Buck Knives 284 Bantam BBW Folding Knife
May 29, 2017 - Comment
The Bantam Series is lightweight and stylish, it is a modern take on the classic lock back design. The ridged handle provides easy handling and the lanyard hole provides easy attachment. The thumb stud on the blade allows for quick one hand deployment. Our 420HC steel blade material approaches the wear resistance of high carbon alloys while delivering the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. Add our exclusive heat-treat process and you have a very user-friendly combination of superior corrosion resistance with excellent strength for wear resistance and durability. You also have a blade that is easy to resharpen. The Bantam family of knives are available in a variety of sizes and handle patterns
Product Features
- 2-3/4″ Drop Point 420HC Steel Blade with Excellent Strength and Edge Rentention
- Mid Lockback design for maximum strength and safety 3-3/4″ Closed Length, 1.5 oz
- Easy Handling, Lightweight and a Thumb stud on the blade for easy one hand deployment.
- Contoured Injection-Molded Textured Handle with Ridges at the top for a secure grip. Lanyard hole for easy attachment Kryptek Highlander Camo
- Buck Forever Warranty and Made in the USA
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Nice knife but wish it had a pocket clip Nice knife but wish it had a pocket clip. I didn’t realize it didn’t come with one until I received it and it wasn’t worth paying shipping to send it back.
It’s cute Due to my poor reading and $10.99 price I quickly added this item to the cart….Bantam means ‘small’ and that’s exactly what you get. It’s perfect for EDC and small tasks, letter opening, package opening box cutting. I only have two minor complaints on the item. The handle is g10 with no metal linings or frame, there’s no pocket clip. That being said, it will fit easily into the coin pocket of jeans and its American assembled/made…it’s my first BUCK knife so I’m not going to judge the…
Great blade comes super sharp Great blade comes super sharp, and holds an edge. This little knife is very comfortable.I had a 286 (a bit larger) which I loved and was much more sturdy. The locking mechanism on the 284 is poor. I can feel the blade moving when I carve, and when I have really pushed the knife to the limit (batoning small pieces of wood), the blade becomes unlocked. Also, the thumb stud wiggles and rattles.