What are you looking for in a fixed blade knife? I prefer Gerber knives for their durability (they're pretty freakin' thick), but I realize they aren't necessarily the best.
Gerber knives suck cayton. 
I don't really know. Just want to go to a knife "candy" store.
I don't really know. Just want to go to a knife "candy" store.
Like someone who graduated from BHS would know what nice is....
J/K thank you I'll be here all week. Don't forget to tip your wait staff and bartender.
Another vote for Little Joe's across from Langstons in the stockyards. Lots of folders and more fixed blades all the time.
Gerber knives suck cayton.
I don't really know. Just want to go to a knife "candy" store.
I know they aren't the best, but they are affordable enough that I'm not afraid to use/damage it.
I was just yanking yer chain. I have a gerber in my pocket right now....albeit one that is falling apart after a year of carrying it.
This sounds like a plan.
If you're planning on walking into a place and seeing a bunch of high-quality name-brand fixed-blades, forget it - I've looked all over OK and there are places with a few gems here and there, but most places just have commercial stuff.
Knives and More is about the best place I've seen in OK, but the guy is definitely quirky and he is a bit of a knife-snob himself (although, he thinks his Chris Reeves knives are the best on the planet
).
