Buck knives

But the story of 112 Ranger and its introduction into the Buck Knives stable was not a simple observation that customers might like a smaller 110.

The Buck 100 Series fixed blades started to take shape as far as back as the 1940s. This collection has various knives from the 1960s. Click the link to read the story of how these knives came to be.

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My collection of Buck Knives.

Buck hunting knives are a staple when it comes to hunting knives. It's the brand that most hunters and knife aficionados have used and loved for decades.

Buck Knives has brought to bear some iconic outdoors knives over the years. The Buck 110, the hottest selling folding knife ever for one. On the fixed-blade side, the 119 and big brother 120 Hunters come to mind. That said, modern-day Bucks have their own advantages, including new designs, materials, and technologies noteworthy in their own right. In addition, Buck continues to offer its customers more modern, up-to-date versions of their old standbys such as the legendary 110 and its…

Buck collection. All pre 1986 and all in great shape.

Five generations of Buck fathers and sons have created the Buck Knives legacy. Happy Father's Day from the Buck Family. ⁠ Pictured four generations of Bucks, left to right: Chuck Buck, CJ Buck, Josh Buck (1-month-old), and Al Buck.⁠

The Buck 100 Series knives started to take shape in the 1940s. These knives have had minor changes throughout the years but are just as useful today.

An American Classic - The Buck 119 Knife. A great all around affordable quality knife for the woodsmen. Taken in studio with a Canon 5D MK3 and Profoto studio lighting.