Nice title to the thread. Im sure Buck appreciates it also. If I remember right your the Pit Bull slayer with your Marksman.
Below is a small piece of what Buck does for alot of people. Knocking their liner lock which is no different than any other liner lock is a shame. People will read your post and second guess a purchase.
So if you could check out the positive then the negative isnt so big.
--July 30, 2018
thanks to the Buck Knives Family...
Sponsors,
Fundraising,
Events,
Donations
Special thanks to Buck Knives for their continued support of Kootenai County Police & Fire Memorial Foundation. Buck Knives raised 2,000 dollars for the foundation with the theme, Patriotism.
See the full post with details at our instagram feed.
--Buck Knives, in conjunction with a local charity, gives out beautiful knives to local military members and veterans for their service in Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam, and WWII
--May 2017--CJ BUCK TO EMCEE AKTI FUNDRAISER AT BLADE SHOW
CJ Buck to Emcee AKTI's Fundraiser at Blade Show
Event will feature custom knives and limited editions from custom knife makers
Post Falls, ID-May 31, 2017 - CJ Buck, CEO of Buck Knives, will serve as master of ceremonies at the American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) "Free to Carry" Fundraising Event. Buck also serves as President of AKTI, as well as CEO and Chairman of Buck Knives.
Held June 2nd in Atlanta, Georgia at the Blade Show, the event includes handmade knives and limited editions from custom knifemakers and brands.
"The American Knife & Tool Institute quietly and diligently works for everyone in the knife community promoting knives as essential, valuable tools, working with legislators at the state and the federal level to clarify knife laws, and providing valuable educational information," said CJ Buck, AKTI President. "We cannot thank these makers enough for their tremendous support."
The "Free to Carry" fundraising event gives custom knifemakers the opportunity to give back to the charity of their choice. 50% of proceeds will go to the charity they assign, while the other 50% will go to AKTI to fund legislative and educational efforts.
CEO CJ Buck said, "Karen is tireless and creative in orchestrating the contribution campaigns. She also adds credibility to whomever she is campaigning for."
This shines through in her Employee Campaign efforts. Cook feels United Way of Kootenai County does a great job of identifying community needs and supporting programs that address those needs. Last year, Buck Knives raised $5,700, and a total of $35,738 over Cook's 10 years as campaign coordinator for the organization.
"One of the things I really like about our rural community is the sense of connectedness you have with the people around you," Buck said. "The help United Way of Kootenai County provides in aligning resources with needs within our community really helps people feel confident that a gift they make, to United Way or another charity will be used with great care and respect.
"Buck Knives participates in a number of programs to support the community and our employees," said Cook. "We donate to the Post Falls Food Bank and have supported the Kroc Thanksgiving dinner drive. We also donate knives and other Buck products to local and national nonprofit organization fundraisers and serve as a raffle ticket outlet for them.
