Buck Hunter/Ranger Folders --- Heinnie Haynes - Knives, Pocket Tools and Accessories

Buck Hunter/Ranger Folders


Buck Hunter/Ranger Folders

Policy For The Supply Of Blades

It is illegal to supply a knife to anyone under the age of 18. Heinnie Haynes actively checks the details of all orders for knives, and other edged items. Should we be unable to confirm your eligibility, you will be asked to provide proof of age in the form of a photocopy of you drivers licence or passport.

The buck 110 is the most copied knife in the world. The original lockback folding knife. Brass bolsters, liners and rivets. Classic wood handle. Sheath included.while the buck 112 is the smaller version of Buck's famous Folding Hunter. Brass bolsters, liners and rivets. Classic wood handle. Sheath included.

Product Details

Blade Material 420HC
Closed Length 110: 4 7/8in
112: 4 1/4in
Blade Length 110: 3 3/4in
112: 3in
Stock Inc Tax
Buck Folding Hunter 110BU110 £40.95
Buck Folding Hunter 110 Finger GrooveBU110FG £47.95
Buck Ranger 112BU112 £39.95
Buck Ranger 112 Finger GrooveBU112FG £45.95

Customer Reviews

*****
Best knife for the money bar none!
Reviewed by Ben from Yorkshire

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!

July 2008
This review applies to the Buck Folding Hunter 110 Finger Groove version.
*****
First Purchase 1984
Reviewed by Al Macrae from South UK

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.

April 2008
This review applies to the Buck Ranger 112 version.
****-
Bucks Classic Design
Reviewed by Wayne Danewood from Leicestershire

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.

December 2007
This review applies to the Buck Folding Hunter 110 version.