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Fourday
131
Jan 6, 2019
I don't understand the pricing on mass production fixed blades??
Cuchanu
35
Mar 6, 2019
FourdayI'm not an expert, but they are higher quality steel and handle, and made in USA. The alternative would be a Chinese knife, with Chinese steel and a cheap plastic handle.
Fourday
131
Mar 6, 2019
CuchanuI understand your point. I was only thinking of 1095 steel (inexpensive), lazer or waterjet cut blanks, a temper along with some grinding and sharpening followed up with micarta type slab handles. All that shouldn't add up to $100. A nice knife like a Randall, Treeman or a Ruana is a different story, being hand made and not mass produced.
Cuchanu
35
Mar 6, 2019
FourdayI have no insight into the process of how knives are made, but labor is expensive! It also seems like this is the going price for similar knives. But considering the simplicity it does seem expensive.
Fourday
131
Mar 7, 2019
CuchanuFor a good price point, Ontario, Ka-Bar and Mora are great options.