best on line source for discounted folding knives?

[gravertom]

hello folks,

I want to do more knife engraving, and am looking for the best source to buy on line. I really like some of the Al Mar folders. They look good, and they have stainless bolsters. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Tom

 

[Steely_Gunz]

Tom, you might try posting a query on the feed back forum (TGB&U).

Personally, I have found that New Graham has always treated me very well, and they have some of the most reasonable prices that I have found. Not to mention, they show a real time stock count. There are places that might beat them by a dollar or two, but it's hard telling when and if they have your knife in stock or when you will get it.

 

[Kismet]

Hey Tom,

Blade Play is worth a look. Perhaps not so much for brand-name collectibles, but they have a fair variety of knives, many automatic, some of which include Boker.

Fun browsing, anyway.







Kis
enjoy every sandwich

 

[Fiddleback]

Have you tried e-knifeworks? Thats the internet version of Smoky Mountain Knifeworks. I've bought from them a bunch.

 

[stanton2]

I had a very good experience with www.knifedealsplus.com, where I recently bought a Zero Tolerance 0300 at a good price, plus got some additional assistance in the process.

I also recommend www.thebladeshop.com. In fact, I'm expecting yet another knife from them as I write this.

 

[TWBryan]

http://www.bladematrix.tv/

They have good prices on a lot of stuff.

 

[gravertom]

Thanks Guys,

I'll check them out.

take care,

Tom

 

[Spectre]

'nuther New Graham customer.

 

[raghorn]

Lots of good ones to choose from.

My favorites are New Graham; Bayou Lafourche Knifeworks; Stu Fortunato for classic Italian autos; and of course our very own One Stop Knife Shop.