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D2: A Steel That Stands the Test of Time

At Buck Knives, the heritage of crafting high quality knives has spanned five generations.  Staying true to the past, the Heritage collection of fixed blade knives reflects the celebrated legacy of Buck Knives and spotlights craftsmanship worthy of the Buck name.

Buck Knives History

The BuckMaster: 40 Years Later

"In my opinion, Buck Knives makes some of the best knives in the world." 

- Commander D.T. Coulter, U.S. Navy Seal, Retired

Experience Unrivaled

Experience Unrivaled: Paul Farner and Heat Treat

The heat treat process is one of the most important steps in making a knife. Paul Farner understands that better than anyone. Learn more about Farner's craftsmanship and the heat treat process.

Experience Unrivaled

Experience Unrivaled: Jim Whyte and the Custom Knife Shop

Whyte had to get his hands on the one knife that put Buck on the map. The knife that remains one of the best sellers, 60 years after its inception, and has inspired countless configurations of other models. He finally got to work in Department 01. Building a 110 Folding Hunter for Buck Knives is a rite of passage.

2024 New Product: Wharncliffe Deploy

For 2024, Buck Knives is adding a blade shape variation to the Deploy and Mini Deploy Series. These automatic knives with a drop point blade shape were originally launched in 2023 and has been a best seller ever since.

This year, we’re introducing the same style and quality with a Wharncliffe blade.

Experience Unrivaled

Experience Unrivaled: Danny Peretti

Buck Knives has over 1,800 years of combined experience currently working in-house. Our craftsmanship shows in our knives; our history is demonstrated through our knifemakers. 

Buck Knives History

How a Young CJ Buck Lost the Original 112 Ranger Prototype

You ever recall a time when your dad was really, really angry with you and although he hadn’t really said anything, you can tell he is absorbing the situation and preparing to translate all that burgeoning energy into dramatic action?  All I can say is thank goodness my mother was there to intercede on my behalf!

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