Looking for Non-Custom fixed blade knife under $100

[Sixby]

I have them all, Love them all, I don't think you will go wrong with any of them,.
God bless you all and have a wonderful Thanksgiving, Steve

[glass76]

Look at the LaClair Skinner.

[Ray Hammond]

I'd get them the highest 3 inch to 4 inch quality folder I could get

154CPM steel with micarta or rubberized type scales
Assisted opening and Kydex sheath if possible

[Fletcher]

The USA Schrade knives are also excellent.

[Tyler C. Moore]

Look for a used Bark River Knife and Tool blade. They can be had for under $100 and are both beautiful and fantastic.

[Jim Brennen]

how about G Fred Asbells, I love mine

[Uncle Buck]

I would reccomend the Buck 113 or the 105, In my opiniion the 105 is one of the best all around knives you can get for under $100. Its a little more blade than the 102 but not as big as the 119 special. The 113 is destined to be a classic. They are both made in the USA.

[Wapiti Chaser]

Love my Grohmann #2 belt knife. Don't let the size fool ya I took care of a moose and a deer this year and it worked equally well on each.

[Barney]

Knives of Alaska  

[toddster]

Helle is good knife, schrade, Kabar is great but former marine here.  I have been carrying an outdoor edge this year with flip/zip,  guys, I can tell you that I have never used anything quicker to open up an animal without worry of cutting gut and it is awesome on cutting around legs and back.

[Ringneck]

I'd try to pick up a Boker for a factory knife.

[rainman]

Green River knives are also great knives for the money.

[David Yukon]

I have a buck 113, and i think for the money it is a great knife with a great leather sheet and made in the US. this is my first Buck, and I realy like it! Will deal with everything from grouse to moose!
I like the Mora knifes, Not made in the US, but not made in China either. As for the helle knife, I heard great things, but can't be better than the 113.

[Steelhead]

I like Bucks as well.Knives that is.

You may want to check thier new line of Alaskan Series knives carried by Cabelas.Thier a tad over 100$.But thier superb knives with thier S30V steel and special coating.Thier beautiful knives as well.

[GrayRhino]

Thanks for all the good recommendations.  Keep 'em coming.  I'm doing some research now!

[David Yukon]

Check these out, I think they would make for a great gift!!http://www.cabelas.com/product/Camping/Knives-Tools/Fixed-Blade-Knives|/pc/104795280/c/104740380/sc/104330880/Browning174-Full-Curl-Sheep-Horn-Series-Knives/716046.uts?destin ation=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fcamping-knives-tools-fixed-blade-knives%2F_%2FN-1100724%2FNo-48%3FWTz_l%3DSBC%253BBRprd727447%26WTz_st%3DGuidedNav%26WTz_stype%3DGNP&WTz_l=SBC%3BBRprd72 7447%3Bcat104330880

[David Yukon]

Oups, I don,t know if this is legal?!?! if not just can it!

[Ben Maher]

ESEE , Grohmann , Helle are all good value ...

[L. E. Carroll]

I have a few "fine customs" and love them.. However, I also have and use a "Yukon" model by "Knives of Alaska".  

Shaped close to the Canadian style "Russell'... Full tang, great grip, quality sheath and excellent edge holding qualities.

I would search out Knives of Alaska and check out their products.

Gene

[Plumber]

I got a buck knife it has a cocobola handle to match my bow riser I saw it one day just walking through the store an had to have it. it has been a great little knife.