Buck® Fixed-Blade Knife - Special
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Rugged fixed-blade knife is designed to serve the needs of any hunter. High-carbon stainless steel blade is incredibly strong and holds a razor-sharp edge. Features a rugged, ebony-covered phenolic handle. Includes leather sheath. Blade Length: 6". Overall length: 11".
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 19
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Barrettemplar98 Awesome!!!!!!!
VERY VERY NICE KNIFE LOOKS COOL AND PERFORMS VERY VERY WELL!!!!
February 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JasonVoorhees Knife... Gooooood
I put down the machete. This knife fits perfectly in my hand, and slices through hide like a hot knife through butter.
November 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Mule659 Awesome Knife
This is a great knife, a classic. The quality is outstanding for the price of this knife. Only downside is that the handle gets a little slick when it is wet. The blade is a little long for my liking when it comes to cleaning game, but that is personal opinion, and cannot take away from the overall quality of this knife.
June 19, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by krazyjay98 good knife
it is a great knife to have on you camping.sharpblade.
April 30, 2011
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I think it's hard to beat the Special's handle design. I have one in about every type of material and have no issues with maintaining grip, even when wet.
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very nice great knifeA:Â
Great - semi-rubbery feel, yet solidDetails:Â
How does this knife hold up compared to one with a full tang??Answers
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I got my first Buck 119 over 30 years ago. Currently I have about a dozen and have never seen one break. Not having the full tang, in my opinion, lightens up the knife a bit which is good if you are carrying it around all day.A:Â
Don't know why full tang matters - but this one works well.A:Â
super never had a problem with these knives. i have had one for over 12 years and still as strong and sharp as when it was newA:Â
I have been carrying this knife since 1963, to include several combat tours in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. I still use this knife for all my outdoor needs. The only problem is that the Sheath usually wears out in about 15 years. Wouldn't trade it for any other knife!Answers
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The Buck 119 is made in Post Falls Idaho. USA
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This knife is made in the United States.A:Â
China, but it is good. I am hard to please and have some expensive stuff and this fits in for its purpose nicely.1 of 1
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