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Heckler & Koch by Benchmade
There is no better accessory in the world that reflects and demonstrates the unique qualities of a world-renowned HK handgun than does one of our new Heckler & Koch knives. These proprietary knife designs produced by Benchmade promise cutting-edge Heckler & Koch looks and functionality and deliver the extreme durability and performance expected from the brand. These are made by Benchmade- see our other Benchmade knives |
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 Heckler and Koch Pika Models Lightweight folders designed like the old AFCK models. Made in Asia. |
 Heckler and Koch Monochrome Folders Simple and solid design. Made in Asia. |
 Lum Designed Ally Folder Unusual design from one of the industry's most creative makers. Made in Asia. |
 Nitrous Blitz Liner Locking Folder 154CM stainless steel blades on an assisted opener with black G10 handles. Made in the USA |
 AXIS Lock Tactical Folder Designed around Benchmade's patented AXIS locking mechanism; an ingenious creation touted as quite possibly "the strongest folding lock ever!" Available in different blade styles. Made in the USA |
 Automatic Folders For military and police exclusively. Made in the USA |
 Tactical Fixed Blades Combat ready |
 Liner Lock Tactical Folder This is an excellent carry knife - light, agile, reliable, easy to open-with a high degree of tactical form and function that echoes a Heckler & Koch heritage. Available in different blade styles. Made in Taiwan. |
 Heckler & Koch 14650 Folding Knives Well made and economical. Made in Asia |
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