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Buck Hoodlam Knife – SHOT Show 2011

reviewer — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 16:51:12 +0000

Here is another great video from 2brothersadventures, Ron Hood demostrates the Buck Hoodlam.

BUCK 110 Painted Pony Folding Hunter Genuine Mother of Pearl & Red Jasper Knife

reviewer — Sun, 16 May 2010 18:54:48 +0000

What a beauty, a real collectors item.

This magnificent piece is approximately 4 3/4 inches long (closed) and comes complete with a Lifetime Warranty. This is a Classic Lockback Folding Knife with a 420HC Stainless Steel Clip Point Blade, and the Tang is Stamped with BUCK 110-1 U.S.A. The Blade is etched with Painted Pony logo and Individual Serial Number. The Backsprings and Blade have Extensive Custom File Work. The Handles are Custom Genuine Mother of Pearl, Red Jasper and Nickel Silver. The Brass Bolsters are Engraved with a Custom, Unique Design. Included with this knife is a Certificate of Authenticity. So, whether you’re searching for authentic cutlery to collect, a top quality knife to give as a gift, or a superior blade to carry,don’t pass this one up!

More details & specs. over at Deadwoodknives

Buck Fishing Knives

reviewer — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 16:12:25 +0000

Here is the latest news release from Buck Knives;

Strengthening their leadership role in the hunting and fishing department, Buck Knives has introduced three new Silver CreekTM fishing knives. This new series delivers a great combination of ideal flexibility and rugged durability.

All three have a full-tang blade made of 420J2 stainless steel coated with titanium for extra flexibility, strength and corrosion resistance, and hardened to Rc 53-55 for easier sharpening. A stainless steel guard lets you apply more downward pressure while cutting. Ergonomically shaped handles have a thermoplastic base with a rubber overmold for comfort and anti-slip ridges for sure grip.

Two of the Silver Creek models are fillet knives. The mid-size Model 223 has a 6-3/8” blade, is 11-1/8” overall and weighs 5 oz. Ideal for sportfishing, the larger Model 225 has a 9-5/8” blade, is 14-3/8” long and weighs 5.3 oz. The third Silver Creek knife is the Model 221 bait knife. The blade, with a serrated backbone, is 4-3/8”; overall length is 9- 1/8” and it weighs 4.8 oz. All three come in a sleek, injection-molded plastic sheath with an integrated belt clip and a stylized drainage hole. And, of course, they are backed by Buck’s unequaled Lifetime Warranty.

More details & Customer Reviews over at Knifecenter

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Build Your Own Custom Buck Knife

reviewer — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:21:52 +0000

Our find of the day, check out this cool feature over at Buck. You can customize your own Buck Knife.

Build a Buck Custom Knife

Warranty Review – Buck Knives

Warranty Review – Buck Knives

reviewer — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 18:39:15 +0000

This is our first Warranty Review, we will be reviewing the warranty policies of the major knife manufacturers. Today, we will start with Buck Knives. Buck offers what they call the “Buck Forever Warranty”, it basically covers any defects as long as you own your knive. Of course, they have some restrictions, but when buying a buck knife, I would be comfortable that you will not have to worry about the warranty. Here are some details from the buck website;

THE BUCK FOREVER WARRANTY

The Buck Knives Forever Warranty is pretty much what it says. A Buck Knife is built to last. But if for some reason, your Buck is defective due to materials or workmanship, you can return it to us for repair. No matter where you bought it.

We will repair your knife, including parts, labor and or replacement with a new knife at our discretion. Keep in mind, repair is not always possible or practical. We will replace your knife with the same or one that is comparable if your knife is no longer available. Please note if your knife has sentimental value when you send the knife to us.

REPAIRS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY

If your knife needs to be repaired, please send it to us for evaluation. Don’t try to repair it yourself. Self-repair will void your warranty, not to mention that it could cause self-injury.

Reasons why we may charge you a small fee for a repair:

Damage caused by misuse or abuse.
Failure to care, clean and maintain your knife.
Damage due to self-repair.
Knife loss due to shipping to and from the Buck Knives factory.
Damage due to dismantling or tampering with your Buck knife.
Sharpening your Buck knife on a grinder.

HOW TO SEND YOUR KNIFE IN FOR REPAIR:

Tell us who you are and what is wrong with your knife.

Let us know what you think is wrong with your knife. Include your name, address, phone number and email address.
Wrap your knife securely.

Before you ship your knife, please make sure you have cleaned it thoroughly, removing all traces of game remnance. Please put each cleaned knife in a sheath or wrap in cardboard to protect it during shipping. Pack it so the point will not cut through the packaging. You will get your sheath or cardboard back upon return.
Packing up your knife.

We prefer that you pack your knife in a box. A padded envelope may also work if the knife isn’t too heavy or bulky. Be sure to put packing around the knife so it sits securely in the package.
Shipping methods.

We recommend that you insure your package and send it by a certified receipt that can be tracked if necessary. This will help protect you against possibility of loss or damage to your knife. Note that knife loss, including shipping to and from the Buck factory, is not covered under warranty.

Send your packaged knife to:

Buck Knives
Attn: Warranty Dept.
660 S. Lochsa St.
Post Falls, ID 83854
800 326-2825 x184

For more details, please visit the Buck warranty website.

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