Quality of Winchester Knives

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Shann

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I was at Wally World getting my hunting license and see that they have lots of Winchester knives really cheap, like 15 bucks for a decent enough looking fixed blade. Are they any good?

(I have a thing for good inexpensive knives, schrade sharpfinger, buck 110, KaBar USMC)

Also, they had a couple of buck folders, that were wooden handles that were like skeletonized by having holes in them. Are they worth the 20 bucks they were on sale for?
 
The ones you see at Wally World are made-in-China cheapies, probably ok for beaters. The ones made for Bluegrass Cutlery by Queen are high quality, and priced accordingly. I have a wharncliff whittler and stockman/whittler hybrid that are extremely nice.
 
TorzJohnson said:
The ones you see at Wally World are made-in-China cheapies, probably ok for beaters. The ones made for Bluegrass Cutlery by Queen are high quality, and priced accordingly. I have a wharncliff whittler and stockman/whittler hybrid that are extremely nice.
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Torz is right. The Blue Grass Cutlery Winchesters are the way to go. Quality built traditional folders.
Scott
 
if they have buck 110's for 20 bucks buy all they have and yes the others are worth that also just be carefull they are not china imports they outsource some but the 110;s are made in usa
 
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