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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
 Buck Knives, in partnership with Taylor Guitars, is proud to offer sustainably sourced ebony wood as a new handle material for The 55. The 55 is a classic gent’s knife for everyday carry. It’s a half-size version of our legendary 110 Folding Hunter with an updated design. When it comes to folding hunting knives, there's nothing like The 55 Knife from Buck Knives. With a classic crescent tip with thinner blade and sharper point, this knife is perfect for anything you have to do once you put down that prize buck. The 55 Knife is also forged from 420HC Stainless Steel so it can take and hold an edge exceptionally well. PLEASE NOTE - Due to the change in handle material for 2020, may still have the American Walnut handled versions in stock. You will receive either the American Walnut OR Genuine ebony handled knife. 

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Buck Knives 55 Folding Hunter is the direct descendent of the legendary Buck 110 Folding Hunter. The 55 is an heirloom sized version of the 110, suited perfectly for pocket carry and everyday use. The 55 is constructed with natural wood grain handles and brass bolsters and features a 420HC Stainless Steel Clip Point Blade. Overall blade length is 2-3/8 and weighs a scant 1.9oz. The 55, as with all other Buck Knives, features Bucks 4-Ever Unconditional Lifetime Warranty.

 SPECIFICATIONS: 


 * Blade Length: 2 3/8 inches (6 centimeters)
 * Length Closed: 3 3/8 inches (8.5 centimeters)
 * Weight: 1.9oz ounces (53.86 grams)
 * Blade Material: 420HC
 * Carry System: Pocket
 * Locking: Yes
 * Handle Material: Natural woodgrain with brass bolsters
 * Made in the USA
 * Buck's 4-Ever Unconditional Lifetime Warranty

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The 55 has none of the modern convenience features of the other knives we tried, but it does have a timeless feel, a comfortable handle, and a durable build quality.

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 I wasn't too impressed with the factory edge, so I took an hour with some stones and strops and got it to shaving sharp. I wouldn't trust the lock to hold under great strain, but this knife isn't for those kinds of jobs. This is an opening packages, trimming loose threads, eating an apple, mortifying my girlfriend at a restaurant when I pull it out of my pocket to use in stead of the butter knife they gave me to cut my steak kind of knife. This isn't the knife I'd bring hunting (though it's big bro the 110 is up to that task) or into battle (but I don't go into many

Second Time's A Charm!

 [ Music, ], [, Music, ], a small pocket knife, with a blade under about two and three by eight inches, makes for a good general purpose knife that you can carry throughout the day light and weight, so you'll barely notice it in your pocket yet ready To attend to basic tasks around the home office or shop, the vac 55 appears in a sweet spot under 2 ounces in weight and only 3 and 3 by 8 inches long, while folded. The blade on the buck 55 is made of 420 hc steel and is shaped in a common clip style. Tip 420 high carbon steel heat treated to dark wall 58 is a common grade of steel, widely used for pocket knives. It has high amounts of carbon and chromium to increase, hardness and corrosion resistance, yet is easy to sharpen and takes a good edge

 Looking for a low-key folding knife to store in a glove compartment or fishing krill or even a jacket pocket for the impromptu outdoor adventure, [ Music ] when buck knives is known mostly for their hunting, camping and fishing knives. The box 620 reaper is one of the best entry-level survival knives that money can buy, offering some features and design elements that we generally only see on far more expensive knives. It is built with a 420 hc full tank blade. The knives dimensions are 5 into 5 into 5 inches and weight is 0

 Ergonomically. This knife is rugged study and can endure any type of outdoor situation. The s30v smooth or serrated stainless steel blade with its exceptional shape, is amongst the many characteristics which qualify this knife as one of the best folding alpha hunter knives its attractive styling is both functional and ergonomic. To conclude, this tough and sturdy folding knives boasts functionality with a modern feel it is a must-have [, Music ], the buck 110 folding hunter knife is the original folding lock back knife

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 It seems to sharpen up as easily and hold an edge as well as 1095 carbon steel, but has the rust resistance of a stainless.  The fit is top notch. There are no gaps between the backspring and liners. There's no blade wobble, and no gaps between the wooden scales and the bolsters

 It was what all the Chinese imports used back in the 90s. But Buck really executes it well. It seems to sharpen up as easily and hold an edge as well as 1095 carbon steel, but has the rust resistance of a stainless.  The fit is top notch

