Grayman knives?

they are nice users, build for abuse and ready for action:thumbup: good prices as well.
 
please substantiate your negativity with something worth while.

They are selling .25" thick knives made out of 1095 for rather high prices (considering the materials). The knives come with uneven grinds, discolorations, poor F&F.

The excuse "It's supposed to be used, who cares how it looks" is terrible. How would Busse owners feel if their knives came with a lopsided grind and uneven handles?
 
Well designed, hard use knives. Not show pieces, and they are not made to be.

Will last a couple lifetimes if takes care of. I believe they are made from 1095 steel (easy to sharpen and tough).

I don't own one but have handled one. I wouldn't mind getting one some day.
 
I don't mind at all that they are users with discolorations, etc. Every knife I buy is meant to be a user. How do they rate compared to busse's or fehrman's? I know both those knife companies have better fit and finish, but that's not what I'm concerned with.
 
Great company to deal with. Top knotch product.
You get a custom, handmade knife for under $300.
The knives are well thought out, well made tool made for use not a safe.
Mine works. I feel that I got more than my money worth. If I wanted a show piece I would gave bought something else.
 
Ranger knives use a better steel, better fit and finish, are handmade, and 100% US made.

Did I mention they cost half as much?

Seems like a no-brainer to me.
 
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