what Buck products do you want to see in the future?

David Martin said:
Buck has done that. The knives had S30V blades and paperstone handles. DM
Click to expand...

Those are just too sweet! I'd like to see blue 112/110 Ecolites in blue like the Vantage they briefly made, and selections of bone in all the 500 series models especially the 501/500!
 
I would love to have a much thinner and lighter 110/112. Something like an updated 560 with premium steel and a pocket clip.
 
I like the knife styles they already have just fine. I would like to see more exotic scales like mammoth ivory and bark; mammoth teeth and good wood scales offered like curly birch and desert ironwood. What is more important to me is I would really life Buck to have a better standard steel blade used. I would love it if something like d2 or BG42 or even an M4 and so what if they have to charge $10 more. I would like that, but then I don't own the company...
 
I would like something practical I could use everyday without the stares.
So I m thinking maybe a set of 7 different steak knives inspired by iconic bucks models for daily meal time finesse.
 
Peter Parker said:
Those are just too sweet! I'd like to see blue 112/110 Ecolites in blue like the Vantage they briefly made, and selections of bone in all the 500 series models especially the 501/500!
Click to expand...

Peter Parker, those are gorgeous knives. I am wondering, however, how you were able to fasten them to wood without any kind of visible hanger... Share your secret?
 
I would like to see automatic versions of 110 and 112 and, most particularly, the 830 Marksman.
 
I'd like to see the new rosewood Vantage offered in a premium steel and or with different inserts. Perhaps CF or different colors of Dymondwood or better yet Delrin in yellow, orange, etc. Add an orange Delrin insert into the black material and add a black coated blade. Offer it in October just in time for Halloween. They could do horn, sambar stag, indigo, pretty much any of the materials offered in the Custom Shoppe.
 
I would really like to see a premium line of the Spitfire's.


154CM model: Black high texture Aluminum handles, with the Buck Anvil stamped in the handle to not only look nice, but to provide traction. A Black coated blade with Buck and the Anvil laser etched in a Silver to offset the Black. A blacked out back spacer. I believe this knife would be a hit.


S30V model: Black high texture Aluminum handles, with the Buck Anvil stamped in the handle to not only look nice, but to provide traction. A high polished blade (Vantage Pro) with the Buck and the Anvil laser etched in Black. A polished/chrome back spacer to match the polished blade.
 
A lanyard hole option on the Buck 110 and 112. Not on all of them, but just make the option available just like the option to have finger grooves or not.
 
301 and 303 in 154CM or CPM154 in their standard production line or at least from the Custom Knife Shop.
 
124 Frontiersman with a knuckle guard is something that I would like to see. Like the confederate bowie.
 
jamestap said:
500 series + 55 with stud.
Click to expand...

Hrm... I would love to see 500 series variants. Keep the standard 500s but add 500s with studs and clips (screwed into the end of the bolster. Variants of a model family seem to me to be a good way for Buck to go.

bradytx said:
I would really like to see a premium line of the Spitfire's.
Click to expand...

If by "premium" you mean "doesn't have unacceptable amounts of blade play out of the blister pack, then I think a lot of us would agree.

jec88 said:
A lanyard hole option on the Buck 110 and 112. Not on all of them, but just make the option available just like the option to have finger grooves or not.
Click to expand...

buckman110 said:
I would like to see a 110 the size of a 500. I think that would be a awesome edc knife.
Click to expand...

Again, I would like to see more variants of the classic models. There is a 110 the size of the 500 lengthwise - the 112. I think what you're saying is that you would like to see is a thin line version of the 112. I agree!

Also make versions with lanyard holes, studs and clips and drop point blades.

I would love more variants of the classics available to the general public.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top