Buck Hunter/Ranger Folders

My knife arrived today and it is a piece of art. The knife is amazingly put together and is everything I thought it would be. In retrospect, I would have prefered the smaller 112 as this knive is larger than I thought but it is so beautiful, I love it. The 420 steel has been heat treated and has turned it into a razor sharp blade. The finger grooves are perfect and the finish overall is wonderful. The leather sheath is also 1st class. A must buy.

Received my Buck 112 FG today, I'd like to thank Richard for excellent communication and the next day delivery at this time of the year. The knife itself is heavy and sturdy yet comfortable and short in the hand. You feel as though it could punch through, say, a car door. I now have both 110 and 112, 110 for hunting and 112 for everything in between, fantastic daily knife. Hennie is the best for choice, communication and delivery.

Just received Buck 110. Everything I hoped it would be. Great service, as usual. I watched lots of reviews on you tube about the 110 and I'm glad to say I now have one in my knife collection.

I love these things... Bought my first back in '90, unfortunately lost it... Now have two. These knives are lovely to use, I find the weight very reassuring in the hand.

I was going to buy a custom Buck 110 direct from the factory but when I saw the choices of blade steel available (only s30v or bog standard 420HC in various finishes) I bought an original.
I decided against the FG version in case my fingers didn't line up-correct choice.
It is solidly built and for a 1962 design was years ahead of its time. I can't comment on it's cutting ability and edge retention yet as it only arrived this morning! It IS sharpenable (the main reason for my rejecting the custom-built s30v blade).
There is some play in the blade just as it closes meaning it doesn't sit centrally when closed (a minor detail). The scales are a little disappointing in that the grain can be felt under the fingertips and the lacquering/phenolic injection has masked some of their beauty.
Reading back I think I've been harsh. The backlock is rock solid. This knife is a tool, it was & is built to do a job at a price and in that I believe it will excel.
PS Excellent service HH

just bought from hennie my 110 after years of using framelock new designs, i'd forgotton what a real chunky well made screwless knife felt like, this knife will still be around in 100 years time, mine has great build quality and I had a very quick delivery time from hennie.

bought one fantastic bought another for my self not so good. blade on one side grind was excessive other side not much of a grind at all was not even to a point the blade did not spring fully back in to handle returned it for a replacement only to get the same knife back ( HAS HH GOT ANY CUSTOMER SERVICE )i have been buy ing knives as working tools and collector knives for some 25 years and yes i have had bad purchaces in the past and customer service has been fantastic replaced knife and gave a great discount which ive had from 25% to 50% this is what all customer service should be like look after the customer because if it wasnt for customers ther would be no buisiness.

I work as a Ranger in a National Park and the Buck Ranger is the knife for me.

After spending my hard earned pennies (pounds these days!) on various knives under the pretext of 'looking for the one' I think I may have found it. This knife is perfect if you are looking for a knife you can work hard for long periods of time without getting a painful hand. Really comfortable but this comes with a cost as it's not slim (hence the comfort) and most people would rather carry this knife in a pouch. Luckily Buck provide a high quality leather pouch free.

Also easy to sharpen. As always great service.

great quality knife rivets purfect solid lock up bought for my son his first knife for when we are hunting camping etc verry sharp but can be made sharper you cant go wrong with a buck 112 fg ranger thanks for great service

This knife is a bit disappointing in that the opening mechanism was gritty and required some lube, the handle was greasy and the brass rivits have been put in at a slight angle and therefore do not sit smooth to the wood and feel a bit raised on one side. Still a nice knife but Bucks quality control is not what it was.

This knife is all I expected it to be, and then some. It´s big, but very sturdy. Actually it was a lot bigger than I thought, but its fine by me. The leather shieth is a bit bulky for my taste but I know that it takes well with age. All in all I love it, and just had to have it.

The Buck 110 is the 'gold' standard of the E.D.C. Pocket folders and deserves all it's kudos!I chose the 'Ranger' for its more convenient size but it's essentially the same knife.My wife bought mine for me 30 years ago and it is still the one I would keep if I could only grab one!These are legendary knives and if you value a good knife as an essential possession then you must have one!

