I picked one up. It's kind of like a Sebenza with assisted opening and better grips on the handle. The BM710HSSR is still my EDC, and I have a BM806D2 on the way that may take the place of the 710. I just love the Axis lock for speed of opening, closing, and strength. I'd take a read through the Camillus forum under Makers and Manufactures. Some people have had problems with the nylon washers ni the Dominator wearing and leading to blade play, uncentered blades when closed, etc. I haven't experience this yet.
Also it takes a hefty push on the flipped to get it open. When I first got it (birthday) I was sitting at the table and everyone was sitting around and I wasn't able to open it at first! Haha! Finally I gave it a good squeeze and it flipped open. Since then I have adjusted the pivot, lubed it up with some Militec-1, and I can open it easier now. It still takes a good push, but I'm pretty comfortable opening it now.
It came shaving sharp so I haven't touched up the edge.
One thing to keep in mind is the handles being Titanium will probably scratch easy like the handles on a Sebenza. So if you keep it in the same pocket with your keys be prepared for scratches. That's why I like the G-10 on the BM710, it never shows any wear.
Also when you close it you're working against the tension bar (or whatever). I can close it one handed, but it takes a little more attention when doing so. The Axis locks can be close almost as fast as they can be opened. This is handy when you're in the middle of something and you only have one free hand. You can quickly open, cut, and close an Axis with some practice. I used to work in a retail environment where I sometimes had a package I had to open for a customer and I wanted to have my knife out as little as possible. Usually I could do a little spin move (turn my back to the customer) and have the knife out and away by the time I turned back around and they never knew what happened.
