anyone have Scholar and/or Nobleman pics?

trout #2

trout #2

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I just came across these and might need to get one at some point. Does anyone have any feedback or pictures of them? thanks
 
...Best I can do... :(

Buck Scholar

Qty: @ $17.99 http://www.cases4less.com/detail_buck_326.html

Contemporary, slimline, frame-lock knife. Mirror polished blade and handle (faceted edges).

Category End Use: EveryDay, pocket knife
Blade Steel: 440A
Length Closed: 2 3/4" (9.5 cm.)
Blade Length: 1 7/8" (4.8 cm.)
Blade Shape: Drop point
Knife Type: Folding, Locking Liner
Weight: 1.3 oz. (36.9 g.)
Handle Material: Mirror polished stainless steel

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Buck Knives: Buck Nobleman Knife, BU-327
BU-327 http://www.knivesplus.com/buck-knife-nobleman-bu-327.html

$15.97 SALE PRICE!
Buck Knives: Buck Nobleman Knife, BU-327

The illustrated Buck Knife is the Buck Nobleman Knife that features a 2 5/8" drop point blade made of 440A stainless steel with a thumb stud for one hand opening. The brush finished stainless steel handle of this Buck knife, 3 3/4" closed, has a frame lock. A stainless steel pocket clip is included with this Buck knife. The Buck Nobleman Knife weighs 2.6 ounces.

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Thanks for the link .270. I noticed that there isn't a fixed shipping chart. Do the costs come out reasonably or is that where they make up their cheap knife prices?
 
No fixed shipping--when you check out you can try different methods depending upon weight and get the best shipping. I've done mail and UPS. This time UPS was best price.
 
They are made in China. I have a 327TT. It is a really nice knife for a righty but it is not ambidextrous even though the thumb stud is on both sides. Still, fit and finish are as good as you will see in a production knife. The Buck name is not sullied by this knife at all. If you are a north paw I am sure you will like it a lot. I played around with a 325. It is a very small knife but it would not get in your way in your pocket with your change. I’d own it.
 
trout #2 said:
Thanks for the link .270. I noticed that there isn't a fixed shipping chart. Do the costs come out reasonably or is that where they make up their cheap knife prices?
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Trout#2...

Ira Wood is very fair about shipping. :D :thumbup: :D :thumbup:

I ordered a replacement Alpha Fixed for one I can't find (lost), Alpha Fixed Gut, 110, 112FG, 55 (two of em), and a 501 Stag (Back Ordered). Free Shipping was offerred but I opted for USPS Priority and shipping was just over $10. Received three days later here in Calif. (Exception being the 501 which was marked on the packing slip as being Back Ordered).

When I am jones'n for a new Buck, that is where I go. Cheap and fast. Just like I like my women...

Goose.
BCCI 1190
LSMFT

PS, Tell Trout#1 I send my regards ;)
 
chickentrax said:
I thought you liked your women the way you like your coffee...


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...Sweet and light!... :D
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I like my women just like my cars......sleek, fast and built low to the ground! :D :thumbup: Or like my knives.....Sharp, beautiful and appropriate for any occassion!
 
Close your eyes and imagine what this forum would be like without certain peeps throwing the most innocent of posts down the rat hole!! :rolleyes:

Disgusted,
Goose.
BCCI 1190
LSMFT
:D
 
I just got a 325 (the tiny one) and I have to say, this is the best 10-12.00 knife I have ever had. Fit and finish is great and it gets screaming sharp. It was darn sharp out of box, but.....! This is a great knife and i will look into the larger models.:thumbup: :thumbup:
 
MaxFisher said:
I definitely like my women like I like my coffee. Bitter and Murky.
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I remember reading somewhere that some seamen like their coffee with a pinch of salt thrown in... :eek: and some Russians like their shots of Vodka with pepper sprinkled on top of the shot... :rolleyes: [size=-2](I know the 'why' of that one - some Russian Vodka is distilled poorly with Fusel oil mixed in...the pepper drags it down to the bottom of the glass)[/size]

Not sure what the salt does to coffee, though...maybe our resident pigboat crewmembers know... :p
 
WilltheBarb said:
Makes me wonder if skunks (or Gooses for that matter) ever get used to their own smell? :eek: :rolleyes: :confused: ;) :cool: :p :thumbup: :D
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It's an acceptable tolerance :)

Never heard of the salt gig in the coffee. May try that.
 
Just got my 327 and it is a fantastic knife for $12. Blade is centered and grind is even and blade is nasty sharp.

Doug

wwells20 said:
I just got a 325 (the tiny one) and I have to say, this is the best 10-12.00 knife I have ever had. Fit and finish is great and it gets screaming sharp. It was darn sharp out of box, but.....! This is a great knife and i will look into the larger models.:thumbup: :thumbup:
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