Their knockoffs are not that good, they're getting closer as time goes on but they're not there yet.
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Me and my buddy were just talking about this. We never bought a Buck because every 110 knock off we have seen had made us think they weren’t worth the dinero. I recently purchased the cheapest version of the 110 and 112 from blade hq because I was sending my Benchmade in and I absolutely love them! I showed them to him and he was surprised as I was.
We just got one in to our warranty department, they are bad. The customer had sent it in upset with quality concerns. I got with Tony and wanted to give everyone fair warning we are seeing an increase in fake Buck Knives.
| This is a reproduction however it is a great knife. Has pocket clip and every bit as good as my genuine Buck. Solid mechanism, tight construction, good steel. You won’t be disappointed. |
Would like to see Buck get some compensation for the wrongful use of their name!
Any chance you can get a picture of the box with SKU tag on it?I have been searching for a Buck 632 Mesa or 622 Endeavor. I found an auction this morning for a brand new in the box 622 with a buy it now for $49.99 with $5 shipping. Something just doesn’t look right, so I start investigating. The knife does not have a partially serrated blade like all of the 622s I have seen. The date stamp says it was made in 2014. What are the odds that a seller has acquired 11 brand new nine-year-old knives? I look at the seller’s past auctions and not only have they been fortunate enough to find these 11 brand new knives, they have sold approximately 25 brand new nine-year-old knives over the past few months. They have sold 5 knives just this morning. The handle looks like it is too close to the blade stamp. In comparing this 622 to others I have seen, it looks like the blade grind does not extend far enough up the blade. On real 622s, the grind stops just below the Buck logo on the blade. The jimping looks really bad. I don’t think Buck would ever let this leave the factory. I also have never seen a Buck knife wrapped in a plastic bag inside a box. What are your opinions? Real or counterfeit?
The photos I provided are directly from the auction. The seller (majorgooner) did not provide a photo of the end of the box with the SKU. I just requested a photo. I will post it if the seller takes one.
I messaged the seller requesting a photo of the end of the box so I could check the model number and UPC. He stated “I have attempted to get in contact with my original source and shipper of this product and have no received a response, my recommendation is for you to pass on my item unless I can get an update or confirmation regarding the UPC code. I have sold the 622 and 632 with both being similar and would recommend you bid on one of these knives instead:” The seller then provided links to four auctions that were not his own auctions selling legitimate 622s and 632s. I may be reading too much into his statement, but I think they know they are selling counterfeit knives.
it's probably a fake, scales dont look like the plastic pattern Buck used on them..but maybe its just the pic throwing me off?I have been searching for a Buck 632 Mesa or 622 Endeavor. I found an auction this morning for a brand new in the box 622 with a buy it now for $49.99 with $5 shipping. Something just doesn’t look right, so I start investigating. The knife does not have a partially serrated blade like all of the 622s I have seen. The date stamp says it was made in 2014. What are the odds that a seller has acquired 11 brand new nine-year-old knives? I look at the seller’s past auctions and not only have they been fortunate enough to find these 11 brand new knives, they have sold approximately 25 brand new nine-year-old knives over the past few months. They have sold 5 knives just this morning. The handle looks like it is too close to the blade stamp. In comparing this 622 to others I have seen, it looks like the blade grind does not extend far enough up the blade. On real 622s, the grind stops just below the Buck logo on the blade. The jimping looks really bad. I don’t think Buck would ever let this leave the factory. I also have never seen a Buck knife wrapped in a plastic bag inside a box. What are your opinions? Real or counterfeit?
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? I realize this is a game of whack a mole like you stated, but if this guy has sold "over a hundred" of these knives, that is a pretty big operation that in my opinion should not be allowed to sully the Buck name with cheap, inferior products.