Has Buck Ever Made ...

[afishhunter]

... a 300 series classic four (or five) blade (unofficial) "scout/camp/utility" knife?
Or did Buck decide not to compete with the "Official" BSA/Scout, and plethora of "unofficial" BSA/Scout knives of the 1960's to 1980's?

 

[Makael]

 

[DeSotoSky]

The only 300 series traditional style slipjoint 4 blade knife was the 322 Congress. Mfg by Camillus and sold thru SMKW.
4,000 in 1995, mostly black but some rare yellow.

 

[eveled]

AFAIK they never have made the classic 4 blade Scout knife. I guess they figured the market was saturated?

Seems to me that there are very few Buck knives that even have a can opener bottle opener or an awl.

 

[sportingspecialist]

 

[bertl]

Well, they did make one with a spoon.

Bert

 

[afishhunter]

I thought not.
Oh well. So much for a 100% Buck EDC trio.
A scout/camp/demo knife is a required part of my EDC. Has been since 1960 or 1961.

 

[Old Hunter]

The SwissBuck's were "Super Scouts" - I bought one that was very nearly identical to an Official Scout, but gave it to my daughter 15 or so years ago. She still has it and uses it. OH

 

[sportingspecialist]

 

[Makael]

 

[eveled]

Who made the Swiss Bucks?

 

[Grateful]

Who made the Swiss Bucks?

Wenger

 

[sportingspecialist]

Who made the Swiss Bucks?

 

[BuckShack]

number 0 of 1, it ain't real.

 

[TAH]

... a 300 series classic four (or five) blade (unofficial) "scout/camp/utility" knife?
Or did Buck decide not to compete with the "Official" BSA/Scout, and plethora of "unofficial" BSA/Scout knives of the 1960's to 1980's?

I suppose the closest 300 Series "Scout" knife would be the 319.