Dealer for Microtech?... discounts yet reputable and stocking dealer

[rdangerer]

I'm sure this question has been broached a bunch of times, so forgive me, but I do want to get a Microtech LCC auto on order.

Who typically offers the deepest discounts on Microtech?

Who is organized enough to take advance orders?

And are they reliable, reasonable about service?

Thanks for your help, guys.

 

[Bronco]

rdangerer,
The Good, Bad and Ugly forum is usually your best resource for finding reputable dealers for whatever brand you'd like. That having been said, I'd start with John Ferguson at Chief's Cutlery. He's almost always at or near the going low price point and I've never heard of one complaint regarding his outstanding customer service.

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Semper Fi

 

[Eric Isaacson]

I second what Bronco said. Although there are many great dealers out there I have never been unhappy with John, BTW here is his website. http://www.members.home.com/jferguson4/cutlery.htm
Hope this helps
Eric


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Outside of a dog, a Knife is man's best friend. Inside a dog it is very, very Dark.

 

[richard rosvall]

Both John at Chief's Cutlery and Mike at M&M Tactical have excellent reputations.

 

[Ferret]

Quick and excellent service from John also.

 

[Chief]

Aw gee folks...am blushing...thanks to you for the kind words. Let me add Mike Payne of Knives and Things, Patrick Ma of Tripleaught and Mark at MJS to the good Microtech dealer list. When buying the best knife in the world, you deserve the best customer service to go with it!

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Chief’s Cutlery Specializing in Microtech Knives

 

[Vampire Gerbil]

I've always been real happy with the quality and service that I received from Kevin McKay at:
mckay@execpc.com

VG

 

[Ferret]

Not sure about where to get stockings though.

 

[savanah]

No Ifs, Ands, or Butts About It - Bar None - Hands Down - Second to None - Hit Pay Dirt - Numero Uno - Often Imitated, but Never Equaled. Go With CHIEF, Nuff Said!