What's your newest Buck knife

mauser9 said:
Got my interest up rje. Looks like a rugged built knife good for game prep. My folding alpha is OK but a fixed longer blade would often come in handy. Still got my Puma Skinner made in 1966 in mint shape and probably worth some good money today. Don't want to screw it up. Cost me $27 back then! LOL
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I really like mine! I use it for general camping, kindling, fire prep, food prep, etc. I don't use it for game prep - some seem to prefer a slightly smaller knife for most game prep. I am no longer hunting - didn't go vegan or anything, just don't have enough land to hunt on and prefer not to go out in the woods where I know other people are popping off rounds anymore. Too many "hunting accidents" around here...

I think you will be pleased with the 656 if you get one. The handle seems to be 'love or hate', but I like the grippiness myself.
 
Probably the # 135 Paklite Caper skeleton knife with the orange coating. For $11. I couldn't resist. It's cute.
 
Some great pics of the many models. Notice you all do a great job in keeping them looking mint whether used or not. Great keepsakes plus investments down the road. I would imagine costs could rise substantially down the road with the price of steels and other materials.
 
Grabbed four 112LTs from an online retailer here in Thailand. Buck stopped making them a few years ago. It's the perfect EDC if (like me) you don't like a knife in your pocket, and prefer to carry it on your belt. Weighs nothing, 3" blade is the perfect size, stonewashed blade is virtually unscratchable, and the nylon sheath is indestructible. Awesome little knife. The box has a label saying "For sale outside the U.S. and Canada."
 
Kostik said:
Grabbed four 112LTs from an online retailer here in Thailand. Buck stopped making them a few years ago. It's the perfect EDC if (like me) you don't like a knife in your pocket, and prefer to carry it on your belt. Weighs nothing, 3" blade is the perfect size, stonewashed blade is virtually unscratchable, and the nylon sheath is indestructible. Awesome little knife. The box has a label saying "For sale outside the U.S. and Canada."
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Great knife! I like the 110 LT and 112 LT way more than the Slims.
 
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