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I've talked to others who have found some really good deals on New/Old stock knives in some of these "Mom & Pop" hardware stores' (See Arfin's post of the Normark American Hunter). Here's my latest find, (2) Apex Wilderness Imperial Schrade Skinning knives. Model AP13 made in Ireland of INOX...

New Knife You definitely have a big decision, however here are my 2 cents. The Cold Steel line is good for low affordable copies of timeless patterns. The Finn Bear, Canadian Belt Knife, and Roach Belly are steals. You can get them at SMKW.com for $14. If you listen to the true Bushcrafters...

Browning I think it is just the picture, the handle on my knives look just like the Kellam picture; though the Kellam blade looks like it has a satin finish, whereas the Ahti is highly polished. I've made that mistake before though, many of the items at Kellam.com are way overpriced. The M571...

They are the old Irish stock, again they will come bulk-packed new, not in a box or clam-pack.

Arfin/Bikerdoc Is this the knife? It's available here for under $6, I bought 4 and they are a bargain. It states no sheath, but mine did come with a cheap nylon model w/plastic insert. It's is higher carbon SS and sharpens very easily! I think they have the barlow too...

Bowning Shecky is right, the knife you bought is available under the Ahti line at Ragweedforge. It's only $11, and uses a Lauri SS blade. The knife is full tang believe it or not! It extends right to the lanyard hole! It would be a great buy at this price, especially if you wanted to do a...

Arfin I went back and forth with Rapala before posting the review. They verified (via email) that the blades are truely Swedish SS made in Sweden, then shipped to China for final assembly. I felt this was important info I wanted to finalize before telling the crew at Knifeforums.com to buy...

Arfin, I'm actually the one who emailed you that info, but i'm happy (sad actually) to see that you got a response from MRFLY.net, I've been trying to contact them for over a month now! Your assumption on the Rapala knives is true, they are now made in China. I think I told you the fiasco...