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	<title>Automatic Switchblades &#187; Automatic Switchblades</title>
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		<title>ESEE IZULA Knife VS ESEE RAT 3</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:48:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A new series we are doing on YouTube that compares and contrasts knives to give you some idea as to what is great about each one.&#160; This video compares the RAT 3 fixed blade by ESEE knives and the ESEE IZULA survival knife.&#160;


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		<title>Bear and Son Butterfly Knives</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:26:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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Bear and Son make several different butterfly knives.&#160; One of the smaller versions they make is the 113.&#160; The 113 measures in at 7 1/2&#8243; when fully open.&#160; The 113 is available in two different models, either the 113 or the 113B. The &#8220;B&#8221; version has a black die cast handle and the 113 model [...]]]></description>
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<p>Bear and Son make several different <a href="http://www.bladeops.com/Bear-Sons-Knives-s/85.htm"><b>butterfly knives</b>.</a>&nbsp; One of the smaller versions they make is the 113.&nbsp; The 113 measures in at 7 1/2&#8243; when fully open.&nbsp; The 113 is available in two different models, either the 113 or the 113B. The &#8220;B&#8221; version has a black die cast handle and the 113 model has a Stardust die cast metal handle.&nbsp; Other than that, both models have all the same specifications.<br />One of my favorite things about the 113 series is the size.&nbsp; At just 4&#8243; when closed, it is very easy to carry in your pocket.&nbsp; This butterfly knife is perfect to pull out whenever you have a few minutes so you can practice your newest move.&nbsp; I also like the fact that all the Bear and Son <b>butterfly knives</b> are built with pin construction.&nbsp; This means that there is no fiddling with screws that can come lose or fall out. The Bear and Son 113 is the perfect little butterfly knife, if you haven&#8217;t tried one yet, give it a try.&nbsp; </p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS:</p>
<p>Blade Length: 3 1/2&#8243;</p>
<p>Handle Length: 4&#8243;<br />Overall Open Length: 7 1/2&#8243;<br />Weight: 4 oz.<br />Action: Butterfly with Handle Latch<br />Blade Material: Stainless Steel<br />Blade Style: Clip Point<br />Handle Material: Die Cast Metal
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		<title>Pro-Tech Tactical Response 4 Auto Knife</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Aug 2010 10:32:27 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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Pro-Tech has&#160;recently their newest line of Tactical Response automatic knives. This new series of Tactical Response knives feature a slide safety on the front of the knife that keep the blade locked when you want it to be.&#160; THe anodized black handle is built of 6061 T6 aluminum and is extremely comfortable.&#160; Built with all [...]]]></description>
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<p>Pro-Tech has&nbsp;recently their newest line of <a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=PTTR4.1">Tactical Response <b>automatic knives</b></a>. This new series of Tactical Response knives feature a slide safety on the front of the knife that keep the blade locked when you want it to be.&nbsp; THe anodized black handle is built of 6061 T6 aluminum and is extremely comfortable.&nbsp; Built with all the right curves, this handle is easy to keep your grip on.&nbsp; At the base of the handle, there is an integrated loop for a lanyard and an integrated pommel to use as a glass breaker.&nbsp; The TR4 series is available with a stonewash blade or a DLC black blade and you can get either one with a plain edge or a part serrated edge.&nbsp; This is a serious knife.&nbsp; It fires open fast and locks up tight.&nbsp; The TR4 is the kind of knife that you can depend on when things count the most.&nbsp; It is the perfect choice for military, emergency personnel, or anyone else who wants a knife that can help get them or others out of serious situations.&nbsp; </p>
