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Displaying items by tag: Benchmade

Tuesday, 02 April 2024 23:35

Benchmade Bugout 535BK-4

Benchmade has several knives that are iconic, like the Griptilian, and the 940. Back in 2017 Benchmade released a new knife that would soon become iconic, the Bugout. The Bugout was what people were looking for: utilitarian, ergonomic, lightweight, axis lock, and was made with quality materials. Since then the Bugout has become one of the best selling knives in history. The Bugout comes in two sizes and a ton of colors. Plus there's a large amount of aftermarket mods you can do to truly make it your own.

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Published in Knives
Tuesday, 03 March 2020 11:22

Les DeAsis RIP

Benchmade founder Les DeAsis has passed away on february 21st following a stroke suffered a week before.

Published in News
Thursday, 21 February 2019 13:11

Benchmade Scandal

Benchmade01Benchmade is the subject of the latest online protest, and they can thank the local police for for it.

Oregon City Police tweeted a photo a couple of days ago attempting to promote Benchmade Knives as a good corporate citizen by helping the police destroy some firearms.

Published in Blog
Monday, 21 January 2008 15:20

Benchmade ERT 1/ Houdini Pro

Anyone who reads my reviews or ramblings on the forums knows that I have a fascination with rescue oriented tools. With all the traveling and security work I do, and have done over the years, I have witnessed more accidents than tactical knife-y situations, and I like tools that are oriented to helping victims rather than slaughtering ninjas.

Benchmade ERT 1/ Houdini Pro

Published in Knives
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