  The steel Buck uses 420 HC is really good, and I think especially so because Buck has got their heat-treating down pat. I've had 420 in other knives, and it was GARBAGE. It was what all the Chinese imports used back in the 90s. But Buck really executes it well

Great knife; a pocket-sized (and weighted) 110

 1) small in size as mentioned above ( but still large enough for reasonable use) 2) light weight 3) very slim profile 4) not "tactical" looking 5) US made This turns out to be harder than one might imagine. Knives tend to be too large, or too military looking for polite use, or most dreadfully made "offshore". Enter the "55". I have long been a fan of buck knives and have a deep respect for the fact that they manage to produce a high quality product in the US while keeping their prices very reasonable

 The good news is that the knife arrived and fits my parameters perfectly; it is small, light, handsome with brass bolsters and polished rose wood scales, but alas the blade was completely dull. I am not a stickler for the sharpness of a knife when it arrives, as I have high standards for sharpness and also understand that you need to be willing to work with a blade over its life. However the 55 that I receive appeared unfinished, the blade seems to have received the the first shaping grind, but none of the subsequent polishing or sharpening grinds, I had to work for 20 minutes on a grinding stone to get the primary bevel in place and another 10 minutes of work before it would cut paper. Once that happened the knife was perfect, I was just a bit surprised and disappointed that this one snuck out the door of the buck factory essentially as an unfinished item

Almost perfect. Gentleman's knife

I’m 82 years old. I’ve always carried a pocket knife of some sort. We’ve lived in the mountains for the last 48 years. This knife is perfect for me now

 We’ve lived in the mountains for the last 48 years. This knife is perfect for me now. I like the small size, the smooth design, the lack of a pocket clip, and of course, the so useful blade!

 I like the small size, the smooth design, the lack of a pocket clip, and of course, the so useful blade!

I even got it engraved!

 Like it's big brother, the 55 is superb workmanship, and incredibly sharp. It's very lightweight, but also striking in simplicity and beauty. I find myself not wanting to have this in my pocket everyday, but on occasion, so as not to age it too quickly, but then again, at only around $30, it's easily replaced. I can't say this any more positively than this: If you need a single blade, locking pocket knife, sharp enough to skin deer or whatever, buy this knife! You will love it!

 However, after receiving this knife, I had to review this one. I already have the Buck 110, and have used it in skinning deer, and I couldn't be happier. Superb quality and extremely sharp, but too big for a pocket, and I don't always want to wear the sheath. I was also looking for another pocket knife, but have been somewhat displeased with the stockmans I have, wanting and needing a locking pocket knife for safety

 Superb quality and extremely sharp, but too big for a pocket, and I don't always want to wear the sheath. I was also looking for another pocket knife, but have been somewhat displeased with the stockmans I have, wanting and needing a locking pocket knife for safety. Like it's big brother, the 55 is superb workmanship, and incredibly sharp. It's very lightweight, but also striking in simplicity and beauty

Absolutely beautiful knife!

Well made, great Buck quality that you expect. Just understand that this is a small knife, and very light. Great for carrying in your slacks, but don't expect to use it for heavy duty tasks.

Beautiful Knife

One expects quality from a well regarded, household name like Buck. The 55 knife met expectations. It represents good, fair value for the price. Is it a collectors item? A limited production knife? No, it's a Buck

 It represents good, fair value for the price. Is it a collectors item? A limited production knife? No, it's a Buck. Buy this knife. You won't be disappointed

Expected quality; value

 If you need to ward off an attacker and pull a knife out of your pocket and have it deployed in a split-second then this is not your knife.  This is a good-looking, discreet, sit-in-your-pocket, well-built and reliable tool that will get most day-to-day tasks done with reliability, class and style and will last you a lifetime or more. The price reflects the craftsmanship and quality materials put into this knife and if you were to have any problems down the road, whether they're due to manufacturing or usage issues,you know you're covered by Buck's warranty.

This is the miniaturized version of the classic American folding knife and serves its purpose well. Keep in mind this is not a tactical, assisted-opening, defensive knife nor is this a primary knife for when you're out in the field hunting or fishing or camping or whatever, although it's probably not the worst choice for small game or a trusty backup stashed away in that little fob pocket in your jeans or in your pack. If you need to ward off an attacker and pull a knife out of your pocket and have it deployed in a split-second then this is not your knife.  This is a good-looking, discreet, sit-in-your-pocket, well-built and reliable tool that will get most day-to-day tasks done with reliability, class and style and will last you a lifetime or more

 The price reflects the craftsmanship and quality materials put into this knife and if you were to have any problems down the road, whether they're due to manufacturing or usage issues,you know you're covered by Buck's warranty.

