The classic Buck Skinner skinning knife. The best materials are used in the manufacturing of these knives, and each model is specially designed to meet the needs of even the most demanding customers.
The classic Buck Skinner skinning knife. The history of Buck knives dates back 110 years, with the first knives produced in America in 1902. The best materials are used in the manufacturing of these knives, and each model is specially designed to meet the needs of even the most demanding customers. The blades are mostly made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant 420HC stainless steel, which is the standard material for Buck knife blades. The sharp tip and curved blade make handling easier. Fixed blade Blade: 420HC HRC (blade hardness on the Rockwell scale): 58 Handle: black composite alloy (synthetic polymer) Polished aluminum finger guard Polished aluminum handle front and rear Well balanced Wear-resistant Durable Easy to sharpen Leather sheath Country of origin: USA
The classic Buck Skinner skinning knife. The history of Buck knives dates back 110 years, with the first knives produced in America in 1902. The best materials are used in the manufacturing of these knives, and each model is specially designed to meet the needs of even the most demanding customers. The blades are mostly made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant 420HC stainless steel, which is the standard material for Buck knife blades. The sharp tip and curved blade make handling easier. Fixed blade Blade: 420HC HRC (blade hardness on the Rockwell scale): 58 Handle: black composite alloy (synthetic polymer) Polished aluminum finger guard Polished aluminum handle front and rear Well balanced Wear-resistant Durable Easy to sharpen Leather sheath Country of origin: USA
