Yes, the Kershaws started importing some of their knives a couple years ago. I haven't noticed any significant drop in quality. The one I recommended is a great knife for the money. You can buy 3 of them for less than $45 and put them in a couple of locations.
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CD, what is your primary use? What are your local laws? What is your budget?
It is tough to go wrong with a Kershaw. I have had a blackout and a skyline. I really liked both. The blackout was a gift, and I did not know it was assisted. Sliced the crap out of my hand the first time I opened it.
Depending on your use, a good little SAK is a wonderful edc, but big tasks or defense will not be its forte. I don't really think of defense and knife. I have a 9mm for that. I do need heavier blades and longer ones than an SAK offers. I also need one hand opening.
Benchmade and zt become options if you have the coin.
Of course my grandfather used a little 3 blade stockman all of his life. For anything else, he found the right tool.
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At that price range, Kershaw is a favorite. They have so many shapes and sizes, you will have a tough time deciding.
Personally, I avoid any Gerber. For me, serrations are a no-go as well.
Spyderco has a few in that price range as well. Buck has one I really like, but I can't think of the name. Maybe vantage?
Do you have a preferred grind or length? Blade shape? Thickness?
I keep those little Mora knives all over too. Darned handy and darned good for the price.
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CD, look up the bench made rift. See what you think of it. I love the knife except for the fact I have a tough time getting it open with gloves on.
If you think it is for you, I could make a sweet deal on one that is barely broken in. Never been sharpened or messed with. Just used for pretty mild tasks.
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