benchmade AFCK

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mschwoeb
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benchmade AFCK

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I know that spyderco liscensed the hole for these knives, but didi they ever liscense the spyderedge serations to any company? When looking at a version of this knife that is fully serrated it looks just like a spyderedge.



BENCHADE 800FSBT AFCK Full Serrated [pad] BENCHMADE'S Lengendary 800 AFCK with a full serrated BT blade. This configuration is rare and is available in very limited quantities!

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Spyderco used to license Benchmade to use our round hole. The serrations have been around for 50 years and are public domain. I do believe that Spyderco knows more about making them sharp than the competition.

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I agree with ya there sal. Of all of the knives I have, the two best are Chris Reeves and yours. And yours top Reeves by far.
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That's always been a beef with me re: Benchmades. They can't grind serrations to save their life. They end up with stubby little teeth that hardly cut, and they grind them one heck of a long way up into the blade. Because I gotta sell 'em, I wish they'd either make 'em with longer teeth, like Spyderco's, or stop altogether, cuz they're essentially pre-worn out. It took 6 or 7 years of daily use to wear down my titanium handled Police to where BM's start. And don't get me started about that lame AFCK handle shape...

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