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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What I don't understand is why they called them 110's and 112's instead of making them part of the Bucklite series and giving them their own number. They seem to me to fit that series better.
They should have called it "Stonecarta."
Calling it paper was not a move to inspire confidence.
That's exactly what turned me off to paperstone...it seemed very granola.They're out to hit the tree hugger market, hence the eco, fortunately, they're dang fine knives.
I'm suddenly feeling the need to examine one of these paperstone 112's...are they comparable to the 422's in their "solidness"...say...tightness of blade...general feel...
the 442's I've handled had side to side blade play...and felt kind of "cheapy"...just curious is all...
That's exactly what turned me off to paperstone...it seemed very granola.
Yep, not to mention it's also a good idea to be environmentally responsible, even in a small way. Unless, of course, you like to crap in your own bed.Thanx fritz... I think you just sold me on giving them a try.
As for the "green" aspect... It's very in and Buck is wise to cater to that on some small level... Selling product is what keeps the doors open ...
Thanx fritz... I think you just sold me on giving them a try.
As for the "green" aspect... It's very in and Buck is wise to cater to that on some small level... Selling product is what keeps the doors open ...
Yep, not to mention it's also a good idea to be environmentally responsible, even in a small way. Unless, of course, you like to crap in your own bed.
They're out to hit the tree hugger market, hence the eco, fortunately, they're dang fine knives.
I must have missed some part of this discussion, though......the part where someone showed how Paperstone knives are better for the environment than brass and ebony knives?
Anyhow......I loves me brass and wood.