<p>Knife Category: Automatic Knife<br />Blade Style: Drop Point, Plain Edge, Stonewash Finish,<br />Action: Side Open<br />Blade Length: 3 5/8&#8243;<br />Blade Material: 154CM Stainless Steel, Stonewash Finish, Part Satin Finish (near spine and base of blade)<br />Open Length: 9 1/4&#8243;<br />Closed Length: 5 1/4&#8243;<br />Weight: 5.4 Ounces<br />Handle Thickness: 1/2&#8243;<br />Handle Width: 1 1/8&#8243;<br />Handle Material: Black 6061 T6 Anodized aluminum<br />Clip: Tip Up<br />Lock Mechanism: Push Button<br />Slide Safety
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		<title>Piranha Pocket Automatic Knife, Green Handle, Mirror Drop Point Blade, P-1G</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Aug 2010 04:14:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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AMC Piranha makes some really fantastic automatic knives.&#160; The Piranha Pocket, sometimes also known as the P1, is definitely their flagship knife.&#160; Measuring in at a very healthy 7.5&#8243; overall, this auto knife is big enough to get the heavy work done but still small enough and light enough to carry comfortably in your pocket [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=PIR1G">AMC Piranha makes some really fantastic <b>automatic knives</b></a>.&nbsp; The Piranha Pocket, sometimes also known as the P1, is definitely their flagship knife.&nbsp; Measuring in at a very healthy 7.5&#8243; overall, this auto knife is big enough to get the heavy work done but still small enough and light enough to carry comfortably in your pocket as an everyday carry knife.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The blade on the Pocket is made of 154-CM stainless steel.&nbsp; On the model pictured, the P-1G, the Pocket has been built with a Green handle and a mirror finish on the blade.&nbsp; You can also buy the Piranha knives with a black tactical wash finish or with a bead blast finish.&nbsp; The handle on the Pocket is constructed of 6061 T6 aluminum.&nbsp; Built in an extremely ergonomic shape, the handle is comfortable and easy to hold onto.&nbsp;The Pocket also comes with a pocket clip so you can carry it in your pocket.&nbsp; Just like the name says.&nbsp; If you are looking for a good, solid auto knife, consider a Piranha.</p>
<p>Piranha Pocket, P1<br />Length, Open: 7.5&#8243; <br />Length, Closed: 4.25&#8243; <br />Blade Length: 3.25&#8243; <br />Blade Material: 154-CM , Mirror Finish, <br />Handle Material: 6061 T6 Aluminum , Red<br />Locking Method: Inset Button (to prevent accidental opening) <br />Opening Method: Push Button <br />Clip: Yes, Titanium <br />Weight: 2.4 oz
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		<title>Cold Steel Point Guard Knife, Plain Edge, 49FP</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Aug 2010 01:51:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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The Cold Steel Point Guard knife, inspired by a Fred Perrin designed custom knife is an incredibly thin, flat knife.&#160; Extremely light, the Point Guard knife comes with a Secure-Ex sheath.&#160; Made&#160;specifically for your hand, this knife is made so you can use the shortened pistol grip comfortably.&#160; The G-10 scales and the skeletonized style [...]]]></description>
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<p>The <a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=CS49FP">Cold Steel Point Guard knife</a>, inspired by a Fred Perrin designed custom knife is an incredibly thin, flat knife.&nbsp; Extremely light, the Point Guard knife comes with a Secure-Ex sheath.&nbsp; Made&nbsp;specifically for your hand, this knife is made so you can use the shortened pistol grip comfortably.&nbsp; The G-10 scales and the skeletonized style make it almost unbelievably light.&nbsp; This is one of the better neck knives we have seen on the market.&nbsp; It can also be carried in a pocket, on a belt or even on a leg strap.&nbsp; </p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS:<br />Name: Point Guard Plain Edge <br />Blade Length: 4&#8243; <br />Overall Length: 6 3/4&#8243; <br />Steel: Japanese AUS 8A Stainless <br />Weight: 2.8 oz <br />Handle: 2 3/4&#8243; Long G-10 <br />Sheath: Secure-Ex® Neck Sheath
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		<title>Ronin Gear Trainer Butterfly Knife</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:31:20 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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We get tons of requests for good trainer butterfly knives.&#160; We have found a few that seem to stand up to the beating a trainer usually takes.&#160; The Bear &#38; Sons trainer does a good job.&#160; Spyderco&#8217;s Spyderfly 02 trainer is a great trainer butterfly&#8211;but has now been discontinued.&#160; The Ronin Gear Trainer butterfly knife&#160;is [...]]]></description>
