Knives you wish weren't discontinued!

[Czechmate]

The Kershaw 1680.

Because Steven Seagal...

 

[BDT-E]

The original Boker Orca II.

 

[K.O.D.]

ZT0600. Can't believe they have discontinued the 0560/1.

 

[rio]

Black sable

 

[PURPLEDC]

Kershaw offset. imho it was way ahead of its time.

 

[Tyronethepro]

Another vote for Lone Wolf. I was oogling them before Benchmade bought them out, but sadly I never had the money to purchase one at that time. If Benchmade could bring back Lone Wolf's designs and get rid of their new outdoor stuff, that'd be great.
Also, Benchmade bring back the AFCK and CRKT bring back the Apache II in ATS-34 or 154CM or any premium steel. Hell get 'em made by Lion Steel with Sleipner, that'd be great.

 

[John_0917]

Kershaw Tremor...still available here and there but not manufactured anymore. Wish they had made it with a nicer steel like 14C28 or even S30V, I would pay $100 for an S30V Tremor.

Emerson Auto Commander...just plain cool...and built by Kershaw so there is actually quality control unlike regular Emersons.

 

[MatthewSB]

... so there is actually quality control unlike regular Emersons.

Must not have bought one in a while, Emerson Knives' fit and finish has gotten noticeably better.

 

[asdf12345]

These two

 

[craytab]

BM AFCK
CRKT Apache line
Most of the newly discontinued ZT stuff

 

[Still Man]

Cold Steel Recon Scout San Mai III

 

[whitty]

The ZT Mudd knife and the ZT0801CF would be tops on my list!

 

[Insipid Moniker]

AFCK
MUDD
Rukus
Chinook

 

[Rum. Monkey.]

Spyderco Dodo and Chinook 1

 

[Stoney26]

I would ,without a doubt, buy an AFCK with a Ti-liner lock and a fancy steel. It's one of the few benchmade folder designs that I've really lusted over

 

[StryCoShaw]

Benchmade 4x Series balis and all of Bradley knives, mainly the Mayhem balisong.

 

[cchu518]

Benchmade 10700 Nagara minus the HD signage!

 

[tbow]

Kershaw Groove

 

[Rare blade]

Benchmade AFCK
BEnchmade Ruckus (silver twill)
Spyderco Lum Tanto folder

 

[Lee D]

the Alox Bantam