Buck Strider Solution

Steven Roos

Steven Roos

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I just won one of these knives on eBay, and I wanted to know what people thought about them. Who owns one? What do you think?

It looks like a pretty nice knife...I'll have to see...

BTW, if anyone can point me to any other threads about this knife, that would be great! I can't search right now...:(
 
They are great!

Check the Buck and Strider forums, should be alot of info if you search.

Is yours ATS or BG steel?
 
Originally posted by ExMB
They are great!

Check the Buck and Strider forums, should be alot of info if you search.

Is yours ATS or BG steel?
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I don't know, I haven't recieved it yet...:(

Which type is best?
 
have a first production run #220/500 in BG-42,all i can say is it's a great knife,no problems at all and holds a razor edge
 
Originally posted by yiterp
have a first production run #220/500 in BG-42,all i can say is it's a great knife,no problems at all and holds a razor edge
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Great!

Anyone else?
 
I carried a BG-42 Solution (and a Busse Basic 9) through 4 weeks of rain and river conditions in Alaska this summer. It held an edge very well and never rusted a bit (nor did the Basic 9). I filleted a lot of silver salmon with it. I leave the skin on to prevent the fish from burning on the grill. So long as you don't need a long, thin blade to slice the skin off the fillet, the Solution works fine.
 
Originally posted by DancesWithKnives
I carried a BG-42 Solution (and a Busse Basic 9) through 4 weeks of rain and river conditions in Alaska this summer. It held an edge very well and never rusted a bit (nor did the Basic 9). I filleted a lot of silver salmon with it. I leave the skin on to prevent the fish from burning on the grill. So long as you don't need a long, thin blade to slice the skin off the fillet, the Solution works fine.
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I'm not looking for a fillet knife, so I guess I'm okay. ;)
 
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