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I just started getting into knives again. Bought a few China made buck tins at big 5. Gave them for presents, at Christmas. Kept one my self. Pretty nice the trio and the single blade slip joints. Then I bought a Wal mart 110 with ebony, 420 hc steel, it was awesome, made in the USA up the road from me, in Post falls Idaho, real sharp. It had some tool marks on the lock end but the ebony wood and lockup was great. So, I splurged and bought 2 drop point nickel silver 110s in S30 v. From the factory web page. Gave one to my son. Some tool marks in the same spot, a few scratches, but the lock ups were nice. I liked mine a lot, so I bought another with a clip point. It had a little more scratches and tool marks, but, still, tight. So the buck of the month came up. 110 S35vn, would be my coolest steel yet. January 2025 edition, I'm getting into steel now. Nothing else to do in retirement. It wiggled, their pro series knife. Pretty bad. I'm moving on from buck Knives now. Pretty disappointed. Maybe I acted rash, but I fired them, told them in an e-mail and said I was moving on from the buck knife mantra. I'm not sure what company to try next. It will be a hunting knife in S35vn a folder. Thanks buck I'm learning about the knife business. Don't worry about fixing my Buck of the month. It's 1 of 750.

My new Buck 110 auto had a problem with the firing button that could be engaged only after pressing it 2-3 times. The warranty service was done very well and now the knife functions perfectly well. They even waived the regular small spa treatment fee. Excellent service!

I broke the blade of my Buck personal, and sent it for replacement. Because the model was discontinued, they send me the knife of the moth as a replacement. I thought it was a mistake, but they explained what happened and also send me another knife that was as close to the one I broke as they could make, and let me keep the first one as well. Twice life long guarantee!!

Several years ago my son gifted me a Buck 110 Folding Hunting knife which I find quite handy while gardening. I broke the blade while trying to hammer the blade through a sword fern root. When I visited Buck's website I discovered I could get my blade replaced for $10 with a 10-12 week turn around. I was skeptical but followed their instructions for shipping and waited. Sure enough and true to their word I received my knife back after eleven weeks, repaired, razor sharp and polished to new condition. I couldn't be more pleased!

I had a Buck knife 🗡️🔪 when I was growing up. I loved that blade. I bought one for my son. I'm 56 now and still carry a Buck. My son loves his, do I bought him another one