Most underrated tactical folder

Another vote for Benchmades 722,seems to be ignored which is a shame because its a great design.
 
microtech socom is a knife most sf guys use and i love mine, it just works great

cutter knife and tool is a great knife except the small recessed firing button which i dont care for

these r autos but r great knives
 
Edi Gen'1-very smooth opening-fast handling with unique deep pocket carry clip-Great knife
 
The Microtech Amphibian is a great knife. My favorite under $ 150 EDC. It's so under rated MT quit making it.
 
Originally posted by GarageBoy
BM 705/710/72x/73x
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Aside from the 72x series, I didn't think the M&W's or Ares series were underrated. Especially the 705/710 because they started the whole axis lock thing.
 
The Spyderco G-10 Police.
Look at how many people are using the Carbon Fiber ones as EDC!
It was simply ahead of its time, and confused with the Military.
 
Originally posted by Greg Walker
Buck 110 in speed sheath for one handed opening.
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I have to agree. The 110 is definitely underrated. It can be opened one-handed with a quick wrist snap(down/up).
 
I just got a benchmade 722 ... Man this knife is everything a tactical folder should be (built like a tank, sharp, good lock, and very fast opening with practice) Im thrilled w/ this purchase!
 
Air Ranger with Aluminum grip, partial serration, is likewise a nice little tac-folder for a very reasonable price ($49.00 at Fred Myers). Great SD blade design, light as a feather, solid lock-up, swift and sure opening, marvelous grip configuration. Overall nice piece, easily replaceable and surely affordable.
 
After trying an Emerson CQC 7, BM AFCK, EDI Genesis & GT I have to say the R.E.K.A.T Carnivore is pretty much tops. The lock up is secure and confidence inspiring. A bit hefty but VERY strong. I hope to get the Pioneer from the same company due to it's smaller "sheeple friendly" size.
 
I would only add one thing to Sott Dog's suggestion......large CLASSIC Sebenza!:eek: :eek: :) Really, I'm serious!
 
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