I wouldn't consider Buck to be "off the page" at all.
They are one of the top-selling and most popular knife brands around.
But they may not be as popular with most knife enthusiasts on this forum compared to the "everyday Joes."
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I wouldn't consider Buck to be "off the page" at all.
They are one of the top-selling and most popular knife brands around.
But they may not be as popular with most knife enthusiasts on this forum compared to the "everyday Joes."
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" but what are some of the more unknown knife brands "
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Customs and Mid-Techs are kind of a different thing than production manufacturers, so if you're looking at production folders/fixed blades, there are some little known manufacturers out there:
Coast makes an FX 350 that is a great sub-$30 knife.
Cold Steel's American Lawman is a must own IMO.
Bad Blood is supposed to make decent knives at fairly affordable prices.
HK, Harley Davidson, and Lone Wolf are all Benchmade sub-brands, but worth checking out.
Pro-Tech and Bradley Cutlery both make killer folders if you can find one.
Dajo Adventure Gear seems to have some cool little folders and a few fixed-blades but folks seem to have mixed reviews on them.
Coast makes an FX 350 that is a great sub-$30 knife.
Cold Steel's American Lawman is a must own IMO.
Bad Blood is supposed to make decent knives at fairly affordable prices.
HK, Harley Davidson, and Lone Wolf are all Benchmade sub-brands, but worth checking out.
Pro-Tech and Bradley Cutlery both make killer folders if you can find one.
Dajo Adventure Gear seems to have some cool little folders and a few fixed-blades but folks seem to have mixed reviews on them.