I’m new to knives, and a local shop in my country is selling this supposedly original “Buck” for 95 usd. Is it worth it? If not, how much would you pay for it?

It’s a liner lock, I know there are better locking mechanisms out there, but is the liner lock bad? I have a couple knives with liner lock and I have no complaints about it besides being difficult to close the knife single handed.

by krjta

4 Comments

  1. Suspicious_Tailor542

    Nope. Not sure what country you’re in but in the US that’s a $15-20 knife. Edit* and “original buck” doesn’t mean much when it’s made in china.

  2. HarbourAce

    I actually think it looks nice but 95 is out to lunch for that without some type of super steel.

  3. mecha_monk

    Bucks Chinese made knives are…not great. I own a buck vantage that I paid 50€ for. It should have costed 25 max. Horrible horrible.

    For 95 you can get a Civivi and less for a Sencut (same company different brands).

    Good options:

    Civivi mini praxis 35-40$

    QSP Penguin, 25-40 depending on version or 65 for button lock version (really nice)

    Many more knives and brands for better prices exist.

    If you want a buck consider the ones that are made in the states with S35VN steel. Their 420hc is well heat treated but it’s still barely passable as a “good” knife steel.

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