Thank you! Yes the 7505-132 is hard to find one, but 7505-131 is even tougher, only 100 made. Fun knife to play around with, a bit heavy for carry, but this one is more collectible than average EDC knife

Yeah that one is lot of fun - Benchmade 7505-132 dual action. Great action. Last time I saw it on ebay - it was sold $900 few weeks ago. These have gotten very expensive...

@@TheKnifeGuy If i recall correctly they were never a cheap knife. MSRP was like 600 and they were selling for like 550 from dealers right?

@@thenextarcher yeah - the 7505-132 model (I think 1200 pieces made) MSRP was around $600 , the 7505-131 model (has carbon inlays, bronze finishes, sexy looking knife, exactly same size and make) was $1,200 (only 100 knives made) six years ago, right now I've seen 'em at $1,800-$2,000 from collectors. The 132 model you can still find on ebay $800 minimum to $1,000. Not a EDC knife to carry... Way too expensive and bit heavy as well. But great collection model to have, play... Try Zero Tolerance 0999 model knife if you can find them under $3,000. That's a very expensive super rare model knife. When the price goes above certain threshold knife becomes too much of an asset and a liability risk to carry, use and cut, damage the blade... they naturally turn into display collection pieces...

Thank you for your comment. Even though these Benchmade production models say “first prod” etc, these still are not so rare, both models are available for sale online between $200-$300 for brand new. I would say Benchmade 834S Ascent-II is more unique from the two models (early 2000s production, discontinued and not easily available). Right now hold on to these, within next coming years once these discontinued models will not be as available for sale and become a rarity the price should climb higher (together with the demand from buyers).