aa77,
Danner website lists two boots with composite safety toes:
item # 23600, Ft. Lewis insulated boot with safety toe, but they have 600 g of insulation. I have no experience with them.
#11000 Centurions, which would be my choice as they are uninsulated.
FWIW, I have a little experience both in mill and on logging job sites, and never once have I worred about not having a safety toe. Very few of the people I have worked with use the safety toe either. I am sure that it can help sometimes, though, just like any safety gear.
Check out the Danner website. Generally, you should be able to find out who (like Kittery Trading Post?) would be a big local Danner dealer.
They are very good boots, and hold up well. If you figure out that they fit your foot and you know your size you can call up the Portland, OR store and try to sweet talk them into shipping you some factory seconds, which are not waranteed, but are completely useable.
It kills me to wear a pair of $230 pair of boots around hydraulic fluid and acids. Oh well, if you don't wanna trash 'em, don't buy 'em.