The Benchmade Vicar 757 is a heavy-duty folding knife designed by custom maker Shane Sibert. Its 3.86" CPM-S30V blade wears a modified recurve clip point profile ground from stout 0.162" stock, and the stacked green and black G10 scales ride over a 0.090" thick titanium liner lock. Dual thumb studs open the blade with either hand, and the tip-up pocket clip keeps this made-in-USA folder ready for hard work.
Benchmade Vicar 757 – Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.86"
- Blade Steel: CPM-S30V stainless (58-60 HRC)
- Blade Style: Modified Recurve Clip Point, Plain Edge
- Blade Finish: Stonewash
- Blade Thickness: 0.162"
- Handle: Stacked Green & Black Textured G10, Titanium Liners
- Lock: Titanium Liner Lock (0.090" liner)
- Overall Length: 8.86"
- Closed Length: 5.00"
- Weight: 6.62 oz
- Pocket Clip: Tip-Up, Removable
- Made in USA
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Benchmade Vicar 757 discontinued?
Yes. Benchmade has discontinued the Vicar family, so the Benchmade Vicar 757 is no longer in production and remaining examples are sought after by collectors and Shane Sibert design fans.
Who designed the Benchmade Vicar 757?
Custom knifemaker Shane Sibert designed the Benchmade Vicar 757, bringing the same overbuilt style found in his Adamas and Bushcrafter designs for Benchmade.
Is CPM-S30V good knife steel?
Yes. The CPM-S30V stainless steel on the Benchmade Vicar 757 is an American powder steel known for its balance of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness, hardened here to 58-60 HRC.
How does the liner lock on the Benchmade Vicar 757 work?
A 0.090" thick titanium liner springs across the blade tang as the knife opens, wedging the blade solidly in place. Push the liner aside and the blade of the Benchmade Vicar 757 folds closed. The extra-thick titanium gives unusually solid lockup for a liner lock.
Does Benchmade offer lifetime sharpening for the Benchmade Vicar 757?
Yes. Benchmade's LifeSharp service re-sharpens and tunes up the Benchmade Vicar 757 for the life of the knife at no charge beyond shipping.
Where is the Benchmade Vicar 757 made?
The Benchmade Vicar 757 was made in Benchmade's factory in Oregon City, Oregon, USA.
Where can I buy the Benchmade Vicar 757?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. When the discontinued Benchmade Vicar 757 is unavailable, Going Gear stocks the current Benchmade lineup with the same USA-made quality.