This is the best knife I have ever seen. It's so strong. It is the perfect weight and I am so happy with it! Heinnie shipped it so fast!!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
John!!!!!!!!

I have collected sharps for more than 30 years and have had my 110FG for a while now. Everyone has seen brass framed, rose handled cheapos; well this is the original; the one they all copied. Excellent, though HEAVYweight tool and made to hand down to the next generation.

A heavy, top quality knife, built to last, a knife that will bring back memories for some and a knife that will stir the imagination and spirit of adventure in others.
For my fellow countryman - Stefan - the knife you saw in "The Edge", as used by A. Hopkins, is not a Buck Hunter, but a similar lockback knife, made especially for this movie, by Canadian knife maker Brian Lyttle. Here is a picture: http://www.lyttleknives.com/gedgpic.htm

Cheers and thanks Heinnie for your superb service!

I HAVE WANTED ONE OF THESE FOR YEARS, AND HAVE JUST GOT ROUND TO BUYING ONE. IT LIVES UP TO ALL MY EXPECTATIONS. SUPERB QUALITY AND OBVIOUSLY BUILT TO LAST SEVERAL LIFETIMES! SUPERFAST SERVICE FROM HEINNIE TOO.

The Buck Folding Hunter 110 with Finger Grooves is a very versatile blade. It would work very well as a hunting knife or back up knife working alongside a survival knife whilst in the field. The blade is razor sharp straight out of the box. The only problem with the one I received was the slight sideways blade wobble of about 1mm either way when locked. Other than that, it is a very nice piece of kit.
Highly recommend it.

This is the first 'quality' knife I have ever purchased! Problem is its so nice I dont want to get it dirty!! so I use a Mora for gutting etc! Razor sharp and feel the qualitey, highly reccomended!!!
Will last forever.

I have collected knives for years and have quite a few but this is my first Buck and it lives up to all the expectations !! I done a lot of reading and comparing before i bought it, and i wasnt dissapointed, its everything it is supposed to be !! Fantastic knife, top quality !!

I have a big collection of knives and wanted one of these for a long time, but I'm a little disappointed with my knife I got from Heinnie two months ago - it is a solid knife with an excellent quality blade and good feel in the hand, but has some sideways play in the blade, and that's my pet hate for a folding knife as it shows it's not been checked by thr Mfg prior to despatch. My CRKT mirage feels lighter and is more compact but with zero play and benefits from a pocket clip.

came this morning with my other knives. I love it,only ever had cheap rosewood handle imitations, but this is most definately the real deal. No substitution. Its HEAVY, but I like that, the brass bolsters and liners are all one piece of solid brass (from what I can see) and the handle is beautifully polished, the blade is solid with no play and the action is smooth and easy but with reassuring clicks. I love it. Too big for legal uk carry, should have got the 112, but who cares, its a legend.

I wanted a Buck since I saw it in the movie with A. Hopkins. Now I got one and killing a bear with it doesn't seems pure fiction. The size is impressive, the quality of the finishing also. Great stuff, no need to say more, you must handle it to convince yourself.

I bought this as I've always fancied one ever since my first knife, which was a smaller imitation of this model that cost me £3.50 when I was 12 years old.

Fast forward a few years and I finally own the real deal.

Everything about this knife screams quality and robustness. The included leaflet made my confidence grow even more after finding out it had a lifetime warranty.

Search for the legendary stories of this knife and you will be convinced it is the right purchase!

I purchased my first Buck, I think its the 112 model, in 1984 during a cross country trip of the USA. Its now 2008, and the same knife is still going strong. What more can I say. Its used regularly, being in the HM Forces, and to this day its never let me down. Cleaned regularly, it keeps its edge well. Good all rounder.

The handle is comfortable with a re-assuring weight regularly lacking in many modern knives; It has a strong lock on the blade that enables you to use it with confidence, it takes and holds a good edge. It is big enough to perform every task asked of it from skinning rabbits, cutting food, carving snare toggles to preparing tinder for fires. While still being small enough to carry comfortably in its belt pouch with a rucksack or while wearing a seat belt without it getting in the way.