Sidearms & Scatterguns Folding auto recemonedations

[Alaskashooter]

Been carrying a benchmade HK entourage the last four years or so and recently parted ways with it (not willingly) so I’m once again looking for a new folding auto. Looking for suggestions must be a folder must be auto, I prefer serated and a tanto but I’ve made exceptions before. Thanks

 

[smokin.338]

check out the offerings from Hogue...

 

[SharpsNitro]

The Spyderco Autonomy is nice.

 

[Chili47]

Microtech LUDT is my daily carry. Love it!

 

[MtnCreek]

I've been carrying a benchmade CLA the past few years. It's fairly thin and rides low clipped in my pocket. 154cm sharpens easily and holds decent. I don't believe they're available in tanto though.

Blade HQ will sell auto's w/o paperwork.

 

[sirhrmechanic]

Al Mar SERE with a Valloton conversion...

Cheers, Sirhr

 

[etn1type]

I've been carrying a benchmade CLA the past few years. It's fairly thin and rides low clipped in my pocket. 154cm sharpens easily and holds decent. I don't believe they're available in tanto though.

Blade HQ will sell auto's w/o paperwork.

+1 To the CLA. Only gripe with it is the spring is crazy strong, and might try to jump out of your hand if you don't have a good grip on it.

 

[bkglock]

Have been carrying a Kershaw Launch 6 for the past year and a half, I would buy another if the need arose, paid $ 89.99

 

[79steeler]

Microtech

 

[mgrs]

Protech or Microtech are a slightly better value at street prices than the Benchmade autos and fire much harder.

Protech CQC, TR-3, and Microtech LUDT are good general purpose designs.

 

[LucasJ1990]

I like my benchmade AFO 2 auto folder. It has been a great tool.

 

[Wyzrd]

I’ve used Protechs, Benchmades, and Gerbers, and Kershaws. If those, I liked the Protechs and Gerbers the most.