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Comment by johnny twoshoes on August 28, 2011 at 15:47

I just ordered a Buck 501 Squire, any thoughts?

Comment by johnny twoshoes on August 28, 2011 at 15:46

I agree, it is a very useful knife.

I think that the price was cheap for the knife I received, it's a great worker.

Comment by Patrik Ilijev on August 28, 2011 at 15:13

Hi Johnny. Cheap ? you have the Avid version that is a nice knife with a decent steel a god handle scales with a price tag from 39-55 USD it is not a price point that have  some customs but in my option  the Vantage Select are cheap I bought my for 16 USD + shipping. Overall all are nice and useful EDC options.

Comment by johnny twoshoes on August 28, 2011 at 14:43

Great knives guys, I really like that custom. : )

 

Patrik, I have one of those selects, but it's just the cheap one from walmart.

Comment by Patrik Ilijev on August 28, 2011 at 8:59

Nice blade Gary

 

Here are some o my new Buck models.

Comment by Gary Nelson on August 28, 2011 at 8:52

This Custom Model 400 Buck Knife is Designed and hand autograghed By Chuck Buck.  The blade is BG-42 stainless steel.  This Limited Edition was limited to 500 knives.    This is one of my favorite Bucks.

Comment by Patrik Ilijev on July 2, 2011 at 10:06

Wow thank you Mike now I know more about thin fine knife.

Comment by MJ Wallace on July 2, 2011 at 9:13

Patrick, Your Buck Knife is an Odyssey, manufactured in 2001.  There were three versions of this knife.  The 186 (yours) with 420HC blade steel and G-10 scales.  The 181 with ATS34 steel and G-10 scales, and the 182 with ATS34 and carbon fiber scales.  They were also available with a partially serrated blade.  I've got one of the 181's, with the serrated blade, nice knives. Mike

Comment by Patrik Ilijev on July 2, 2011 at 8:37

Hi guys I bought this old buck No. 186 bud can't find any information about this knife. I would like to know what kind of steel was is made and what the handle is made from it looks like G10 but I think it is some kind of composite polymer.

 

 

 

Comment by KENT GABLE on June 15, 2011 at 19:26

Kurt-you have made an excellent choice that will last you a lifetime or more. I had one Stockman 110 develope some finish blemishes on it. I had been sailing the Caribbean down island to Venezuela in my 34' sailboat (long gone) & I reckon the salt air might have gotten to it or maybe '94 was just a bad year for steel because my Case Stockman went the same way.
I returned my Buck & they promptly sent me a replacement in '98 which I still carry. I'm rough on it too! Do ALL the wrong things - prying, twisting-if I bust a tip off a blade I just sharpen it back up.
I just bought another because I got a good deal on it & I could lose mine but I'll sure as heck never wear it out.
All Buck products are top notch & ya can't beat them for the price. They ain't as pretty as Case knives but they sure are tough. ( I like & own Case knives too & am a member of their Case Club, just for the record.

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