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Reviewed in Canada on September 25, 2024
This is a beautiful knife will be loved 🫎
Forrester
Reviewed in Canada on September 10, 2024
Buck, excellent quality.
Pk Smith
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
It's a buck ,of course it is great, works great
Mitchell
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
I was surprised by the length of the handle. I felt for medium size hand it should have been longer.Everything else was "buck" perfect. As a meat cutter for 45 years I trust buck knives. Especially a company that honors GOD.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024
I have, or had, another version of this knife that has been missing for 5 months or so. I saw the cocobolo handled version and liked the looks of the handle so I ordered it. Then I noticed the blade of this version was made of D2 steel. Not knowing much about the properties of D2, I did a quick search. One thing that got my attention was a statement that D2 had "mild corrosion resisting properties". Not good! I live in Alaska and planned to use this knife to help dress Halibut among other fishing related tasks. So I figured I would send the knife back and buy something made with a steel more suited to being used around water. When the knife arrived I took it out of the box and held it in my hand. It was sharp, very sharp. It was beautiful and classy. No way I can send this back. I'll make room for it in the kitchen somewhere.
Bob Kennedy
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
This is an excellent skinning knife. I have others that are less expensive and work great but this one is timeless. I remember having one when I was a kid.
Leon P. Scamahorn
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024
Buck is what you want to hand over as a gift to a young person first time field knife. Back in the 70’s anyone who was anyone carried a buck of some sort. This knife I gave to my 10 year old grandson just before he shot his first deer a week later. Great looking knife and full of functionality.
Sevan Huss
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023
This knife is a steal. I already had a Buck knife from Bucks custom shop and the quality was so extraordinary that when I saw these on Amazon thought they might be fake. But no. This is a genuine Buck knife. Sturdy as a rock and and sharp as a razor right out of the box. As a hunter and licensed fur bearer this knife is (in my opinion) the best skining knife on the market. It's shorter blade gives you better control than a 6 inch knife witch is vital when skinning an animal. The fat curved tip is perfect for the swiping motion needed to remove hides from flesh. I called Buck Knives customer support line and confirmed that all Buck Knives have a Lifetime Warranty even if you buy it from Amazon!
Antonio Colacino
Reviewed in Italy on July 24, 2021
un coltello eccellente,gran bella lama, manico comodissimo e , non ultimo il classico bel fodero Buck,marca di coltelli che apprezzo da molti anni.
Der Schmitz testet
Reviewed in Germany on June 17, 2021
Dieses Skinner Messer ist im Auslieferungszustand kaum zu gebrauchen, da die Schneide absolut keine Schärfe aufweist.Das führt zu einem Stern Abzug. Da ich meine Messer aber ohnehin immer selbst schleife gibt es nicht noch mehr Abzüge. Wer aber ein scharfes Messer ab Lieferung benötigt, könnte hiermit Probleme bekommen.Ansonsten ist das Messer wunderbar. Die Verarbeitung ist fehlerfrei. Die Schneide ist fest mit dem Heft verbunden. Hier wackelt nichts.Die Lederhülle ist robust und mit einem Knopf fest verschließbar. Die Gürtelschlaufe ist auch für große Gürtel passend.Wenn das Messer einmal nachgeschärft ist bleibt die Schärfe lange erhalten.Empfehlenswert bis auf die Schärfe.
E. B.
Reviewed in Germany on August 22, 2018
cocobolo ist hier orange mit weiss, nicht sehr scheun. weiter O.K..
Patrick Clynch
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2015
i remember looking and ogling over this knife at my local sporting goods store when i was 12 and 13 years old. i knew nothing about skinning or hunting. all i knew was that it looked so cool and functional. this store was at cogdell's sporting goods in waco, texas; one of those hang outs for the well to do types. they never really looked at me seriously when i went in there, and i remember i was always intimidated by all the guns and the taxidermy kodiak bear right next to the display. i never even held this knife out of the display case because i was just a kid and not a rich guy and maybe it was not cool. so now as a retired guy with at least a credit card i bought my son-in-law one of these. he was in the navy, he is a very strong cross fit person and gym owner and he wants to get back into hunting. so now some 50 years later, i found a way to buy / own something from my young life that i remember vividly. i know this is a no frills hunting knife, and very old school; but hell, i am old school and old or older too, so i got him (and me) (l sneaked one in for me and just told my wife that is just how much they cost) a piece of nostalgia for him. but i really think maybe this present is mostly for me. does that mean i am selfish in my old age? i do love this knife!!! he tells me he likes his too. no serrated edge , just the basics. cool knife.
Dennis
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2014
Great Product!Received knife in a factory package, opened her up and was astonished at the quality and craftsmanship of this knife. It comes razor sharp, mirror finished hand guard and pummel, no exposed rivets on the knife as most do, and a pre-sealed wooden handle. The blade is polished and should get a light coat of oil as well as the brass parts to prevent tarnishing the brass if you plan on storing it or giving as a gift, It is even a good idea to oil it after use to help remove stains from the blade. The leather case is pre-finished and looks to be sealed from the weather. I know leather preservative will not penetrate except around the stitching. The one I got has a plastic liner inside to prevent the knife from cutting into the leather (my guess). There is also a drain hole on the bottom of the sheath so no worries with it holding water. The rivets that would touch the knife as it slides in and out of the sheath are recessed on the inside to prevent this (again, my guess). A holding snap looks to keep the knife from falling out of the sheath because it is on the back. I guess this is for when activity in rough country so the case has a better chance of keeping the knife from getting lost than sheaths where the holding snap is mounted on the side. The knife does fit a little loose in the sheath which looks to prevent the blade from getting scratches form removal and insertion.I would recommend this as a presentation knife or gift for anyone. I do plan to use mine on hunting trips, so I will how well it keeps an edge. This is one of the times I got what I expected as well as paid for.
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