What is YOUR Grail Knife?

Currently, it's a Graham Razel friction folder, or a Begg Bodega.
 
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Strider SmF. I want a hard use folder I can abuse knowing that it can take it. I have slicers and choppers. Strider seems to conjure up extreme opinions on the forum. So if you dont like them, pretend I said another maker/model that didn't embellish the truth. If you do like them...:thumbup:
 
P_Meticulous said:
Mine hasn’t been developed yet, but half way there… Carbon Fiber BM 530, with uncoated M390.
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I beat you to it. :D

Coming in later this week: Benchmade Shoki with a 2.9" M390 steel blade (60-62HRC) and CF scales! :thumbup:

 
My current fixed blade grail is kingdom armory hand of god
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Ken Onion made a limited mid-tech run of his Ripple. Made here in the US with CPM154 steel and a Titanium frame. Was sold through one dealer exclusively and sold out quickly. That would be my grail knife. :)

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I would love to get an Flavio Ikoma Guardian Angel, but on a more affordable level I would also like to get a Strider SMF with a digi-cam blade
 
an actual working, usable Crysknife unfortunaly I haven't seen any sandworms around lately
so I'm gunna have to say I want one of those granfors bruks viking knives
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the funny thing is is that I actually had a chance, and the money to buy one of these at a knife show,
but unfortunately I didn't know exactly what it was at the time, and I had my eye dead set on a BK14
 
I never thought of this as a grail because it kind of fell into my lap but it's gonna be tough getting anything much higher quality than this bad boy (IMHO)

The fit and finish is remarkable, It has Jeweled Ti liners and Ti scales that when fit together appear to be 1 thick scale. This beast is almost silent when flipped and locked up. It pivots on Bronze phosphorous bushings but it is smoother than any bearing knife i have.

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Keith Ouye Medium Flipper Wharncliffe

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William Henry Spearpoint ‘Independence’

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William Henry Spearpoint ‘Independence’ features a mesmerizing stainless steel frame, hand-engraved in Italy by the master artisans of Bottega Incisioni. The beautiful hand-forged blade is heat-blued carbon 'Flag' damascus steel; the one-hand button lock and the thumb stud are set with rubies.

A remarkable design that gives you an instrument with a full-size secure grip, and a versatile deep-belly blade, the Spearpoint epitomizes William Henry’s core philosophy – that superlative function deserves to be elevated to superlative art.

The ‘Independence’ features hand-forged metals, and hundreds of hours of microscopic hand-engraving which are the hallmark of William Henry's most exclusive creations; a timeless heirloom to be proudly worn and used for a lifetime before being handed-down to another generation.
 
Here are three I have acquired over the last three months.

For me these qualify as Grail Knives.

Blackjack model 1-7:


ZT 0550:




Lion Steel SR-1 Ti:



Hope you like them.:)
 
Mine would be Spyderdo Military, or a Benchmade Rukus with carbon fibre scales and a blade or CPM Rex 121
 
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