Post Your Tactical Folders

[doglegg]

Benchmade Bailout

Great carry.

[1967redrider]

Nice pick-ups, gents.

[Jtx]

Benchmade Bailout

Great carry.

Thanks doglegg. Always appreciate your comments

[Sasquach]

Great lookin' knives gentlemen!

Here's a low budget folder that qualifies as "tactical"....I guess. I did not know that RAT/ESEE was making knives in China but here ya go. Call me uninformed. This is a RAT/ESEE Churp Liner-lock folder. It's 3 1/2" closed with a 2 5/8" D2 steel blade, blue G10 handles and stainless hardware. Fit and finish are good, blade is perfectly centered, action is smooth, and lock-up is solid with no play or wobble. On the down side, this knife offers no possibility of one handed opening. Overall it appears to be a tough and useful little knife. This one might wind up in my tackle bag.

[edge213]

Great lookin' knives gentlemen!

Here's a low budget folder that qualifies as "tactical"....I guess. I did not know that RAT/ESEE was making knives in China but here ya go. Call me uninformed. This is a RAT/ESEE Churp Liner-lock folder. It's 3 1/2" closed with a 2 5/8" D2 steel blade, blue G10 handles and stainless hardware. Fit and finish are good, blade is perfectly centered, action is smooth, and lock-up is solid with no play or wobble. On the down side, this knife offers no possibility of one handed opening. Overall it appears to be a tough and useful little knife. This one might wind up in my tackle bag.

Are you sure it's not a counterfeit?

[Sasquach]

Great lookin' knives gentlemen!

Here's a low budget folder that qualifies as "tactical"....I guess. I did not know that RAT/ESEE was making knives in China but here ya go. Call me uninformed. This is a RAT/ESEE Churp Liner-lock folder. It's 3 1/2" closed with a 2 5/8" D2 steel blade, blue G10 handles and stainless hardware. Fit and finish are good, blade is perfectly centered, action is smooth, and lock-up is solid with no play or wobble. On the down side, this knife offers no possibility of one handed opening. Overall it appears to be a tough and useful little knife. This one might wind up in my tackle bag.

Are you sure it's not a counterfeit?

No, I don't think so. I found this article after I got it: https://knifenews.com/new-esee-designed ... ble-churp/

[edge213]

Great lookin' knives gentlemen!

Here's a low budget folder that qualifies as "tactical"....I guess. I did not know that RAT/ESEE was making knives in China but here ya go. Call me uninformed. This is a RAT/ESEE Churp Liner-lock folder. It's 3 1/2" closed with a 2 5/8" D2 steel blade, blue G10 handles and stainless hardware. Fit and finish are good, blade is perfectly centered, action is smooth, and lock-up is solid with no play or wobble. On the down side, this knife offers no possibility of one handed opening. Overall it appears to be a tough and useful little knife. This one might wind up in my tackle bag.

Are you sure it's not a counterfeit?

No, I don't think so. I found this article after I got it: https://knifenews.com/new-esee-designed ... ble-churp/

Well, there you have it. I didn't know they had knives made in china.