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Perfectly sized for either every day carry or even tactical use, the BM 2550 is a superb auto. I really can’t level many criticisms at the 2550. Yes sharp jimping on the top would be nice. But it’s perfectly sized and shaped 154CM blade, tight lockup, well-executed safety, strong clip, and outstanding fit and finish are tops. If you’re a police officer, it’s the ideal auto knife. And if you’re wondering what should be your first auto knife with the most capability (EDC or otherwise) this …

Sometimes you just want an auto. And maybe you want a STRONG, well-balanced tactical auto that will never let you down. Then maybe you’re ready to spring for a Benchmade AutoPresidio (Auto Axis) Model 5000. No it isn’t cheap at around 0 (at least for mine) but quality autos never are. But at any price you will be hard pressed to find a stronger better made tactical auto. With its 7000 series sculpted aluminum scales over skeletonized SS liners, you will have all the strength you could …

A quick look and observation on the Satin finished SOG Aegis tactical folder. Still a great knife in any coloration but the jimping on this version, due to the polishing process, is not as sharp as the black TiNi coated blades. Some careful block sanding with some 400 to 600 grit auto sandpaper (to square the edges) might make the jimping have some “bite” again. But as it comes from the factory, the jimping kind of sucks on this version and SOG should fix that….

At this weight and blade size, few knives will compare favorably against the excellent SOG Flash II. It’s an ideal larger EDC blade that deploys wicked fast, locks tight, and carries well. The Flash series also shows other makers exactly how to make a pocket clip: removable, hardened stainless steel clip the buries the knife in the pocket. The FRN handle was wisely NOT lined with stainless steel and as such is super light, strong, and surprisingly comfortable. The full flat ground AUS8 blade …