Somewhat new to knives and am interested in an automatic opening knife. Anyone recommend a good quality knife that won't break the bank but would be of decent quality? Thanks for assistance.
Protech are fantastic autos that open with great authority. Also check out Benchmade, which are also excellent knives. H&H carries both.
I carry a Benchmade 4300CLA and have another on its way. It's an excellent, high quality knife that's easy to edc. Comes with black or satin; serrated or non blade. Can be picked up online for $195.00 at a few places. BladeOps is no hassle as far as military/gov form. Some sites still require it. There are plenty of others out there but that's my $.02
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Thanks for the suggestions! I will check them out.
I'm a fan of Benchmade more than anything else, but recently I picked up a Boker Klashnikov just to see if i even liked carrying an auto before i spent $200 on a Benchmade. I must say I am very impressed with the Boker. The build of this knife is very solid and the blade locks open with a very sturdy click. Aside from the steel used, I would say it could probably stand up to anything my Benchmades can.
I am very impressed with Benchmade, if you cannot afford Benchmade, Boker and Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT) also makes some nice knifes, if you cannot afford those, there are some nice knifes made in China.
I will second Benchmade and Protech both. If your budget allows it checkout Microtech as I find them to be excellent quality. If you budget is a little light check out the new Kershaw automatics. Good steel and solid build for a very reasonable price.
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