It is probably more like, this concept is so ugly (read impractical) that few will find any use for them. So let’s recover the cost from the handful of diehard Buck collectors since they may be the only ones willing to buy this thing.There's no way that production costs are anywhere near high enough to justify a $900 price tag, not with a 420HC blade with G10 scales.
Besides, if they offered it at a more affordable price as a new production knife that wasn't limited edition, then they'd stand to turn a larger profit over time, especially if they marketed it towards the tactical knife crowd as the heir apparent to the Ontario MK3.
Oh well, it'll be interesting to see if they actually do manage to sell out at that price, because limited or not, $900 can buy you a much nicer knife made out of much nicer materials.
it seems to sell out and then get relisted. guess as they make them they list them and sell them til gone or sell in batches?Was on the Buck Knife website today, checking out the Akonua 2024 Legacy knife... noticed that the 084 Buckmaster is sold out. I must admit... I didn't think it would have sold out this quick, given the price.
I am happy for Buck that they sold all of them. The buyers must have been some hardcore Buck knife collectors.Was on the Buck Knife website today, checking out the Akonua 2024 Legacy knife... noticed that the 084 Buckmaster is sold out. I must admit... I didn't think it would have sold out this quick, given the price.
it seems to sell out and then get relisted. guess as they make them they list them and sell them til gone or sell in batches?