New limited edition benchmade 940?

A 940 in G10 with a m390 blade sounds pretty good to me as does an LE ritter. Damn this hobby is getting expensive!

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I would love a 940 in G-10 and M390. However, CF would be awesome as well.
An LE Ritter would be great, specifically some kind of G-10 or CF and m390 or m4.

How about a limited 550HG Grip in G-10 and some kind of better steel?

There's a few limited Benchmade knives I'd love to see.
 
Any premium steel like M390 would be great. Much prefer CF to G10 although I love the green aluminum as is.
 
A G10 m390 940 would be killer! Add me to the list.

The 940 is one of my all time favorite Benchmades. I love the 940's evil twin brother, the Guacho, too. I recently scored a Ti 940 on eBay. I've been searching for one of those for a while now.
 
I would love to own a 940 with anything but aluminum handles. G10, carbon fiber, titanium, you name it, I'd take it. An uprgrade in steel might be nice too, but I can live with S30v.
 
+1 to PaulTR, but I really would like to see a limited ed. doug ritter mini with any other material than the normal plastic noryl GTX handles...there have been so many limited 940 models but never a mini grip with an upgrade in handle scales. Just sayin I'd like to see that first :)
 
beimerja said:
+1 to PaulTR, but I really would like to see a limited ed. doug ritter mini with any other material than the normal plastic noryl GTX handles...there have been so many limited 940 models but never a mini grip with an upgrade in handle scales. Just sayin I'd like to see that first :)
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Good idea this. I've owned three Ritters and kept none; detest the GTX scales. Give me the same knife in G-10 and I might just keep it. :rolleyes:
 
I actually don't mind the GTX scales. They don't tear up my pockets like g10 and they have decent grip.

I'd prefer carbon fiber though :)
 
I think a G-10 940 would be pretty cool. If I remember correctly I think it was going to be red/black G-10.

You can express your interest to either party (KW or Benchmade) however as is the case with these LE's, what materials are used is often a complex dance between the parties, often it has to do with materials on hand and a host of other issues.

So in other words, one does not just go to Benchmade and say "I want THIS knife..." You might end up with something close, maybe.
 
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