Specifications
- Overall Length:8.95"
- Blade Length:3.95"
- Blade Thickness:0.12"
- Blade Material:D2
- Hardness:58-61 RC
- Blade Style:Spear Point
- Blade Grind:Flat
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:4.80"
- Handle Thickness:0.90"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:Black
- Weight:5.00 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Sheath:Nylon
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Benchmade
- Model:Infidel
- Model Number:3300
- Designer:McHenry & Williams
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Tactical
- Product Type:Knife
Specifications
- Overall Length:8.95"
- Blade Length:3.95"
- Blade Thickness:0.12"
- Blade Material:D2
- Hardness:58-61 RC
- Blade Style:Spear Point
- Blade Grind:Flat
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:4.80"
- Handle Thickness:0.90"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:Black
- Weight:5.00 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Sheath:Nylon
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Benchmade
- Model:Infidel
- Model Number:3300
- Designer:McHenry & Williams
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Tactical
- Product Type:Knife
We have many other Benchmade Infidel Knives in stock!
Rumors circulated for years about a possible Benchmade OTF knife. Good news Benchmade lovers- the knife has arrived. The Benchmade Infidel 3300 is, to put it mildly, awesome. D2 tool steel double edged blade. Anodized T6 aluminum handle. And a pocket clip for easy carry.
Blade HQ's Benchmade Infidel Review is, to put it bluntly, about time! A few features we really like is the sliding button on the face of the handle, instead of the side as many others have. The milled "stepped" handle design assures that this knife will not be slipping out of your hand.
Customer Reviews
This is a better-than-average OTF.
The action is smooth enough, the lockup is strong enough. A compromise, but a sensible compromise. It isn't a Sandshark, but those things were a pain to open.
Build quality is good. This isn't a Hawk Deadlock, but it compares fairly well with Microtech OTFs.
The strangest thing about this knife is the choice of steel. D2 is an odd choice for a knife you can't clean.
If you really need this knife to be what it is, it should stand up well when you need it. But if you don't need the push-button release, a conventional folder is much stronger.
Also I don't like the blade shape, just don't find it that useful...
So all this sh*t about blade play I've read online is so negligible its not worthy of mentioning. It's a solid knife.
I also fired it into my leg to prove to gf how easily they kick out. Ahahahah yea wont be doing that again. It went in somewhere between. .25- .5 inch. Lol
Seems to fire pretty hard to me.
Razor sharp too! Its quality no doubt!
Another fine purchase from Bladehq (ordered sunday night. got it 4 days later Thursday at 3pm).
I gotta stop looking at bladehq to get to sleep... gotta stop ordering knives for a minute..
I have been carrying an Infidel for over a year now and it has never, not even once, failed to properly extend or extract the blade.
As a rule I "test" it each day before carrying, sometimes several times (just for fun). I can honestly say that I have, in the past year, done this over 1000 times and, as stated, it has worked flawlessly each and every time.
Pricey? Yes! Worth it? Definitely!
Update (August 2016): Over two year of carry now and still no malfunctions. Still works perfectly every time.
We have many other Benchmade Infidel Knives in stock!
Rumors circulated for years about a possible Benchmade OTF knife. Good news Benchmade lovers- the knife has arrived. The Benchmade Infidel 3300 is, to put it mildly, awesome. D2 tool steel double edged blade. Anodized T6 aluminum handle. And a pocket clip for easy carry.
Blade HQ's Benchmade Infidel Review is, to put it bluntly, about time! A few features we really like is the sliding button on the face of the handle, instead of the side as many others have. The milled "stepped" handle design assures that this knife will not be slipping out of your hand.
Specifications
- Overall Length:8.95"
- Blade Length:3.95"
- Blade Thickness:0.12"
- Blade Material:D2
- Hardness:58-61 RC
- Blade Style:Spear Point
- Blade Grind:Flat
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:4.80"
- Handle Thickness:0.90"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:Black
- Weight:5.00 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Sheath:Nylon
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Benchmade
- Model:Infidel
- Model Number:3300
- Designer:McHenry & Williams
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Tactical
- Product Type:Knife
This is a better-than-average OTF.
The action is smooth enough, the lockup is strong enough. A compromise, but a sensible compromise. It isn't a Sandshark, but those things were a pain to open.
Build quality is good. This isn't a Hawk Deadlock, but it compares fairly well with Microtech OTFs.
The strangest thing about this knife is the choice of steel. D2 is an odd choice for a knife you can't clean.
If you really need this knife to be what it is, it should stand up well when you need it. But if you don't need the push-button release, a conventional folder is much stronger.
Also I don't like the blade shape, just don't find it that useful...
So all this sh*t about blade play I've read online is so negligible its not worthy of mentioning. It's a solid knife.
I also fired it into my leg to prove to gf how easily they kick out. Ahahahah yea wont be doing that again. It went in somewhere between. .25- .5 inch. Lol
Seems to fire pretty hard to me.
Razor sharp too! Its quality no doubt!
Another fine purchase from Bladehq (ordered sunday night. got it 4 days later Thursday at 3pm).
I gotta stop looking at bladehq to get to sleep... gotta stop ordering knives for a minute..
I have been carrying an Infidel for over a year now and it has never, not even once, failed to properly extend or extract the blade.
As a rule I "test" it each day before carrying, sometimes several times (just for fun). I can honestly say that I have, in the past year, done this over 1000 times and, as stated, it has worked flawlessly each and every time.
Pricey? Yes! Worth it? Definitely!
Update (August 2016): Over two year of carry now and still no malfunctions. Still works perfectly every time.