Cheapest

[rocktheflock]

Which internet site is the cheapest to buy knives? maybe theres more than one

 

[Django606]

New Graham knives is, in my opinion, the best.

www.newgraham.com

Cheap prices, fast shipping, reliable service.

 

[rifon2]

It's an intensely competitive market. Also as with anything, some dealers are better than others - returns with no hassle, guaranteed factory fresh product, quick shipping, etc.

Again, as with any retail item, it does pay to shop around.

Some dealers I've had good experiences with - and I'm not alone on this -

newgraham.com
knifecenter.com
knifeworks.com
soonerstateknives.com
cumberlandknifeworks.com
gpknives.com

Happy shopping, hope you find what you're looking for.

 

[tom19176]

I have found the best price for a certain knife can be obtained by searching the knife and checking the prices that you get back. I had bought several Cold Steel Tilites this way, and ended up paying $32 for the small plastic, $98 for the small titaium , $42 for the large Plastic and $108 for the new blue titaium....this was from one vendor. I also found Camillius Heats for $38 from another seller.....just have to look.....

 

[Cougar Allen]

 

[rocktheflock]

Thanks everyone

 

[ranger88]

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[Esav Benyamin]

While we're recommending reliable dealers, you could check out www.1sks.com

Besides having competitive prices, extensive stock, and an informative website, One Stop Knife Shop is also the sponsor of Bladeforums.

 

[SIFU1A]

i want a reliable dealer not neccesarily the cheapest.

new graham is good on both counts imho.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

I've always looked for the cheapest price, but I want a reliable dealer as well. 1sks and Knives Plus have taken great care of me.

 

[Mongo-man]

I would also like to steer you into www.1sks.com and www.newgraham.com.
Both are :thumbup: :thumbup:

www.1sks.com is the sponsor for this forum, and should be awarded for their effort to keep this forum online.:thumbup:

One warning, www.1sks.com has unbelievable high international postage fees so if you live outside the U.S.A. New Graham is the way to go.