I love my Doug Ritter Griptilian, but I had heard through the grapevine that benchmade was going to make Micarta handles for a special griptilian. Is this true? and if so do you think if i sent them my rittergrip they could put the new handles on, I think it would be a great addition to an almost perfect knife
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Does Benchmade make Micarta Handles for the Griptilian????
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I agree with powells85: green micara would ROCK!
I have two Doug Ritter RSK knives now, both full size, and they are great just the way they are, but many of us would also appreciate an option for a nicer grip.
Doug Ritter did EXACTLY what he wanted to do with his knife - bring an EXCELLENT survival knife to the general public at a very reasonable price. The question is... Will Benchmade capitalize on this very happy customer base cultivated by Doug Ritter?
I have two Doug Ritter RSK knives now, both full size, and they are great just the way they are, but many of us would also appreciate an option for a nicer grip.
Doug Ritter did EXACTLY what he wanted to do with his knife - bring an EXCELLENT survival knife to the general public at a very reasonable price. The question is... Will Benchmade capitalize on this very happy customer base cultivated by Doug Ritter?
well I actually made the original post under my buddies name cause I was visiting his house and he was already logged in, but the is the email I got back from the company.
"The Grip is the most involved of all the scale jobs. As far as me, i've done all of them i want to, even tho it's a $200. job. One must have the knife to do it since tolerances are way more critical than one may think. I ussualy advise against doing the Grip. chase"
"The Grip is the most involved of all the scale jobs. As far as me, i've done all of them i want to, even tho it's a $200. job. One must have the knife to do it since tolerances are way more critical than one may think. I ussualy advise against doing the Grip. chase"