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<p>We get tons of requests for good trainer <b>butterfly knives</b>.&nbsp; We have found a few that seem to stand up to the beating a trainer usually takes.&nbsp; The Bear &amp; Sons trainer does a good job.&nbsp; Spyderco&#8217;s Spyderfly 02 trainer is a great trainer butterfly&#8211;but has now been discontinued.&nbsp; The <a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BF2A">Ronin Gear Trainer butterfly knife</a>&nbsp;is our newest trainer and it&nbsp;stands up to some heavy duty abuse.&nbsp; We took one of these knives and started bashing it against everything we could ifnd int he office to simulate&nbsp;the effects of a lot of drops and a few other bangs a trainer butterfly generally gets during a&nbsp;it&#8217;s lifetime.&nbsp; This one stood the test.&nbsp; We aren&#8217;t suggesting you go and do the same, I am sure you can figure out a way to break one of these.&nbsp; But, what I am saying, is that overall,&nbsp;this remarkably inexpensive trainer stands up to a whole lot of abuse.&nbsp; The handles are fairly narrow.&nbsp; They are also skeletonized.&nbsp; The blade is dull on both edges and should not be sharpened.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It is built with pin construction which will allow it to last even longer.&nbsp; Overall, while this may not be the very best trainer on the market, it is certainly a good one. </p>
<p>Overall: 9&#8243; <br />Closed: 4 3/4&#8243;
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		<title>Pro-Tech Runt J4, Stonewash Tanto Blade,  Black Handle with Maple Burl Inlay, PT5406</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Aug 2010 21:27:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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I have been a fan of Pro-Tech knives since I saw my very first Godfather automatic knife.&#160; Recently, Pro-Tech released their newest design in the Runt Series, the J4 line of &#8220;cali-legal&#8221; automatic knives.&#160; The J4 line comes in either a standard drop point blade or now with a Tanto point blade.&#160; The tanto point [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have been a fan of Pro-Tech knives since I saw my very first Godfather <b>automatic knife</b>.&nbsp; Recently, Pro-Tech released their newest design in the Runt Series, the J4 line of &#8220;cali-legal&#8221; <b>automatic knives</b>.&nbsp; The J4 line comes in either a standard drop point blade or now with a Tanto point blade.&nbsp; The tanto point J4&#8217;s are designated as 5400 knives.&nbsp; This model, the 5406, features one of my favorite Pro-Tech handle styles.&nbsp; The handle has a black 6061 anodized aluminum frame with maple burl inlays.&nbsp;The blade on the 5406 has a stonewash finish.&nbsp; In the under 2&#8243; blade category, the Runt J4 is one of my favorite <b>automatic knives</b>. They open fast.&nbsp; The lock up is nice and tight.&nbsp; And they are small enough to carry just about anywhere.&nbsp; </p>
<p>This particular model is a limited edition knife, so if you want it&#8211;move quick.</p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS:<br />Overall Length: 5.27&#8243; <br />Blade Length: 1.94&#8243; / .110&#8243; Thick <br />Handle Length 3.33&#8243; / .44&#8243; Thick <br />Weight: approximately 2 ounces
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		<title>Benchmade HK Monochrome Steirer Eisen Manual Folder Knife</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Aug 2010 19:18:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>RoN</dc:creator>
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Benchmade recently released their first H&#38;K knife designed by Steirer Eisen.&#160; This knife, the Monochrome Folder Knife, is built strong and durable for whatever circumstances you may find yourself in.&#160; The drop point blade is made of N690 stainless steel (RH of 58-60) and has a length of 3.04&#8243;.&#160; This all black blade looks and [...]]]></description>
