[IAhunter]

I don’t see myself paying much more that $100 for a knife. They are just tools.

 

[DesertAu]

It’s kinda crazy...

 

[HanKill]

I've done it. A few times.... I got 5 Direwares.

 

[ronj1]

Randall miniature 18 $2500 all day long. Have other Randall's

that are over $500.

 

[ronj1]

$6000.00

 

[TBO]

I own a REKAT Pocket Hobbit Warrior that is rare.

I haven't checked in quite a while but several years ago the least I saw one listed for was $425.

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[TeaDub]

Um, no.

Of course, I own and carry Glocks, not Wilson. I don't think I've ever paid more than 100 Dollars for a knife. I can't see that changing.


2500$ for a knife? Randall or not, that's a firm NO. SMH.

 

[nursetim]

Wow, $600?

I think the most I ever paid for a knife was this one.

This reminds me, why are the bayonets from WW1 so damn expensive, they made millions of them.

 

[knoxrocks222]

The one I carry everyday was $500

 

[Sherlock913]

This reminds me, why are the bayonets from WW1 so damn expensive, they made millions of them.

Well, they stoped making this style as of 1920. I got this one for a steal, before I acquired the rifle.

in Europe, it’s hard to collect the rifles due to the laws, but you can collect the bayonets. I assume that’s why, big demand.

 

[G30SF/F-250]

Just take a look at the Microtech section on BladeHQ. $200-$2,000

I was going to tag you but see you already chimed in. :wavey:

 

[nam02G]

I know a blacksmith that makes custom knives. He's been on Forged in Fire twice. Not sure how much he's getting for his wares these days but I know a lot of work goes into them. So I'd say $600 isn't out of line for his stuff. I won't pay that much but other people apparently will.

 

[racerford]

I collected a few handmade custom knives 40 years ago, paid $200-300 for them then. A couple I designed. In today’s money I am sure they would go fo more than that.

 

[tuica]

And they increase in price with age.

https://www.bussecombat.com/knives/

 

[arnold ziffle]

i have a smallish busse. i was commuting 200 miles a day. i called busse and talked to jerry for about 20 minutes. i wanted something i could extricate myself or someone else out of a car. he said if i put it in a vise and put a bar on it and was able to break it he would make me another. sold, 160.00 with sheath. quite a while ago.

 

[sombunya]

I bought a Microtech Halo V and liked it so much I bought a second one (20% off).

I just checked BladeHq and the they are completely sold out of the Halo VI units. I guess other people like them too..

 

[usmc4641]

I had three Randall knives at one point that I had gotten for a song. I eBayed them for close to $2k.

 

[rj1939]

I'd say my Halo is my most expensive. My buddy is ate up with Randall, but he usually manages to get them cheap. (comparatively)

 

[Lowcountry_Glocker]

I spent $300 on my microtech socom elite auto. that hurt. it is a remarkable knife. it still hurt. i will never again spend that much on a knife unless I need to replace this one (yes despite price tag I would purchase again immediately).

I am lusting after a Microtech LUDT, they around $250, much closer to just $200 w/ their law/fire/mil discount, but I am still hesitant. it is just a damn knife. I don't plan days around going out and having fun with it. couple flicks when bored on couch and back in pocket it goes.

 

[usmc4641]

My current knife is an original RAT Cutlery RC-3, the predecessor to ESEE. I’ve had it since 2005 or so. To replace it with an ESEE would be in the neighborhood of $100, underpriced if you ask me.