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Strider/Buck
- Thread starter Eklips
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Hi!
I like my Buck/Strider a lot, it's very heavy duty, i wear it when in uniform, not in civvies.
I think of it as more of a tool then a knife.
I've used it to break open ammo crates, scrape machine gun pistons etc. etc.
I like it! i could have wanted the secondary edge to be a tad sharper but then it wouldn't be as sturdy.
Please be aware that it's a large folder.
Get one
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Be well!/Jonas aka 2Sharp
"May all your detonations be expected"
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My knives!
I like my Buck/Strider a lot, it's very heavy duty, i wear it when in uniform, not in civvies.
I think of it as more of a tool then a knife.
I've used it to break open ammo crates, scrape machine gun pistons etc. etc.
I like it! i could have wanted the secondary edge to be a tad sharper but then it wouldn't be as sturdy.
Please be aware that it's a large folder.
Get one
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Be well!/Jonas aka 2Sharp
"May all your detonations be expected"
The coolest bar in the world: http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Camp/8373/index.html
My knives!
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- Nov 22, 1999
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The Buck/Strider isd definitly worth buying. I also wear mine in uniform.
I recently returned from the Combat Manuever Training Center in Hohenfels, Germany where I used my Buck/Strider every day for such things as prying open ammo crates, cutting burlap for camoflage, opening MRE's, to cutting tangled trip wire from a recovered booby trap. The knife performed beyond any other folder I own, including the Emerson CQC7 and my Spyderco Endura. While I own many high quality folding knives this is the one I choose for serious work.
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Arguing with a GRUNT is like wrestling with a pig. Everyone gets dirty and the little pig loves it.
The reason the U.S. Army is so successful in combat is that war is chaos; and the Army practices chaos on a daily basis
I recently returned from the Combat Manuever Training Center in Hohenfels, Germany where I used my Buck/Strider every day for such things as prying open ammo crates, cutting burlap for camoflage, opening MRE's, to cutting tangled trip wire from a recovered booby trap. The knife performed beyond any other folder I own, including the Emerson CQC7 and my Spyderco Endura. While I own many high quality folding knives this is the one I choose for serious work.
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Arguing with a GRUNT is like wrestling with a pig. Everyone gets dirty and the little pig loves it.
The reason the U.S. Army is so successful in combat is that war is chaos; and the Army practices chaos on a daily basis
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Hey nick, doesn't Hohenfels just suck a$$? We went through on a rotation in Jan/96 for Joint Endeaver prep. Froze my arse off! Wish I had a Strider then!
SGT "glad he's no longer in the box" Fitts
SGT "glad he's no longer in the box" Fitts
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Hello Mick, I have a question about Buck Strider.
I just wrote you an email, could you please check it and get back to me asap?
Thanx so very much.
I just wrote you an email, could you please check it and get back to me asap?
Thanx so very much.