A Little Help, Please

komodo

komodo

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Hi Folks,
I've got a couple of dollars burning a hole in my pocket, and I'm looking for a custom auto to add to my meger collection! I've only found a few sites from custom makers, and even less from "companies" selling customs. If you folks could post some web addys to point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it greatly.
Thank's in advance,
John
 
Originally posted by edmoses
Do you have any makers in mind?
Regards,
Ed
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Not really. There are so many great artists, making such great knives, it wouldn't be fair to omit anyone of them. If I see a knife that's already made that I like (and can afford!) I'll snap it up in a heart beat! More than likely though, I'll have to contact the maker and see if they'll make up one of their "basic" models for me. A good example of what I mean, is Jeff Harkin's Triton. They start at $875, and go up to whatever you're willing to spend. The one I have cost me $975. Same with Nate Clark, he offers a "basic" model, and then you can add whatever extras you want. (BTW,I got my Clark from Patrick at TAD Gear. You're right, he is a great guy to deal with!)

John
 
www.knifeart.com
www.arizonacustomknives.com
www.Miaminiceknife.com
www.bladegallery.com
www.tigheknives.com
www.pardueknives.com
www.levineknives.com
www.mclurkincustomknives.com
www.nordicknives.com
www.bestknives.com
www.johanknives.com


That should give you a good start.

I am partial to Mel Pardue. I think he makes a great knife for the money. Mel makes beautiful Auto knives from $1500 all the way up to $5,000, yup, they're VERY nice knives. Finally, if you want a truly kick-butt DA Auto folder, Charlie Dake is tough to beat, though youre looking at near $2,000.

I hope that the $ in your pocket is burning VERY hot...
;)
 
Thank's for all the help guys!!! Between all the sites you've posted for me, and the links on those sites, I'm all set! Now comes the hard part, picking just ONE! (for now at least, LOL!)

Thank's again,
John
 
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