URGENT Fathers Day Knife?

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Today is Fathers Day, your wife tells you "I know you want another damn knife " So lets drive over to Gatlinburg Tenn. to the ACORN, open 7 days a week..BIIIGGG knife store..They have EVERY factory and atleast one example of hundreds of custom knifes in stock...I get two hundred bucks...What should I get..Help me...I could add a little $$ myself now couldn't I...would that be impolite of me???
Fixed or folder..help guys I got a few hours b4 we go!!!
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Sheesh! You lucky dog!

Where to start... I dunno! With that kind of $$$ you might as well go for something hand-made, even if you have to toss a bit in the pot. All I can say is my favorite folders that I have handled were by Randall Gilbreath and my favorite fixed-blades (and just downright most gorgeous grinds) were by Jim Siska. See if this place has anything by either fellow and give it a look... though a folder would definitely tug at the wallet, as reasonable as Gilbreath is
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Have fun and tell us what you pick up! heck, just tell us about what you look at!

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-Corduroy
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Bartman,

That's an easy question, get youself a Starmate, then throw in a couple of bucks and get a Military or an AFCK.

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If you are into auto's and can get it,a James Brothers Cheyenne would fit the bill.
 
WOW - that is a tough call! LOL, I wish I were in your position
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I would go for a medium size knife with a blade around 3" which doesn't scare the pants off of people when you pull it out to use it. How about a REKAT Pioneer II or a Benchmade 705 Axis?
 
Get a Busse Battle Mistress if they have one. Chris Reeve Project I or II or maybe a sebenza if not. Enjoy
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Just because I talk to myself doesn't mean I'm crazy. What's wrong with getting a second opinion?
 
I would say for a fixed blade either a Randall,chris Reeves project one.I like my folders automatic so if they sell that kind of thing there,I would go for a Microtech Socom,UDT,MOD Trident,Benchmade Stryker.Theres so many other choices,I don't know you got your work cut out for ya, good luck!later,RS
 
Bart, take a look for a William Henry, either a Lancer or Spearpoint in Carbon Fiber, Cocobolo or Fishtail Oak. At least that is what I will be spending the next spare couple hundred dollars for.

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James
 
How about an Axis or Pinncle and a couple of Case Copperlocks.
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By the time you read this, you'll probably have gone already, but here goes:

With that money you might be able to get yourself a Microtech Socom (maybe?) or a Spydie Military. Then with the extra money you can buy check out and buy yourself a Benchmade mini-Axis lock, and out of the goodness of your heart send it to me.
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Happy Father's Day!
Jim
 
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