Buck Knives

I have always been fond of the Buck Knives folders that remind me of my Granddad. Let me give you a few examples to go by. I guess the reason these particular Buck Knives remind me of my Granddad is because he used to carry one just like them.

Buck Knives Stockman

Buck Knives Cadet

Buck Knives Lancer

Buck Knives Companion

All of these Buck Knives are top-of-the-line as only Buck Knives can do it. You will commonly find the 420HC steel as mentioned in my earlier Buck Knives Alpha Dorado post. This steel is not really the best stuff, but the way Buck Knives treats it, it will keep a blade sharp for quite some time and is very corrosive resistant. In other words, less sharpening and oiling; which would make any bust man happy.

The Buck Knives are tried and approved by thousands of Buck lovers before you. So don’t worry about latching onto something that isn’t going to stand up to the test you’re about to put it through, because these little knives will last and you will certainly be impressed.

When you purchase a Buck knife like one of these, you are purchasing an American made product. This is rare these days and I sure hope Buck Knives doesn’t sell out on us anytime soon because I sure am proud of them for keeping it in country. It seems like most manufacturers are heading overseas.

I sure would appreciate any comments on these Buck Knives. I am antsy to see more first-hand feedback from anyone that carries these knives. I’m happy with mine, but I also sell them. I keep it honest, but some folks may see the biased in that. I don’t blame them. So, let me know what you folks think.