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<p>Benchmade recently released their first H&amp;K knife designed by Steirer Eisen.&nbsp; This knife, <a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BEN14320BK">the Monochrome Folder Knife,</a> is built strong and durable for whatever circumstances you may find yourself in.&nbsp; The drop point blade is made of N690 stainless steel (RH of 58-60) and has a length of 3.04&#8243;.&nbsp; This all black blade looks and cuts good.&nbsp; The blade is opened with either of the ambidextrous thumb studs.&nbsp; As you slide it open, the blade opens smooth.&nbsp; As the blade opens, there is no feeling of looseness or wobble that you sometimes find with some folder knives.&nbsp; The blade locks in place with a monolock.&nbsp; A monolock is similar in nature and function to a framelock with a slightly different look.&nbsp; At a full 7.37&#8243; when open, the Monochrome is a big enough knife to get nearly any job done.<br />The handle features some jimping at the top on both the spine and the belly of the handle.&nbsp; The jimping makes for a solid grip.&nbsp; The skeletonized handle reduces weight and gives the Monochrome a great look.&nbsp; Available in either a standard plain edge blade (Model 14320BK) or in a part serrated blade (Model 14320SBK), the Monochrome is a nice, affordable folder knife built by a company you can trust.&nbsp; </p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS:<br />Manual Folder, Side Open<br />Drop Point Blade<br />N690 Stainless Steel Blade<br />Clip: Black, removable, Tip Down<br />Lock: Monolock System<br />Handle Material: 420J Stainles Steel<br />Blade Length: 3.04&#8243;<br />Blade Thickness: .115&#8243;<br />Handle Thickness: .35&#8243;<br />Open: 7.37&#8243;<br />Closed: 4.345&#8243;<br />Weight: 3.84 ounces
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		<title>Pro-Tech Godson Auto Knife, Carbon Fiber Inlay, Satin Finish Plain Blade, PT704</title>
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<p>Pro-Tech knives are easily some of the very best made <b>automatic knives</b> currently on the market.&nbsp; Made in a production facility but then individually hand assembled for a fantastic fit as well as a high quality finished look, each one of their auto knives has quality stamped all over it.&nbsp; From the top quality materials used in each knife to the unique inlays that many of the knives have, Pro-Tech makes great knives.&nbsp; One of their most popular lines is the Godfather line of knives.&nbsp; An extension of this line of knives is the Godson series.&nbsp; The Godson knives carry the same look and feel of the Godfather knives but are constructed smaller for those who prefer a smaller knife.<br />The <a href="https://www.bladeops.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=PT704">Pro-Tech Godson auto knife, model PT704</a>, is a great example of one of their many fantastic <b>automatic knives</b> in the Godson line. This knife has a 6061 T6 aluminum frame in black with amazing carbon fiber inlay.&nbsp; The trigger button, when depressed, fires a satin finish blade of 154-CM stainless steel with a plain edge.&nbsp; Like each of the Pro-Tech knives, the blade snaps out amazingly fast and the lock up is nice and tight.&nbsp; The knife also features a pocket clip.&nbsp; <br />Each Pro-Tech knife, this one included, has that quality look you typically find in custom shops.&nbsp; This knife, the Godson PT704, is perfect for an every day carry knife or to add to your collection.&nbsp; One thing I especially like about Pro-Tech knives is that you can build a collection around a single style of knife or you can build it around a specific look.&nbsp; For instance, you could collect a variety of different Godson variations&#8211;each with a unique inlay material.&nbsp; Or, if you really like the look of this model, with its carbon fiber inlay, you could begin to collect a variety of Pro-Tech knife lines&#8211;each with a carbon fiber inlay.&nbsp;Whether you get the Godson as your very first Pro-Tech knife or you get it as an addition to your collection, I do know that you will be amazed and delighted with the quality of your new Pro-Tech knife.</p>
<p>SPECIFICATIONS:<br />Action: Push Button Automatic<br />Blade Material: 154 CM <br />Blade Style: Long Double Ground with False Top Plain Edge<br />Blade Finish: Satin Finish<br />Handle Material: T6 6061 Black Anodized Aluminum, Carbon Fiber Inlay<br />Pocket Clip: Black Stainless Steel Situated for Tip-Up Carry<br />Blade Length: 3.25&#8243;<br />Handle Length: 4.375&#8243;<br />Overall Open Length: 7&#8243;
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