Smith & Wesson Benji 2.5in Excessive Carbon S.S. Folding Keychain Knife with 1.75in Modified Tanto Blade and G10 Deal with for Outside, Tactical, Survival and EDC

Great Knife
I was devastated when I lost my [item], but I’m so relieved to have found a replacement. It’s exactly what I was looking for, and I’m pleased to have it back in my life.This little knife packs a punch despite its small size. The modified tanto blade is incredibly sharp and capable of handling a variety of tasks, from cutting through cardboard to slicing fruit.The high carbon stainless steel construction ensures durability and a long-lasting edge. The G10 handle provides excellent grip, even in wet or slippery conditions. The keychain attachment is a nice touch, making it easy to keep the knife accessible at all times.If you’re looking for a reliable and versatile keychain knife, I highly recommend the Smith & Wesson Benji.

Great utility knife
Everyone handy man needs a good knife and this one is great. It has that outdoors appearance, well constructed, easy to use, the lock, and fit it has makes it a win, win and once it’s locked it’s locked the blade does not wiggle around so it is a very rigid stiff buit knife. Take it home and try it out

Great quality knife
It feels great in your hand and it has a nice blade. Looks pretty good

I REALLY REALLY Like This Knife !
I’ve had this same knife, except with the partially serrated blade, and carried daily for several years, and think it is a fantastic knife. Decided on this plain blade model this time because; 1.I didn’t have many occasions to actually NEED serrations , and 2. The serrations are a pain to sharpen. Here are the pros;-very sharp right out of the box -decent steel, holds an edge pretty well and sharpens with ease -Opens quickly with only a minor flick of the opening lever…the ‘magic assist’ is great ! -not so expensive a loss or TSA confiscation will make you cry -looks good -Very stiff/secure pocket clip -extremely ‘grippy’ in the hand ! side toward pocket clip is rubbery and aggressive texture, other side is like black 80 grit sandpaper ! ( I like that) -the fit and finish of parts, including blade pivot is good, even compared to some more expensive knifes. -blade pivot screw can be tightened as knife wears with use, and the tiny torx driver can be found fairly easily. -the knife has never deployed in my pocket, even though I carry with safety off at all times. -although this knife works like a switchblade with swift open and secure lock, in most all states in the US it is completely legal. They put little opening lugs on the blade so it looks (and can operate like) a regular folder so as not to draw unwanted attention.Cons;-paint finish on blade and other parts scratches and chips in time. This never bothered me much at all, especially considering the price point here. -out of the box, the blade grind angle is not symmetrical and will have to be corrected first time sharpening if you use a sharpening system. ( I use a Gatco set and a 19 degree sharpening angle) I have no idea why Taylor uses asymmetrical grind, and those using freehand stones probably never would notice this -when new, it takes a break-in period of 50-100 openings before it opens quickly. No big deal & a good opportunity to build ‘muscle memory’ with working the knife.I am very impressed with this knife. I like it so much I always keep a spare on hand in case I lose my daily carry knife. I’ve read reviews that criticize the extreme texture on the grip panels, to the extent their pocket edges have been damaged. I haven’t had that problem at all, but wear mostly jeans. If it was a problem, I would just remove pocket clip and smooth the texture a little. I also have this knife in the larger version with serrations as a rescue tool in my car. I have bought several of these 3 1/2″ SWATMB or SWATMBS (partially serrated ) knives as gifts for friends and relatives.

Great to hunt Deers hidden in the Forest at night. Good shape and quality!

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