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Buck Knives 120 General Fixed Blade Knife with Leather Sheath - Wood Handle
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Buck Knives 120 General Fixed Blade Knife with Features
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RAZOR SHARP CLIP POINT BLADE- 7-3/8" Clip Point 420HC steel blade has excellent strength, edge retention and corrosion resistance. The clip blade makes de-boning a lot simpler. This is an exceptional choice for a hunting knife, or simply as a collectible
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SOLID BUILD, SMART DESIGN - Full tang construction with integrated finger guard and a deep choil help make this knife one of the best options for the serious hunter who values quality knives. Overall Length 12", Weight Phenolic: 8.3 oz., Cocobolo: 10.9 oz.
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EXCLUSIVE, ELITE & LUXURIOUS - Cocobolo Handle has curves and palm swells for a comfortable sure grip. The Aluminum pommel/guard provide a perfect combination of beauty and balance, This knife is a conversation starter! Also available with a beautiful Cocobolo handle with brass pommel/guard.
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CONVENIENT CARRY- Includes a genuine high quality protective leather sheath with snap fastener. The integrated belt loop allows you to carry the knife securely and safely on your belt for easy access
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MADE IN THE USA - FOREVER WARRANTY - Since 1902 Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity of our products. This knife is proudly made in the USA
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7-3/8" Large Clip Blade with 420HC Steel for Excellent Strength and Edge Retention. Overall Length 12"
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Solid Fixed Blade Durable Knife Great for the Outdoors, De-boning, Detail Work and Cutting in tight places. Weight, 8.3 oz.
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Cocobolo Dymondwood handle with brass pommel/guard
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Includes Genuine Leather Fitted Sheath for safe and secure transportation on your belt or in a bag
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Buck Forever Warranty, Made in the USA
About Buck Knives 120 General Fixed Blade Knife With
Hoyt Buck's first knife, made from a worn-out file blade in 1902, was a fixed blade, and for many years, all Buck knives were fixed blades. Now, nearly one hundred years later, Buck Knives continues to offer a comprehensive line of fixed-blade knives, ideal for field and work.
