Do any of you collect knives? I don't, but I got a Benchmade butterfly knife today.

[jackangel]

i didn't think this would get more than 2 or 3 replies.

cool.

btw, i've already murdered 3 homeless dudes since getting that thing.

 

[heatherrae]

i didn't think this would get more than 2 or 3 replies.

cool.

btw, i've already murdered 3 homeless dudes since getting that thing.

Everyone needs a hoby. Dont dull the blade by accidentally jabbing it into a pacemaker. I hate it when that happens.

 

[jackangel]

Re: Do any of you collect knives? I don't, but I got a Benchmade butterfly knife tod

Aren't butterfly knives illegal?

you're illegal.

 

[the_clockwork]

Re: Do any of you collect knives? I don't, but I got a Benchmade butterfly knife tod

you're illegal.

fucking owned

 

[firefighter337]

http://www.amazon.com/Kershaw-Onion...0009VC9Y0/ref=pd_sim_sg_1/104-8838051-3483908

this is the knife I carry for work. Awesome, factory edge will filet your skin off. Plus it sharpens very easily.

 

[samoth]

Buck semi-auto I got last summer:

http://www.buckknives.com/catalog/detail/425/260

I prefer the decade-old Crosslocks, though.

 

[samoth]

"Buck’s ASAP Technology™ “assisted-opening” knives are functionally different from automatic knives (switchblade type) that typically use gravity or a handle button/lever to release the blade from a closed position. Buck’s 2-stage operation (safety & blade release lever) is designed for user safety and does not use a handle button/lever. However, users are responsible for investigating laws applicable to assisted-opening knives in their jurisdiction."

I still think this is obfuscating things. I push a button, the knife flies open. And there's a safety latch. (I looked into other semi-auto's and found that not all of them have safety latches. Like hell I'm keeping that thing in my pants or boot without a safety latch.)