CRK, Strider, Grayman, Hinderer; all have certain things that some people don't prefer, relating to design, warranty, maker's personal history, aftermarket cost etc. However, they all have their own standards for their knives and business practices, and most people obviously respect that, or in some cases just don't care. It doesn't hurt anyone if another person buys one of these knives.
I wouldn't, simply because I greatly dislike framelocks esp. of the titanium variety and find them to be a fad with too many gradual flaws. That doesn't mean someone else can't enjoy them, and I think if a maker wants to do things exactly the way they want and still make money off it, kudos to them. This coming from a guy who finds nothing whatsoever appealing about at least two of the above makers. The really awesome knives for me are sprint runs, the new designs with new steels, and knives that equal or surpass both the compression and axis locks. However, someone else may hate those lock styles, or feel the sprint runs are overpriced production knives. They don't have to buy what I like, I don't have to buy what they do. The end.