Which folder is built like a tank?

Folding "tanks"?

-CR Tanto Large

-REKAT Pocket Hobbit

~~~Never held one, but it just has to qualify; The Ti-handled XL folder made by Bob Dozier. The actual model escapes me, but it is NOT the Folding Hunter. It appears HUGE.
 
To me the most massive well built for A 4" blade
#1 the Buck Strider
#2 MT Socom
A little shorter blade
#1 large Sebenza
#2 MT LCC
#3 Buck 110

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Haven't got to handle one but the Spyderco Chinook is supposed to be built like a tank. This is on my list of wants.

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Dennis Bible
 
Well, Strider and Sebenza are nice, but I personally have to find something which would beat any of these:

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Both Mission. Top A2 steel blade, bottom the beta alloy.

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And here I was afraid to look at this thread in fear that it was going to be nothing but a Sebenza-thon! Silly me!

As for the Mission, above. Is this a prototype? When are they going to actually finish it? Just kidding.
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Let me put in my vote for the SOG VISION with titanium handles, and a vicious looking neo-tanto blade. You could scare off vampires with this thing! Oh yeah, arc-lock to boot!


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Got my MT SOCOM yesterday. Wow! That thing is sturdy. I used to think liner locks were weak. That thing was so strong that it required me to use both thumbs to close it and I had to push extremely hard. It still hasn't been broken in yet.
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Chang the Asian Janitorial Apparatus
 
Full Tang Clan, yep you're right. That tanto folder is a prototype. One out of six. I'm waiting for the full production as well. Can't wait to ab/use one of them
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Anyone have specs and pics of the upcoming Busse folder? When is it coming out?
 
No question to me, Benchmade's 750 Pinnacle Mono-Lock has a thick blade that I have no problem prying with and is a great every day work horse.

Phrede
 
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