Tried and true USA pocket knife

I like the knife, however fit and finish on the scales could be better. The blade arrived with a burr, almost seems like they didn't finish sharpening it.

Nice little knife

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 Why are you not pushing this? Why are you not at the highest end of the high end? Why are you not mixing van acts with freaking meteorites from the sky, I'm there for your steel blend? Why are you not going at the the highest of high echelon? I don't it's not the case that our WL 34 has unique strengths or anything like that. It'S just it doesn't feel up to the price point. It'S a good performer, it's fine for EDC, but at 925 Bucks. Fine is not good enough! You need to be in the highest of AI n, so I really hope that they're looking at some really freaking exotic steel alloy here to try and earn that price point back because, right now our WL isn't really doing that trick again, it's well done

 I mean some people say that they've gotten cocky horsing around too much with conventional lines. But honestly and some people say it looks like a shopping spoon, but I think it's, the Norseman and honestly it's one of the most distinctive knife shapes on the market. If you show this to any high-end knife enthusiast there, there is no question whatsoever. What knife we're looking at here, even just the silhouette of it, is just like e/m, it's the Norseman, and so at some level

 You already reviewed the Norseman. What gives well, basically, my reason, my motivation for doing this is that the Norseman is actually a knife that has been sort of a standard on my channel. It'S been a knife, I've recommended over and over again the thing is my original Norseman was, I want to say, 496 um, and that was a very early model that was well. He was still in their garage um and then the the one I've owned most recently is this little guy right here

 Now this is a very, very high price. There are not that many knives in the production knife world because, let's be real here, this is a production knife, especially if they're not doing by his choice stuff. Very often this is a production knife through and through that is towards the very highest of high end of production knife early um, and it is not just a perfection price at which you have to be doing it. But it is a you need to be perfect and pushing every single boundary

The Grimsmo Norseman Pocketknife #3084: The Full Nick Shabazz Re-Review

 It looks like a chris reeve thumb. Stud that's been that the sharp tip has been cut off. Do you see there where a lot of people complain about the chris reeve tip, where you get some bends of thumb or whatever they've they've knocked that down and then even the milling sorry get it to focus. Do you see how this is like right here? It'S like stepped, it's like it's, not focusing really well there

 But honestly it it's been everything i've wanted in a knife. So - and it's made me not want to carry other knives that i own because of it. Um like this might be my next trying to decide if this - or this is going to be my next carry for a month, and i don't want to carry either of them. Honestly, i mean because this thing is: it's just such a great easy knife and tool

 It'S the same color as the hardware um, but so they're constantly uh tweaking and doing it's lock face he's working on a lock face, insert right now. Sorry, it escaped my mind. It'S a fairly simple knife. I'Ll do a take down! Here'S the packaging! I mean the packaging is phenomenal, but i'll do a tear down video, eventually and cleaning, because it is getting it's not dirty, but i bet yeah

 It came very, very sharp and it cuts very very well and honestly, i found zero faults with this knife and honestly, i would honestly i keep saying honestly listen that i'm just i'm babbling again, i i don't know if i'd get a brand new one again and Pay the money, but i do think i'm gon na start looking for another used one. I don't know why i'm sick in the head, who knows maybe one with a black blade but um the action is phenomenal. I i love it. I mean it's

Grimsmo Norseman One Month EDC Review

The Grimsmo Norseman is ugly as hell and wayoverpriced.  Also, the drop shut guillotine action it has is because of its stupid platypus blade shape that puts a bunch of weight at the tip.  Why the hell would I want a frame lock that drops a heavy sharp ass blade right towards the lock mechanism?

We've all got them! Let's air some out. It might be some newbies introduction to that it's absolutely okay to think highly acclaimed or hyped up knives aren't so great, and it might be a good reminder for those of us who have been here for a while that taste isn't universal.

