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folks who have an interest in blades will find the Smoky Mountain Knife Works ===> https://www.smkw.com/ .... a most interesting resource .... you can go to the link and request one of their free print catalogs .... perusing one ensures a good bit of interesting time well spent

those hand forged knifes in the antique section look very interesting.

I have been to their store in Tennessee it is impressive.

it most certainly is .... they have been in business since 1978 and are a truly unique store .... I'd really like to be able to go through it again

They show the Victorinox SAK models (a favorite knife brand of mine) in the best drop-down list I've seen anywhere. And Victorinox has a large number of models! Most other web knife stores don't provide the models simply, in alpha order....cool.

Thats a nice site! There are quite a few that I really like. Thanks for sharing.

Lyman wrote:Thats a nice site! There are quite a few that I really like. Thanks for sharing.

nice indeed .... as noted, you can order a free printed catalog that I feel is exceptional

Hey there's that Spinosaurus tooth my wife wants for Christmas!

Really nice people too. Went with another couple for a week long vacation to Gatlinburg and made sure we took a ride up the road and stopped in. We spent several hours poking around. Found a few things to put in the cart. The gals spent that morning shopping in Gatlinburg.

Smokey Mountain Knife Works is now carrying Bark River Knives made in Escanaba, Mi. Check them out, Quality Product! They have one less Bravo 1 than they did a day ago.

farmer.super55 wrote:Smokey Mountain Knife Works is now carrying Bark River Knives made in Escanaba, Mi. Check them out, Quality Product! They have one less Bravo 1 than they did a day ago.

That is the Gatlinburg Store location.

Smoky Mountain Knife Works is actually in Sevierville, TN on the way to Gatlinburg, TN. Great place, biggest knife store I have ever been in.

Even where I'm located, have not been there yet. A few of my co-workers, when I was still working, would get together and go at least once a month. Need to go check it out...heck...I'm only about 2 hrs away.

Was in their store a couple of weeks ago-very large and lots of selections-keep a person busy for a day just looking.

markiver54 wrote:Even where I'm located, have not been there yet. A few of my co-workers, when I was still working, would get together and go at least once a month. Need to go check it out...heck...I'm only about 2 hrs away.

A little over 5 hrs for me.
Was out there years ago but never made it.

RP

Vaquero wrote:

markiver54 wrote:Even where I'm located, have not been there yet. A few of my co-workers, when I was still working, would get together and go at least once a month. Need to go check it out...heck...I'm only about 2 hrs away.

A little over 5 hrs for me.
Was out there years ago but never made it.

RP

Gonna check it out as soon as possible. Right now, my focus is preparations for the mountain cabin and free shooting.

Been there several times while vacationing in Pigeon Forge. They have a better gun selection than Bud's next door!