New Prices

Given how much metal you get with most Medfords I think it's great bang for the buck.
 
While I feel we are spoiled in present times with the overwhelming options you have in buying a knife, I would not want to be new in knife collecting with how prices have climbed in the last 5 years.
 
When I see the amount of money spent of flashlights, timascus clips, and handmade: snot rags, pointless coins, tiny pry bars and whatnot.. the asking price of a new MKT seems easy to swallow. Price and value are subjective.
 
The_Knife_Man said:
What is it and how much? Is this a good or bad price?
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it’s a Medford Gentleman Jack slip joint knife, price is $375

Love him or hate him, Medford makes quality knives. There are many other companies making full titanium knives for much more money and people don’t seem to mind the price. Of course, value is subjective, so your mileage may vary.

I feel like $375 for a full titanium anodized slip joint with an S35VN blade that’s made in the USA is pretty decent these days. Then again I might be biased and I admit that may be skewing my opinion
 
Super thick isn't my cup of tea, but to each their own. Nice mererials, anodized, and made in the USA!

It will be interesting to see where the knife world goes in 2021; budget blades, or just continue on as if nothing happened.
 
.125” is super thick? The Gentleman Jack is thinner than a PM2 and Para 3 and I’ve never heard anyone call them super thick
 
I don't know anything about Medford knives, but if it's handmade with decent fit and finish, $375 is a good price.
 
Only decent looking medford I have seen. After seeing his videos though, I just can’t.
 
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