Which knife that you own came with the sharpest blade?

I don´t own a custom yet (the first one´s on its way).

My CRKT M16-03Z came very sharp outta the box.
 
My Kershaw Chive.

You will note that I don't own a single knife that cost in excess of $70 bucks... so I don't know about MTs or Doziers, or CRs.
 
As far as factory production knives go, I would have to say that the Spyderco knives that I have bought are virtually all hair popping sharp, sharper than any other knife that I can remember, and that includes the three BenchMades and the four REKATS that I have. Now, the Camillus Madd Maxx 5.5 comes very close to the best Spydercos.
 
First place - Microtech LCC, Amphibian, Hawk

Close Second place - Spyderco Lil Temperance, Military, Salsa, Perrin, Moran

Distant Third place - Camillus Maxx

Last - Benchmade
 
allof these were very sharp out of box.in no particular order.
benchmade outbounder
microtech Lcc
spyerco Viele
kershaw Boa
buck 112 with BG 42 steel
 
All of my Spydercos were sharp right out of the box, but my newest purchase, a Centofante III (VG-10), was the sharpest.

Allen.
 
Custom : DDR Madd Maxx
Emerson CQC-6
Production : Any Kershaw Onion line. ( Vapor , Chive, Scallion, Boa etc. . )
CS voyager
Buck : 110
 
Production - Camillus CUDA Maxx - sharpest that any knife I have ever owned has come out of box.
Custom - Neil Blackwood Small Hybrid - sharpest custom.
 
Production folders, BM AFCK, and William Henry P-10 Lancet, also my Spydercard was impressively sharp.

Custom, Bud Nealy Aikuchi
 
That would have to be my (FRN, VG-10) Spyderco Endura. That one is/was scary-SHARP right out of the box!
 
My SPYDERCO Rescue in VG-10 came hair poppin sharp..
...so did my SPYDERCO Native in CPM-440v.
 
Of the brands that I purchase, Spyderco and Benchmade come the sharpest. I have had examples of both that were scary sharp and some that were less than satisfactory. I can remember the number of times I have had cuts from new knives though. The worst cut that required stitches was a Benchmade Ascent.
 
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