Do any modern knife makers still produce the Fairbairn–Sykes fighting knife?

The Fairbairn Sykes, was a mass produced knife for commandos during the second world war. The steel was not brilliant and the knife was not easy to sharpen, also it could snap,depending on conditions.
There may be people , who today produce copies, using better steel, however, there are probably a load of copies made from even worse metal, than the originals.
Obviously I have not been able to try or test them all, but with limited experience to the copies : The Applegate Fairbairn, and the Gerber Mk 2, are well made similar knives.
However, If you are looking for the best available.. There is nothing better, than the Randals Mk 1 & Mk 2 They were made brilliantly, from day 1, and in my opinion, as a Dane, they are / were far superior to the Fairbairn Sykes, due to the Brit government, opting for cheap steel, at the time.
Unless you really need a serrated bit of blade, then back to the Gerber Mk 2.
The older Gerber mk 2 knives, have a short section of serrated blade, some of the modern copies, are allmost 50/50, which is not clever, due to snagging etc.

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