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Do you guys know anything about this 371?
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That is the latest version of an off-shore produced Buck large Stockman - similar, but different, from the USA built Buck 301. OH
Thank you for the reply I can't find any info online (not that I looked that hard however)
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Wow, I'm off to WalMart tomorrow. There is a matching 382 and 379 in the 2014 catalog but not the 371 so it must be a brand new issue. Classy with the single ended bolsters. If it follows the features of the others the scales are G-10 and the bolster is stainless, not nickel silver.
Here are some pictures of mine.
Here are some pictures of mine.
I saw that 371 in G-10 scales at my local Walmart here in Western Mass area.
Looks good, was under $20.
I had recently acquired two 301's, a 302 and 303 so I made myself wait until next trip to Walmart.
By the way I have 371 and other "Offshore" built Bucks and they are excellent in my opinion.
F+F superb.
Looks good, was under $20.
I had recently acquired two 301's, a 302 and 303 so I made myself wait until next trip to Walmart.
By the way I have 371 and other "Offshore" built Bucks and they are excellent in my opinion.
F+F superb.
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Gonna check today and see if my local store has any? Keeping my fingers crossed as I like the looks of these with the G-10.
All they had at my local Walmart was the 110 and a version of the 870 Bones. No Buck fixed blades or slipjoints at all.
All they had at my local Walmart was the 110 and a version of the 870 Bones. No Buck fixed blades or slipjoints at all.
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As I just said over in the 119 thread,
You know, I guess we will be talking WM talk till earths axis shifts. Lets try real hard for - No prices and no connections to exact stores.
I go there because its easy, but I go to the lumber yard and the old brick hardware store because I don't want our little town to lose them. So fine, use the word Walmart , there I said it, but don't mention money. I'm still out on these scales, I want to see how they age......
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You know, I guess we will be talking WM talk till earths axis shifts. Lets try real hard for - No prices and no connections to exact stores.
I go there because its easy, but I go to the lumber yard and the old brick hardware store because I don't want our little town to lose them. So fine, use the word Walmart , there I said it, but don't mention money. I'm still out on these scales, I want to see how they age......
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I saw that model today at our local wallyworld..... which was absolutely shocking.... they don't have many Bucks ever....
In fact there was all of 3 models, this 371, the 110, and the paklite skinner....
In fact there was all of 3 models, this 371, the 110, and the paklite skinner....