Benchmade Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife Jade G10 4.6" Scimitar Stonewash 99

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SKU: BEN99

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Benchmade Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife Jade G10 4.6" Scimitar Stonewash 99

Benchmade Knives

SKU: BEN99

In Stock

$550.00
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SKU:
BEN99
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Calculated at Checkout
Blade Length:
4" - 5"
availability:
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  • Overall: 9.68"
  • Blade: 4.59" S30V, Scimitar, Stonewash
  • Handle: 5.08" Jade G10
  • Knife Type: Balisong, Butterfly
  • Lock Type: Latchless
  • User: Right/Left Hand
  • Made in the USA
  • Model: 99

 

New for 2024 from Benchmade Knives is the 99 Necron, a high-performance butterfly knife with a focus on flipping.
This latest addition pays homage to Benchmade’s roots with a return to the Bali-Song’s classic form with added bonus features.
Optimized for expert flippers with latch-less G10 handles and a CPM-S30V Scimitar blade, fine tune the Necron’s balance and speed with adjustable tungsten weights and extendable handles for your perfect flip and desired feel. The Necron is finished off with a hollow diamond texture found on the safe handle to give the user a tactile indication of which handle to grasp to avoid a sharp bite.

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    Good idea, Bad...

    Posted by Kevin King on Jun 6th 2024

    Just got my necron in and the packaging is very nice. I like the idea of adjusting the knife to your personal preference with the weights and extended handles. The problem is the way you put the weights in is not straight forward. They give you these rubber strands and weights and just hope you can figure out how everything goes together with no instructions in the package or even on there website. Very strange way of going about it and it feels cheap they didn’t want to take the time to put pockets inside the handle that are an exact fit… instead I suppose this rubber strand is used to fill in the gap, but I have no idea because again, no instructions. Also the screws were extremely small for the handles and if you’re not experienced they will be very easy to strip out. It’s a knife that is expected to be taken apart to adjust and they are using tiny screws! Why?? They used way too much thread lock on the screws to top it all off… I like the idea but it’s just a bad execution.