Benchmade 9101SBK Auto Stryker Black Tanto Serrated Edge

Push-Button Automatic Knife for Tactical Operations

The Benchmade Auto Stryker delivers instant blade deployment with a push-button automatic mechanism. Built around 154CM steel hardened to 58-61 HRC, this tactical folder combines the penetrating power of a tanto point with aggressive serrated edges for cutting through rope, webbing, and tough materials. The coated blade finish reduces glare and resists corrosion in field conditions.

Key Features

• Push-Button Automatic Action: Instant one-handed deployment for rapid response situations
• 154CM Steel Construction: Premium steel hardened to 58-61 HRC holds a sharp edge through heavy use
• Tanto Point Design: Reinforced tip penetrates tough materials and provides maximum strength
• Serrated Edge: Aggressive teeth cut through rope, webbing, and fibrous materials efficiently
• Multiple Clip Positions: Adjustable carry options for different deployment preferences
• Lanyard Hole: Secure retention option for high-activity environments

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this knife legal to carry in my state?

Automatic knives have varying legal restrictions by state and locality. Check your local and state laws before purchasing or carrying this knife. Some states prohibit automatic knives entirely while others allow them with restrictions.

What makes the tanto point better for tactical use?

The tanto point design concentrates force at the tip, making it stronger for penetrating tasks compared to drop point or clip point blades. The reinforced tip geometry resists breaking when used for prying or piercing.

How do I maintain the automatic mechanism?

The open back spacer design allows access for cleaning debris from the spring mechanism. Use compressed air to blow out lint and dirt. Avoid over-lubrication which can attract more debris.

Can I adjust the pocket clip position?

Yes, this knife features multiple clip positions. The standard clip can be repositioned for different carry orientations based on your preference and deployment needs.

What cutting tasks work best with serrated edges?

Serrated edges excel at cutting fibrous materials like rope, webbing, seat belts, and cardboard. The teeth grab and slice through materials that might slip against a plain edge.