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	Comments on: Benchmade 810 Contego &#8211; Badass Knife of the Week	</title>
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		By: C. Mar		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Contego is appropriately named because the knife itself in its coated blade of black is indeed a menacing looking folder.  Owning this particular folder I believe has everything to do with the CPM M4, as the other choice  is the CM154 which is in its own right a great stainless, still is left behind in  comparison.  I have both and feel the knife design is stand-out by the very appropriate Osborne reverse tanto, but I do wish a more comfortable clip could be incorporated . Since all is is said in the article above I only add my personal remark as a vote for the Benchmade 810, its axis locking system, Master Osborne&#039;s design and the choice of metal.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Contego is appropriately named because the knife itself in its coated blade of black is indeed a menacing looking folder.  Owning this particular folder I believe has everything to do with the CPM M4, as the other choice  is the CM154 which is in its own right a great stainless, still is left behind in  comparison.  I have both and feel the knife design is stand-out by the very appropriate Osborne reverse tanto, but I do wish a more comfortable clip could be incorporated . Since all is is said in the article above I only add my personal remark as a vote for the Benchmade 810, its axis locking system, Master Osborne&#8217;s design and the choice of metal.</p>
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