Where do you buy your knives?

[Mauser Fanatic]

I honestly go to gun shows and tend to stick with bayonets when I want to use knives. My favorite box opening knife is an M1 Garand bayonet. A lot of these old bayonets work really well as repurposed "around the house" knives. Plus they have collector value in case you need to get rid of it. And let's be honest, there is nothing cooler than using a M1 bayonet to open boxes on Christmas. Just be careful. It's easy to cut yourself with any knife and I've done it multiple times.

 

[Mauser Fanatic]

I honestly go to gun shows and tend to stick with bayonets when I want to use knives. My favorite box opening knife is an M1 Garand bayonet. A lot of these old bayonets work really well as repurposed "around the house" knives. Plus they have collector value in case you need to get rid of it. And let's be honest, there is nothing cooler than using a M1 bayonet to open boxes on Christmas. Just be careful. It's easy to cut yourself with any knife and I've done it multiple times.

Also, these bayonets are built to a standard. There is so many knives out there that were built to sub-par standards.

 

[BowhuntnHoosier]

Indiana Knives
Rivers Edge Cutlery
Cutlery Shoppe
DLT Trading
Knife Joker
Smoky Mountain Knife Works
Knife Works
St. Nicks Knives
Knife Center
New Graham Knives
Knife Joy
Ridge Runner Knives
BladeHQ



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[goob469]

I've used BladHQ before. But, on a resent trip to TN we stopped by Smokey Mountain Knife Works... holy cow! Really cool place lots and lots of knifes. I signed up for their mailer and email blast and I've bought a couple knives since then.

 

[warren5421]

Handmade Highland Dirks Celtic Daggers

Castle Keep

www.castlekeep.co.uk