Knife Links

[Spade]

FWIW, Mike Perrin and Jeff Randall (the guys behind Randall's Adventure and Training) are no longer associated with Ontario and have started their own knife company, RAT Cutlery Co.

http://www.ratcutlery.com/

Ah you got it posted before me. Good Job!

[johnlee]

The knives speak for themselves...

http://www.tomhalloranknives.com/

[Nevermiss]

I can't believe you guys left this one out.

http://www.chrisreeve.com/

The Pacific is one sweet fixed blade

[sohjah]

Another good one:

Bob Dozier Knives

[LockenLoad]

I like crusader knives

http://www.crusaderforge.com/CUSTOMFINISHESCF.htm

Randall of Orlando as well

[Norinco]

Kiku knives. LOVE Seki steel!!

http://www.japaneseknifedirect.com/K...sudaKnife.html

Jim Hammond Knives

http://jimhammondknives.com/1mainfra...ain.shtml~main

[wingspar]

Was there really no mention of Spyderco Knives in this thread, or did I miss it? http://www.spyderco.com/

[dancinzen@hotmail.com]

thanks for all the info!

[kraigy25]

anyone have any experience with the Glock knives,

[titsonritz]

FWIW, Mike Perrin and Jeff Randall (the guys behind Randall's Adventure and Training) are no longer associated with Ontario and have started their own knife company, RAT Cutlery Co.

http://www.ratcutlery.com/

RAT Cutlery is now ESEE Knives. (ESEE is an acronym for Escuela de Supervivencia (School of Survival), Escape and Evasion.)
http://www.eseeknives.com/

A couple more I like
http://www.dawsonknives.com/index.html
http://hortonknivesusa.com/Home_Page.php

Also looking real hard at K12 Forge
http://www.urbantacticalgearreview.c...lade-tech.html

FYI, you will need to dig a little bit to get good picture of what Horton and K12 Forge are all about, but it will be worth the time.