- Joined
- Dec 22, 2012
- Messages
- 157
The other day I purchased a Buck Nobleman, in my opinion it is awesome. There are a few down falls that I don't like but are minor.
Specifications:
6.5" open
3.75" closed
2.5" cutting edge
Dual thumb studs
Framelock
Pocket clip
Modified drop point blade
The lock-up is very secure, which is a must on all pocket knives. It comes shaving sharp right out of the box. The blade is well balanced between the scales. The reason I wanted the knife was because; it was esthetically pleasing to the eye, the blade was one of my favorite profiles, I wanted a small functional knife, and it had a cool carbon fiber pattern.
The down falls are few. First the thumb stud is very close to the scales, which makes it hard for my sausage fingers to open sometimes. Lastly the thumb stud gets thicker the farther away from the blade, like a square pyramid.
Specifications:
6.5" open
3.75" closed
2.5" cutting edge
Dual thumb studs
Framelock
Pocket clip
Modified drop point blade
The lock-up is very secure, which is a must on all pocket knives. It comes shaving sharp right out of the box. The blade is well balanced between the scales. The reason I wanted the knife was because; it was esthetically pleasing to the eye, the blade was one of my favorite profiles, I wanted a small functional knife, and it had a cool carbon fiber pattern.
The down falls are few. First the thumb stud is very close to the scales, which makes it hard for my sausage fingers to open sometimes. Lastly the thumb stud gets thicker the farther away from the blade, like a square pyramid.
