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Your Favorite Knives Under 20$
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At Target Stores you can get a Victorinox Spartan and Classic 2 knife combo pack for under $20. :thumbup:
By the way, Smokey Mountain has CRKT Rollocks in plain edge, black or blue scales for $7.99. These are the old Rollocks with AUS6 steel, newer Rollocks have AUS4. I ordered a black one a few days ago. I've had a blue one for about a year. Great little knives with an interesting twist on folding and locking.
By the way, Smokey Mountain has CRKT Rollocks in plain edge, black or blue scales for $7.99. These are the old Rollocks with AUS6 steel, newer Rollocks have AUS4. I ordered a black one a few days ago. I've had a blue one for about a year. Great little knives with an interesting twist on folding and locking.
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I'd have to say the M-Tech teflon-coated folder, take your pick. Maxam also has a good one called the SKLARGE, with a whopping 5-inch blade that shaves hair off me arms. I just don't want any more Gerbers. I've had it with them and the garbage they try to sell as knives. You can stab, but don't try to cut. Nope, the M-Techs I've actually carried on occasion. They're not going to win the Knife of the Year Award, but they'll do in a pinch.
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3 out of the new Smoky Mountain catalog -
the CRKT M-16 (4" closed size) for $19.99.
AUS-8A, black titanium nitride blade, aluminum handles...great deal IMO
also the CRKT Nealy Pesh-Kabz (kinda wierd name but nice knife) for $17.99.
and the Ryan Plan B fixed blade for $11.99. This fixed blade version is a very good deal for that price IMO. I have one I keep in the car. A nice piece of AUS-6M and a good fitting sheath.
the CRKT M-16 (4" closed size) for $19.99.
AUS-8A, black titanium nitride blade, aluminum handles...great deal IMO
also the CRKT Nealy Pesh-Kabz (kinda wierd name but nice knife) for $17.99.
and the Ryan Plan B fixed blade for $11.99. This fixed blade version is a very good deal for that price IMO. I have one I keep in the car. A nice piece of AUS-6M and a good fitting sheath.
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Another vote for a Mora - Eriksson 545, specifically. Since they're only $10 from Ragnar, you can buy two for your $20 .... and I can all but guarantee that once you have one, you'll want another.
Nope its called the gerber fatty and can be found at wal marts. Heres a link to them from knifecenter. 440A steel which isn't bad. Good checkered grip on the zytel. It was razor sharp as well.:thumbup:
http://knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_keywords.html?srch=fatty
http://knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_keywords.html?srch=fatty
I handled one of those Japanese knives at one of NJKCA's meetings a few months ago. I was very impressed. They fit well into $20 and under category. You can also add the Camillus Arc Lite neck knife to your list. If you shop around you can find one for under $20.
https://edcdepot.com/merchantmanage...s_id=4&mmsid=56717650eef8f248bf91da403a281676
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I agree Mark123, the Camillus Arc Lite neck knife is a great little knife. I just wish I could have gotten one of the Arc Lite's AG Russell had made up in D2 steel. Unfortunately, I found out about them too late and they have no plans to order another batch in D2.
My favorite knife around $20 bucks is the Spyderco Byrd Meadowlark with G-10 scales. Solid knife with a very nice fit and finish.(actually it's a hair over $20. The G-10 Byrd is $21.55 @ NGK.)
My favorite knife around $20 bucks is the Spyderco Byrd Meadowlark with G-10 scales. Solid knife with a very nice fit and finish.(actually it's a hair over $20. The G-10 Byrd is $21.55 @ NGK.)
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CS extra large Twistmaster in Bowie and Drop point Special Projects closeour price. The CS Hudson Bay was a great bargain and made for great camp knives and you can't beat the CS Bushmasters for bang for the buck and the Kershaw Splinter at just over your price point for $24.00 at Big 5.
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Can't forget the Schrade Sharpfinger. I've used the hell out of mine in various welding shops, light prying, opening boxes, and removing industrial staples. The handle doesn't get ruined by welding sparks, and despite being drenched in sweat and rainwater on a few occasions, the blade really doesn't rust like I expected it would. Very easy to re-sharpen, and on the one occasion I had to whip it out to discourage a mugger, it had the right look to get him away from me - QUICKLY.
