Just in.......Benchmade Monochrome

Originally posted by Art M
Get's confusing doesn't it?

Yes, but I think that we can all agree that the Monochrome looks like a great framelock for its pricepoint and another winner for Benchmade. There may be other reasons not to buy it (like other knives better; are left-handed; allergic to 420J2 in handle), but it still looks sweet.
 
This is kind of a repeating, rhetorical, never-ending cycle of dumb negativity in my mind.

I read numerous upon numerous repeats of the same "...but, but, USA, but USA jobs..." on other knife forums and it all comes down to ignorance.

Anybody realize the amount of US jobs created for goods exported OUT of the US???

C'mon, grow up yous. (same goes for the dumb "630 has a hole" thievry comments. Nonsense and just shows that people are bored and want to see what they can stir up. However that "stir" boosts the competition and engenuity of a knife company also IMHO.).

I own 56 Benchmades. I own them because I respect the Business mind of Les and Benchmade as a whole, and I like the quality. Benchmade's have saved my life before.

Mind you! I have 70+ other company manufactured knives, and 1 going on 2 divorces because of my tool addiction. But I have SEEN the peril that is knife manufacturing. (ok, that part is rambling.....)
 
brownshoe said:
I know people who have lost their jobs due to production leaving this country so that someone can make a few extra bucks. I know intellectual types who lost jobs due to NAFTA and the lower Canadian dollar. Like many others, I liked buying benchmades cause they were made in the USA. That was the target line in many knife sales pitches..."Benchmade, you know its made here, little more money than a CRKT, but better made and american made." "You can buy that Spyderco, but this here benchmade just as good if not better and made in america." Benchmade as a company went down in my opinion when they decided to lower themselves to compete with CRKT and Spyderco off-shore products.

By the way Brogan what's your problem with Delaware? Delaware is not Yankee at all, it's Middle Atlantic at best. The Mason Dixon line is at its lowest border. The state was a major stop on the Underground railroad and a stone's throw from that hot bed of abolition know as the City of Brotherly Love, but that doesn't make it Yankee. There's good fried chicken in the state, biscuits and gravy, but its too north for grits.

If it's too north for grits, it's Yankee. You mentioned the Mason Dixon line is at its lower border, meaning it is above the Mason Dixon. Nuff said. ;)
 
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