Buck Knives 284BK Bantam TM BBW is the small entry into Buck's popular Bantam Series. It is a small, lightweight, mid-lockback pocket knife. It features a 2-3/4" drop point 420HC stainless steel blade with a one hand opening thumb stud. It is 3-3/4" long closed and weighs 1.5 oz. The Small Bantam features a textured thermoplastic handle, with a contoured finger groove and grip ridges at the front of the handle for an extra secure grip. It also sports a lanyard hole for different carry options, and as with all Buck Knives, features Buck's 4-Ever Unconditional Lifetime Warranty.
Price: $7.99
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Sheffield 12855 Absaroka Folding Pocket Knife
Absaroka pocket knife with 2 3 4'' partially serrated, titanium, locking blade. Ambidextrous, 1 hand release. Titanium 4'' handle. Heat treated titanium blade and handle provide a bright multicolor effect. Belt clip. Clamshell.
Price: $6.14
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Price: $6.14
PLease check the latest price at Amazon
Fantastic !
Five star review
By
Zell
"I've had 2 of
these knives for about 4 years, got them from a friend back in 8th grade. Now
I'm in college, and on the market for new knives and I ran across these. These
are AMAZING. Smallish, but it doesn't matter to me, the blade was sharp (and
still is) despite the fact that I've thrown them, carved with them, and just
over all play a LOT with these knives. I'd recommend to ANYBODY looking for
some new knives, and I plan on buying a couple more.
The ONLY negative about these knives is that over time the screw on the back of the knife tends to come loose, which also makes the blade rub a little. But a torx screwdriver( I think its a torx) will get it nice and tight in no time."
The ONLY negative about these knives is that over time the screw on the back of the knife tends to come loose, which also makes the blade rub a little. But a torx screwdriver( I think its a torx) will get it nice and tight in no time."
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