Benchmade Claymore Overview

Benchmade Claymore Features:

• Black blade made from CPM D2 with serrations.
• Push button opener with a washer pivot.
• OD green Grivory handle scales that are textured for a sure grip.
• Button lock with an additional safety lock.
• Reversible pocket clip for deep carry.

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Description:

The Claymore from Benchmade has a timeless design and also timeless materials, placing its likely point of failure outside your lifespan. It’s constructed with an automatic push-button and also an integrated safety, preventing unintentional blade deployment. Its Grivory handle scales are weatherproof and offer a secure grip. A tip-up, reversible, deep carry pocket clip tops off this design. Benchmade automatic knives are known for their reliability and quality. Also, take a look at what we have to offer.

FAQ On Benchmade Claymore

• What is the Morse code on Benchmade Claymore?

FTEThe letters are FTE and they are a reference to the “Face Toward Enemy” inscription shown in raised lettering on one side of a Claymore mine. The blade can also be extended by pushing a button located on the front of the handle. To prevent any unintentional opening, the system has a slide safety that also locks the blade(drop point ).

• What is the Easter egg on the Benchmade Claymore?

Upon closer inspection, I noticed a little morse code “easter egg” also built into the handle near the blade. The three letters are decoded to read “F T E”. Also if you have ever handled or employed an M18A1 Claymore mine, you’ll recall what this stands for. The golden rule of Claymore placement.

• What angle do you sharpen a Benchmade Claymore?

They should be closer to 20-25. But there will be variance and also consider that it will be a slightly convex grind. The sharpie method may be your best bet to determine the angle. 30-35 inclusive, so 15-17 degrees per side, supposedly.

FAQ On Benchmade Knives

• Does the military use Benchmade knives?

Benchmade then set the standard for military products with the AFO (Armed Forces Only) in 1998. The AFO was a large, durable knife, designed with the ideal size and also shape to foster a rock-solid grip by the gloved hands of soldiers. Such a strong grip helped soldiers employ the attention-getting, steel pommel.