The Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action is a Shane Sibert designed folder with a patent-pending dual-action mechanism: open it manually with the dual thumb studs, or fire it automatically by pressing the titanium bolster to release the concealed spring. The 3.90" premium M390 drop point blade rides in a bead-blasted titanium frame lock chassis dressed with Peel-Ply textured green G10 scales and a titanium tip-down pocket clip. As a Gold Class release, the Benchmade 7505 represents Benchmade's highest grade of materials and finish work.
Benchmade 7505-132 Specifications
- Designer: Shane Sibert
- Blade Steel: M390 stainless (60-62 HRC)
- Blade Style: Drop Point, plain edge
- Blade Length: 3.90"
- Blade Thickness: 0.150"
- Overall Length: 9.08"
- Closed Length: 5.18"
- Weight: 7.98 oz
- Handle: Peel-Ply textured green G10 with titanium frame lock
- Lock: Titanium Dual-Action Frame Lock
- Pocket Clip: Titanium, tip-down
- Class: Gold Class
- Made in Oregon City, Oregon, USA
Benchmade 7505-132 – Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dual-action knife?
A dual-action knife can be opened two ways: manually or automatically. The Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action opens manually with its dual thumb studs, or automatically when the titanium bolster is pressed to release the hidden spring mechanism.
How does the dual action on the Benchmade 7505-132 work?
The Benchmade 7505-132 hides a spring release inside its titanium frame. Shifting the bolster fires the blade like an automatic, while the thumb studs allow normal manual opening, and a titanium frame lock secures the blade either way.
Are automatic knives legal?
Automatic knife laws vary by state, county, and city. Before purchasing or carrying a dual-action automatic like the Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action, check your local laws to confirm it is legal where you live.
What is Benchmade Gold Class?
Gold Class is Benchmade's top tier of limited production knives, built with premium blade steels, exotic handle materials, and extra finish work. The Benchmade 7505-132 pairs M390 super steel with a machined titanium dual-action frame.
Does Benchmade sharpen the 7505-132 for free?
Yes. Benchmade's LifeSharp service will clean, adjust, and re-sharpen the Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action to a factory edge for the life of the knife.
Where are Benchmade knives made?
Benchmade builds its knives, including the Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action, in Oregon City, Oregon, USA.
Where can I buy the Benchmade 7505-132?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. The Benchmade 7505-132 Gold Class Dual Action is discontinued, so availability is limited to remaining stock and the collector market.
