I am glad you like it!

$350 very painful

@@2fargonedaytona128Rolex ain’t cheap

@@bodythetan sure ain’t but still $350 too much for this red neck

Maybe the "Lone Wolf" line? Because it would be just the knife?

Cool idea!!

Thank you Christian!

I think you’re gonna really like it Tim 🔥

Thank you Tim!!

yes sir I sure have been listening! Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you!

Why? Its less practical for use than any Swiss Army knife out there at a fraction of the price.

Thank you!!

Thank you my friend!

Thank you!

Thank you!

If these are popular I will convert more versions of my slip joints into this form factor.

Thank you!!

Hi Chris, if these are popular I am planning to do just that!

Glad you like it my friend!!

Thank you for the kind words and support!

They will be available June 16th!! Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you Josh!

This is quite possible if the Gunslinger proves to be popular.

Nice idea! 😮

Suggestion noted!

I like how you think!

Thank you!!

Thank you for the support!!

I would like to add a Canadian dealer, who would you recommend?

Thank you!

At those prices?! XD

I sure hope so!!

I saw him at the show!

@@BenBelkin DR.J is my boy👍

All I offer is another choice in the market. There are key differences in my versions which some people might find attractive. I have a different flipper tab, I have fat carbon on all models and anodized parts, my version is bigger, my version can be flicked open or thumb rolled, I have a darker blast on my Ti, and my version comes with a pocket clip delete insert. I also have creative and interesting packaging. If these features are found to be advantageous I hope people will give my knives a try. If not, I can certainly understand why they would prefer the Pena. Thank you for reading.

Thank you!

They claim to be made in Arizona, where are they made?

@@HRM.H China

Made in china, except for that and the price, everything else is perfect

The problem is if they were made in the US they’d be significantly more expensive and people would complain even more. (Check the benchmade video)😬

Thank you!

Seriously. Where can they justify that number? Lol

Hello there, I am Ben the guy in the video. Thank you for your feedback. Please understand that the price of this knife is driven by 3 major factors: The price to manufacture, the price to distribute and the fact I cannot work for free. These knives are not cheap to manufacture despite being made in China. The fit and finish is excellent, the materials are not cheap and there is skilled hand labor involved. I also have to make a profit margin in order to run my business. I work on this business 7 days a week and it is my full time occupation. I make a reasonable margin that frankly, if it were any less, would not be worth the amount of time I put into it. I actually make less dollars than the dealers do on these. Thank you for reading.

Good that BB responded and explained but too expensive for me all the same.

Designed in Arizona. Built in China.

What do you think they should cost?

Glad you like it!

@@BenBelkin holy cow. You're a legend my friend. Somehow you cracked the code on the cleanest looking knives ever made. I'll own one someday. Thanks for all your work.

@@KC-nr3ou It is my pleasure KC! Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate it!

Hey Steve, I have to say if you are anything it is persistent as you never fail to make the same negative comments under nearly every videos about my knives. Of course this is your right and I hope you get enjoyment out of it. Have a great day.

@@BenBelkin I don't make any money out of commenting, don't get any freebies, have no shares in any Swiss Army knife stockist. My comments are not negative, I point out the obvious that your knives are very expensive irrespective of whether they are well made or not and above all else they do not represent fair value in a product. Its time that we customers are respected by folks that make or promote sales on line of knives like yours & not be treated as suckers to be milked dry of our cash. I am a capitalist and understand that you wish to earn as much money as possible but please don't think that we are all going to worship the ground you stand on just because you make fancy shmancy knives.

@@stevesinclair4159 You should come visit with us at the table at the Blade Show in Utah or Fort Worth, Steve. I'd enjoy being able to talk this through with you in person. Have a great day.

@@BenBelkin Whilst I appreciate the invitation I live in Tel Aviv, Israel (I was born in London, England) I am 72 and have no plans to visit the USA anytime soon. I have had a Swiss Army knife in my pocket since I was 8 years old but I don't exclusively carry & use only Victorinox & Wenger knives for EDC, I have Bucks, Schrades,, Case XX, Civivi, Kershaws and Rough Ryders (and their sub-brands) in my EDC rotation & as collector items. Wishing you good luck & I hope your knives sell well.

@@stevesinclair4159 Thank you for the well wishes Steve. Shalom!

You clearly do not know much about making knives. Especially grinding and finishing

@@HammerSmashedFace92 wrong

Absolutely cheapens any blade; makes these look unfinished.

Sure there is. Some people enjoy the look of seeing the grind. Of course the alternative is to media blast or stonewash the blade which are really just shortcuts often to cover up blemishes in the grind.

@@larrymarkowitz8386 correct