Modified Wharncliffe Blade on a non-Traditional Knife

Modoc ED · Jul 18, 2011

Benchmade 440 Opportunist.

Anyone else got one? Please post if you do.

Cynic2701 · Jul 18, 2011

I got my Dad one for his birthday; he likes it a lot. The Wharncliffe works pretty well for this design.

Rick · Jul 19, 2011

Hiya, Ed. I think this Todd Begg qualifies:

Cold Kill · Jul 19, 2011

Would the Kershaw Leek apply within these criteria? I know it has a modified Wharncliffe blade.

Tsujigiri · Jul 19, 2011

Cold Kill said:
Would the Kershaw Leek apply within these criteria? I know it has a modified Wharncliffe blade.

Or the Needs Work...

bob7 · Jul 19, 2011

I ground the hump off this Snody 425 Gravitator to make it more pocket friendly when carried. It is the best liner lock I've ever owned. The thick liner lock has never creeped over from its original lockup position.
bob7

Slider817 · Jul 19, 2011

Vey nice, love the looks of that blade

softrockrenegade · Jul 19, 2011

Spyderco ppt !!!

Modoc ED · Jul 19, 2011

Rick said:
Hiya, Ed. I think this Todd Begg qualifies:

It sure does Rick. That's a "Flipper" too isn't it?

knivesandguns · Jul 19, 2011

How 'bout this one?

Or is it sheepsfoot -- I can't ever remember these names.

Cold Kill · Jul 19, 2011

knivesandguns said:
How 'bout this one?

Or is it sheepsfoot -- I can't ever remember these names.

Nope, that is a modified Wharncliffe. A sheep's foot has no tip to it, like a rescue knife. At least that is what I remember.