I'll do mine in order of how off the beaten path I think my disagreements are

1. Sometimes I like a knife that really can't be snapped open. A slow deliberate opening mechanism can be nice in an office environment. I still want one handed opening though. I'm not an animal
2. The fact that wood expands and contracts makes the Opinel an absolute nightmare and I hate the damn things
3. I want no part of most non-stainless steels. Maybe I'm just dumb, maybe I'm the sweatiest person alive, no matter what it is, they all rust and I gotta ram them into citrus fruits to slow it down by just forcing patinas on them
4. The Civivi Elementum is an absolute mess. It's heavy, the detent is so crispy that the flipper tab hurts, and HOLY LOCK BAR TENSION BATMAN. It also shares a problem with #5. Read on to find out what that problem is!
5. The RAT Model II is an ergonomic mess. Somehow, it feels both too small and like the tip is too far away from my hand. Before anyone says it feels too small in my hand because of how big my hands are, I wear a size S glove. I have no idea how the rest of you are holding yours, but it either feels cramped in a four finger grip, or like I reeeaaallly need to struggle to find somewhere to put my pinky. Add to that that the space from the blade to where I can feel safe putting my index finger is so large and it all just... Doesn't work good.
6. 3.5" is not a midsize folder. That's a large folder. 3" is a mid size folder. The ideal design to my mind is the Spyderco Native 5 LW. It makes good use of that lockbacks require a kick by turning that kick into a place to put your finger, thus giving you ample room to put your hand somewhere. My only frustration is that it doesn't feel super great in a pinch grip, but it works fine enough that it doesn't bother me. The Civivi Baby Banter is currently challenging the Native 5 LW for space in my heart thanks to how good it is in a pinch grip (it's almost like Ben Peterson holds his knives in some odd positions or something? Like he has some sort of "finger test"... It's hard to know for sure what that man values in a knife. All I know is I like a nice approachable color like blue and to be able to hold my knives a bunch of different ways, and the baby banter is stellar in those regards)

<div class="md"><p>We&#39;ve all got them! Let&#39;s air some out. It might be some newbies introduction to that it&#39;s absolutely okay to think highly acclaimed or hyped up knives aren&#39;t so great, and it might be a good reminder for those of us who have been here for a while that taste isn&#39;t universal.</p>

<p>I&#39;ll do mine in order of how off the beaten path I think my disagreements are</p>

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<li>Sometimes I like a knife that really can&#39;t be snapped open. A slow deliberate opening mechanism can be nice in an office environment. I still want one handed opening though. I&#39;m not an animal</li>
<li>The fact that wood expands and contracts makes the Opinel an absolute nightmare and I hate the damn things</li>
<li>I want no part of most non-stainless steels. Maybe I&#39;m just dumb, maybe I&#39;m the sweatiest person alive, no matter what it is, they all rust and I gotta ram them into citrus fruits to slow it down by just forcing patinas on them</li>
<li>The Civivi Elementum is an absolute mess. It&#39;s heavy, the detent is so crispy that the flipper tab hurts, and HOLY LOCK BAR TENSION BATMAN. It also shares a problem with #5. Read on to find out what that problem is!</li>
<li>The RAT Model II is an ergonomic mess. Somehow, it feels both too small and like the tip is too far away from my hand. Before anyone says it feels too small in my hand because of how big my hands are, I wear a size S glove. I have no idea how the rest of you are holding yours, but it either feels cramped in a four finger grip, or like I reeeaaallly need to struggle to find somewhere to put my pinky. Add to that that the space from the blade to where I can feel safe putting my index finger is so large and it all just... Doesn&#39;t work good.</li>
<li>3.5&quot; is not a midsize folder. That&#39;s a large folder. 3&quot; is a mid size folder. The ideal design to my mind is the Spyderco Native 5 LW. It makes good use of that lockbacks require a kick by turning that kick into a place to put your finger, thus giving you ample room to put your hand somewhere. My only frustration is that it doesn&#39;t feel super great in a pinch grip, but it works fine enough that it doesn&#39;t bother me. The Civivi Baby Banter is currently challenging the Native 5 LW for space in my heart thanks to how good it is in a pinch grip (it&#39;s almost like Ben Peterson holds his knives in some odd positions or something? Like he has some sort of &quot;finger test&quot;... It&#39;s hard to know for sure what that man values in a knife. All I know is I like a nice approachable color like blue and to be able to hold my knives a bunch of different ways, and the baby banter is stellar in those regards)</li>
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