Slip joint Recommendation

[M.FREEZE]

Can anyone suggest a maker that makes traditional slipjoints that are affordable? By affordable I mean in the 300$-500$ range. I already own an Alsdorf knife, and have a J.Oeser knife on the way.

 

[JParisi48]

Ken Coats He is KC Custom here on bladeforums

 

[Sonnemann]

Rick Menefee, John Lloyd, T. A. Davison can also fall into that price range

 

[argel55]

Brett Dowell ,Jerald Nickles, Gary Crowder, Dunlap.

 

[JAlexander]

Keith Johnson, as well.

 

[Jos]

Check out T.A. Davison:

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[eisman]

Don't forget Joe Allen. I have knives by most of those mentioned already and would put Joe's work right up there.

Ray Cover's another; and Hiroaki Ohta, and Bill Pease, and...

 

[Calvin Robinson]

I have two available right now.

 

[Travis Fry]

Don't forget Craig Brewer either.

 

[Rudd Simmons]

Al Warren makes a number of different patterns, all within that range.

Rudd

 

[TomTerrific]

A John Lloyd fits the bill.

Look on the exchange. I own several and love each one.

 

[Jason Fry]

I'll say Craig Brewer again. He's going to be at the Little Rock show coming up.

 

[Don Hanson III]

Can anyone suggest a maker that makes traditional slipjoints that are affordable? By affordable I mean in the 300$-500$ range. I already own an Alsdorf knife, and have a J.Oeser knife on the way.

Seeing you are in Missouri, did you get to the St.Louis knife show last weekend? There were a bunch of nice slip joints there, priced under $500. Ray Cover had quite a few and they were $250-$275. Rick Noland, Alsdorf, Meyer and a few others that names escape me were also there. Dealers had a good spread too.

 

[bandaidman]

Gene Wiseman also makes a very nice slipjoint for the money