3.25-3.75" Non Flipper, On Washers, Made In USA ???

Eagle8Eight

Eagle8Eight

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Alright so I am looking for a new knife but for some reason I have become picky over the years.
Here is what I am looking for.

3.25" - 3.85"
Non Flipper
Not Looking for Traditionals or Slipjoints
Washers (no bearings)
Open to Locking Mech But prefer Framelocks
Titanium or Micarta Scales/Frame (not fond of g10)
Production, Mid tech, Custom
Made In USA
$200 - $400


I have many Chris Reeve so something different because I know that will come up.

Any suggestions would be great. Thanks
 
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The Beast by Three Sisters Forge fits your criteria nicely. Excellent, no frills little work horses with some cool history. If the blade wasn't coated on mine, I'd still own it today.

**EDIT: I missed the part about your minimum 3.25" needs. The Beast is right at 3" I believe. Disregard:o
 
jday2727 said:
Les George VECP

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I second the VECP and also recommend the Titanium Spyderco Military. I have both. Both are excellent. I also have the ZT 630. Also a sweet knife.
 
Thanks guys for all the suggestions. After looking at all of them I think I am leaning towards a Les George VECP.
There are several others that I am putting on my short list. :)
VECP here I come!!!
 
Here is my first one, which I sold to get the second one...






Here is my newer one...





Its a super smooth knife and feels solid in the hand. Its blade is. Not overly think and cuts and slices nicely
 
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No suggestions, but, remember the price you're willing to spend, if you see a design you really like with g10, just have custom scales done up to your exact liking... just saying.
 
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For your criteria VECP is pretty much it unless you go higher than $400.
 
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Judge Luco said:
Spartan harsey folder. Get my vote because I want one lol (sorry little above your price)
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The Harsey Folder is an awesome knife that does not get nearly enough chatter. Worth the little extra above the budget if you ask me.
 
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