Buck Knives 0869BKS Bones Tactical Folding Knife, Black
June 22, 2017 - Comment
Nbsp; we cannot export Buck Knives the bones is a frame-lock knife with quick and reliable one-hand deployment, innovative tactical coatings, and the quality of a Buck knife for an affordable price. Designed with special attention to ergonomics, including a curved handle with grip points, it ensures a secure grasp. To keep this knife at its lightest, the skeletal framework minimizes material weight, while maintaining strength. Sized smaller for convenience, this knife is great to carry daily. Imported blade length: 2 1/8″ (5.4 CM) blade material: 420HC stainless steel, black oxide coated carry system: stainless steel pocket clip handle material: black oxide coated stainless steel length closed: 3 1/8″ (7.9 CM) locking: yes weight: 1.8 oz. (51.3 G)
Product Features
- 2-1/8″ Modified Tanto Blade with non-reflective Black Oxide Coating. The 420HC Steel delivers Excellent Strength, Edge Retention, and Corrosion Resistance. 3-1/8″ Closed Length, 1.8 oz.
- One-hand ambidexterous open blade deployment with a thumb stud. Frame Lock design for safe use.
- Ergonomic Curved handle with grip points, Black Oxide Coating
- Removable, tip-up clip and lanyard hole for carry convenience. A Slim, high tech tactical folder
- Imported, Buck Forever Warranty
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Beautiful knife! What a beautiful knife! Super sharp as well. I liked this knife so much I bought another one for my father.
Nice Mini-knife. Locks securely Nice Mini-knife. Locks securely, comes “factory sharp”, which was easily sharpened by mysef to a razor’s edge. The Tonto blade is always handy for my uses. Camo painted on seems durable, clip is extremely firm. Fits right inside the coin pocket of my 501’s. Knife was as advertised and is life time guaranteed by BUCK – which is why i have always chosen them.
It’s a Buck. Have had a few of these small pocket-clip styled flip blades of varying quality. This one is of solid construction and is very well made. I find I’m not a huge fan of the tanto tips — make it awkward to make simple slices, such as cutting tape to open packages, which is mostly what I use it for, but that just speaks to my personal preferences. Knife was a little stiff at first and necessitated two hands to open and close. Without making any adjustments, learning the balance of the knife,…