If you could have a complete line of knives...

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If you could have the entire line of either a company or maker (production or custom), which would you choose and why? For this thread, the purpose would be strictly for personal use, not resale to make a profit or anything like that.

I think I would go with Benchmade. Balisongs, fixed blades and axis locks- I couldn't ask for more.
 
Imperial Frontier (powderhorn models) folders and fixed blades in all handle materials.

Nothing extraordinary, just something a little unusuall.
 
Dammit, if one more person says Darrell Ralph, I might have to change my mind;)
 
Complete line? It's kind of hard to say because, Busse, Darrel Ralph, etc.....
Don't necessarily have a big line at any one time.
I'd have to say William Henry.
 
hmmm id have to go with every Sog, or every Strider. that would rule. all folders and fixed blades for either of those makers would make my christmas. lol.
 
ignoramus said:
Dammit, if one more person says Darrell Ralph, I might have to change my mind;)
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I couldn't help it , The Dominator is my favorite knife ( that I own) and yesterday I was looking at his custom work and then I saw it...
The "Gunhammer EDC-X" folder.

But I like Emerson and Elishewitz too
 
There is only one company who does it all ....BUCK KNIVES
and in about any steel , production or custom.....of course I'm partial I collect them since 1967.
 
Walking Man said:
Complete line? It's kind of hard to say because, Busse, Darrel Ralph, etc.....
Don't necessarily have a big line at any one time.
I'd have to say William Henry.
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Okay, lets say that all of their previous models were included.
 
Toss up between Kit Carson and Tony Bose.

Now that really is enough said.:D

Why - there knives are pretty tough to find.
I have never sold a Carson or Bose out of my collection, but I could even use the knives with care and come out ahead if I did sell them after buying them from Tony or Kit.

Look on the net and try to find one available. You might find a fancy one by Kit, but even those are scarffed up so fast you better type quickly if you want it. Bose knives that become available vanish in the blink of an eye.

The same holds true at shows they attend.
 
William Henry. I like their looks and quality materials. I really don't have much use for "tactical" or large fixed blades.
 
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