A source for blades?

[magyar]

Afternoon folks. I have some antlers laying around and would like to use one as a handle for a "rifleman's knife. " But have had little luck in finding a blade that is not of mass produced cheap steel. And even then, the profile I am looking for was just not there. If anyone has or knows of, a good place for quality blades to go towards this style of knife, let me know. Thanks in advance!

[FDR]

Check "Jantz Supply".  And remember "you get what you pay for".

[Elnathan]

"Rifleman's knife," being more or less a modern pseudo-retro thing, is a rather ambiguous designation. What blade profile are you looking for, exactly? Track of the Wolf has a variety of clip-point bowie knife blades...No idea of the quality, though.

Edited to add:

Also this guy: http://pioneerarms.com/ticonderoga_knife_and_blades.html
No idea as to the quality of the blade, but I will note that the complete knife is significantly different from the original (to wit, the original had no guard, the tang was not peened, had a bone or antler handle, and had a slenderer profile with a bit more banana-shape.)

[Justin Urbantas]

if you draw me a pattern I can forge a nice one for you.

[mark esterly]

you can also check thrift stores etc. for old carbon steel butcher knives and reshape them to your liking.

[Clark Badgett]

you can also check thrift stores etc. for old carbon steel butcher knives and reshape them to your liking.

Unless those you find end up being very old English butcher knives that are worth more left as is. 
This happened to me.

[frogwalking]

Green River blades from TOW are thin and pretty plain, but the sharpest knife on the place is usually made with one of these blades.  They are easy to sharpen, stay sharp, and can be blued or browned easily.  They are also cheap, which I like.  They do make a very nice patch knife shaped blade.