I have always liked Lone Wolf but would not buy one due to common complaints about quality and service. Their manual line-up is well priced and uses good materials. The models I handled (which are many) had poor lock up and thin liner locks.

I always felt this to be unfortunate because I can think of at least 4 models I like enough to seriously consider (funds allowing.)

I very much look forward to see how this unfolds. I have a good feeling about this. Congratulations Benchmade on the acquisition.

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Originally posted by Carson:
Accusation = Acquisition? Or a fortuitous measure of words Doc?

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Originally posted by Death Cattle:

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Originally posted by kc2hse:
Now I don't feel bad about buying Lone Wolf. Very interesting turn of events.

how could you ever feel bad about buying lone wolf?

Because I was straying.

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Originally posted by kc2hse:
Because I was straying.

I say we ban this Adulterer!!! Repent, repent - give us ten hail Marys Les de Asis...

Accusation = Acquisition? Or a fortuitous measure of words Doc?

Axis Lock Lone Wolf folders? sounds good!

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Axis Lock Lone Wolf folders? sounds good!

I second the motion!

Lets hope that Benchmade Bring back the LONEWOLF D2 D/A I my humble opinion one of the Best LONEWOLF knives ever.
I have bought more of this knife than any other knife except Benchmade.

Congratulations Benchmade...
You can keep your axis locks nothing wrong with a well made Linerlock..( If it ain't broke why try fix it)

While I like the Axis lock and have at least.. several, I actually prefer a good solid liner lock (esp. monolock titanium handled-type)

I hope these news mean that we'll see some Benchmade + William Harsey designs