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Favorite Knife Company?
I know it is very hard to narrow it down to just one or two of your favorite knife manufactures but try! If necessary give a top 3. It can be a custom knife maker or a factory maker, any and all are welcome!
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Permalink Reply by John Mattern on -
My favorite manufactures are : CRKT- most innovative company going right now, CASE-sucker for trappers and toothpicks and KA-BAR-good knives for the money. Also like some of Chris Reeve's knives but can't afford them.
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Permalink Reply by Richard D, Everist on
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Busse,Chris Reeve, Swamp Rat.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin S Gallagher on -
1. Cherusker Messer
2. Emerson
3. Benchmade
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Permalink Reply by Matt Sherman on -
#1 Cold Steel - they make very hard hitting knives, and sell them for a fair price.
#2 Buck Knives - I grew up using them, they make high quality knives for low prices.
#3 Ka-Bar - they have basically the best fixed blade ever, great quality and fair prices
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Permalink Reply by Sam Lackey on -
Emerson, strider, benchmade. That order
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Permalink Reply by Chris C. on -
1. Benchmade. All series really cant find a bad one.
2. Spyderco. Again all series allthough not sold on the Byrd's yet.
3. T.O.P.S.
4. ESEE formerly RAT cutlery.
5. Ontario Knife Co. (use mainly RAT designs I think they are same manufacturer.)
6. CRKT some of the best knives going for the money.
7. Spartan Knives
8. Mission Knives (allthough yet to afford one.)
9. Buck - still making some of the best bang for the buck (no pun inteneded)
10. SOG seem to have a good value going atm.
customs- anything Les George, Elishiwitz, or John Landi
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Permalink Reply by Chris C. on
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Me too. Actually just recieved my Landi http://www.landiknives.com/LK_Kinzuas.html# in tan micarta. Good value, seems very strong and excellent sharpness and strength in a tool steel that is new to me.
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Permalink Reply by Chris C. on
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they are sharpening up my http://missionknive.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=... as we speak and will ship it to me Tuesday. My personal holy grail of survival knives.
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Permalink Reply by Craig T. (max) McGruder on
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Looks like a beauty though I'm not one for serrated. You'll have to let us in on some pics when you get it and maybe even a little blog on your thoughts of performance.
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Permalink Reply by Chris C. on
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I spoke to the company and it can be sharpened by any field sharpener that is non magnetic.
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So Ceramic? Are the Diamond ones magnetic?
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