What is your favorite Titanium Framelock < $200

my one and only Ti framelock is the BM 760LFTi. For a tanto blade that is .15" thick and can remove the skin from an apple so that it is so thin I can see day light... well I was impressed. Got it at a great price from knifeworks when I couldn't find a alias II that was priced right. Haven't looked back and am no longer contemplating the krein regrind that so many have opted for. It has a solid lockup (unlike many other posts) and the M4 steel is downright amazing.
 
CRKT S-2 , big and small plain edge.

I think a lot of folks were turned off by the blade shape but I find it to be pretty darn useful and both knives are solid.

Tostig
 
STR pimped Mini-Skirmish, knife cost + pimp job well under 200.00
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I really want to check out the Sage II, but I haven't seen one at this point.

My favorite is the Mini-Skirmish. So much blade for such a compact handle!!
 
Kershaw Mini Cyclone in Ti and ZDP. The best Ti frame/blade combo I've had the chance to use, including the Sebenza.
 
Hey Guys

Our new M1 model is a Titanium Frame Lock and it's been getting great feedback from customers so far. It just became available about 2 weeks ago and is featured in the current TKM.

Take care
Rob
 
slimshaneee said:
I love the Buck/Mayo TNT
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Me too. Got used one in almost perfect shape for about $80 shipped! That was about 2 years ago. Now even the used ones go for $130 or so.

The TI JYD is also one heck of a deal. They can still be had for less than $150.
Paid just under $100 for mine.
 
SPXTrader said:
Kershaw Mini Cyclone in Ti and ZDP. The best Ti frame/blade combo I've had the chance to use, including the Sebenza.
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Sure would be nice if you could find them under $200 now! What a wonderful knife. I can't think of a harder production model to get your hands on.
 
I have a Sage II and a Buck TNT. They are both cutting machines. Very similar folders. You can't go wrong with either one. I would say the Sage's pocket clip is better and its 50/50 choil gives more carry options. The TNT is made in the USA and has a little more cutting length. They both come super sharp and are very smooth and well made. The TNT is'nt as wide when closed as the Sage II .
As far as all the recomendations for the Skirmish and mini. They are both very well made but both are pretty large, (even the mini). Because of the blade grind on both they will not cut as well as the Sage II or TNT.
 
Some of the TI zdp Cyclone are buy it now $320. Nice knife but not worth that much to me. Glad I got mine when they were "cheap" $140.:D
 
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