2016 SHOT Show videos of new Buck Knives!

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revnewk

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Thanks for sharing the links. Nice to see the new lineups. I do wish the Mr. Crappie knives were made here. From what I've read, they're offshore, but the Clearwater line is US made. I might be in error though. Often am. ;)

Thank you!
 
Looks like some nice USA-made options for 2016. I sure wish there would have been some new offerings in the Vantage series and the 300 series. Nonetheless, it's always good to be part of BuckNation and welcome annual new additions.
 
Very nice, thank you revnewk for posting the links. I think the Buck Selector-2 with the extra blades is a cool idea for a hunting pack knife, maybe Buck will add a clip blade in time. OH
 
Old Hunter said:
Very nice, thank you revnewk for posting the links. I think the Buck Selector-2 with the extra blades is a cool idea for a hunting pack knife, maybe Buck will add a clip blade in time. OH
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I'd love to see them offer some touches like an S30V blade and a wood saw on the Selector. Could be a very cool knife with a ton of options if they support it.
 
Thanks for the links.
I'll venture a guess that if the new Selector sells they will have a few more blade options.
 
Joe58 said:
Thanks for sharing the links. Nice to see the new lineups. I do wish the Mr. Crappie knives were made here. From what I've read, they're offshore, but the Clearwater line is US made. I might be in error though. Often am. ;) Thank you!
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Joe, you are partially correct. The Clearwater knives are USA and the Silver Creek line is imported. The Mr Crappie Slinger models seem to share the Clearwater handle and are USA made. The Mr Crappie Shaver model uses a different handle style and is imported. I find it to be an odd marketing strategy that Buck chose have both USA and imported models in the Mr Crappie line and that the handle styles are not consistent (other than the yellow). I think that mixture is a mistake because it confuses the identity of the product. Being USA or imported is an important market identity, especially in knives.
 
Thanks for posting these. The only one I see I would personally be interested in is the leather handled small Brahma.
 
Oh man!that selector model is the cats azz,I'm going to have one of those for next fall when hunting season starts!good job this year buck!,!,
 
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