Benchmade 4400 Casbah – Push-Button Automatic Knife
The Benchmade 4400 Casbah is a lightweight push-button automatic knife with a 3.40" satin CPM-S30V drop point blade and a textured black Grivory handle. At roughly 2.45 oz it is one of the lighter full-size automatics Benchmade has built, which makes it easy to forget in a pocket until you need it.
Grivory is a glass-filled nylon, so it shrugs off moisture and solvents and keeps weight down while stainless steel liners give the lock a rigid platform. The deep-carry pocket clip is reversible for left or right hand tip-up carry.
Specifications
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Blade Length: 3.40"
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Blade Steel: CPM-S30V stainless
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Blade Style: Drop point, plain edge
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Blade Finish: Satin
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Handle: Black textured Grivory with stainless steel liners
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Action: Push-button automatic
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Weight: 2.45 oz
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Pocket Clip: Reversible deep-carry, tip-up
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Origin: Made in the USA
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an automatic knife?
An automatic knife, sometimes called a switchblade, deploys its blade under spring pressure when you press a button or slide. The Benchmade 4400 Casbah is a side-opening push-button automatic: press the button in the handle and the 3.40" CPM-S30V blade snaps open and locks. That is different from an assisted opener, which still needs you to start the blade moving by hand.
Are automatic knives legal to carry?
Automatic knife laws vary by state, county, and city, and some places restrict blade length or ownership rather than banning automatics outright. Federal law also limits interstate sale of automatics. Check your current local and state laws before carrying the Benchmade 4400 Casbah, since it is a true automatic knife.
Who can buy an automatic knife?
It depends on where you live. Many states allow any adult to purchase and carry an automatic, while others limit sales to military, law enforcement, or emergency personnel. Going Gear ships the Benchmade 4400 Casbah in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local restrictions.
What steel is the Benchmade 4400 Casbah?
The Benchmade 4400 Casbah uses CPM-S30V stainless steel, a powder-metallurgy blade steel known for strong edge retention and good corrosion resistance. Being stainless, it does not need the oiling routine a carbon tool steel would.
Why is the Benchmade 4400 Casbah so light?
The Benchmade 4400 Casbah uses a glass-filled Grivory handle instead of aluminum or G10, which drops the weight to about 2.45 oz while staying rigid, moisture resistant, and solvent resistant. It is a practical trade for an everyday-carry automatic.
What is LifeSharp and is it included?
LifeSharp is Benchmade's free lifetime sharpening and reconditioning service. Send the Benchmade 4400 Casbah back to Benchmade and they will clean, oil, adjust, and re-sharpen it to a factory edge. It is included for the life of the knife.
Where is the Benchmade 4400 Casbah made?
The Benchmade 4400 Casbah is made in the USA at Benchmade's factory in Oregon City, Oregon, where the company designs, manufactures, and services its knives.
Where can I buy the Benchmade 4400 Casbah?
You can buy the Benchmade 4400 Casbah at Going Gear, an authorized Benchmade dealer. Buying from an authorized dealer means a genuine knife backed by Benchmade's lifetime warranty and LifeSharp service.
