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Buck Stockman Rosewood
Buck Stockman Rosewood
£56.95
Description
Traditional, convenient and multi-purpose. The Stockman is the largest three-bladed knife available from Buck. The clip point blade is good for detail work, the spey blade is perfect for skinning or sweeping knife strokes and the sheepsfoot blade is perfect for giving a clean cut, especially on a flat cutting surface.
The blades are satin finish 420HC Stainless Steel with Rosewood Dymonwood handle scales.
Blade Lengths:
- Clip: 7.2cm
- Spey: 5.2cm
- Sheepsfoot: 5.2cm
Specification
| Code | BU301RWS |
| Limited Edition: | No |
| Brand: | Buck |
| Blade Material: | 420HC Stainless Steel |
| Blade Length (cm): | 7.2 |
| Blade Thickness (cm): | 0.25 |
| Closed Length (cm): | 10.00 |
| Overall Length (cm): | 17.2 |
| Blade Type: | Plain |
| Blade Shape: | Clip Point |
| Blade Finish: | Satin |
| Handle Material: | Rosewood |
| Lock Type: | Non-locking |
| UK Friendly Carry: | Yes |
| Sheath: | No |
| Pocket Clip: | No |
| Product Weight (g): | 82 |
Reviews
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- Last Buck on a Buck !Review by Mike
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I purchased a Buck 301 Stockman in the black plastic version from HH a little while ago , as I sent my thirty odd year old one away for repair (and posted a review here on it at my general dismay at the drop in quality)Rating
Now out of curiosity I purchased this model in the brass and wood ,I was going to try the china version but was out of stock !
So again I got the USA made with Bucks 420 HC steel
This is about as good as 420 gets with the boss heat treat ?
Well the 301 in its diamond wood turned up in super fast free delivery from HH as did the previous model
I opened the box and have to say was pleased with the wood and brass look of it ,reminded me of my old 110 buck !
Now is when things went down hill fast ! I opened the master blade and to my disbelief the edge grind was what I can only discribe as horrendous! The very tip of the blade had been broken off in the sharpening process (if a process had been used ?)
Things were no better on the other two blades either ! Now my other model with the black scales was poor but this one is I think is unbelievable ! Quality control? Not a chance on this one !
I would think Buck gave someone on a factory your this knife and said 'have a go on the grinding stone '?
Anyway plus points are there is no blade play to speak of the wood is nice the brass is nice it's a smart looking Stockman and it feels good in the hand with nice heft too it !
You maybe asking yourself why not send it back ? Well i thought about it then thought I can and have sorted the blade beckels out as on the other model , can't remember ever having a Victorinox that I needed to do that too ! And they can certainly teach Buck how to mass produce a knife and keep the highest quality control levels up ! And they are a lot less expensive than this at £56 ?
To sum up I've spent my last Buck , on a Buck ! Made in the USA ? Not for me . (Posted on 7 January 2020)
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- Good workmanshipReview by Eaglekid
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Second Buck Stockman that I own, but the first true American example, nice brass bolsters and pins, lovely looking scales and easily sharpened blades ( which mine needed to bring to use).Rating
As KnifeNinja reports the back springs are on the light to medium weight (especially compared to my made in China Buck) for opening or closing, but with nice tight tolerances I do not think this will be a problem. Overall a good companion. (Posted on 8 August 2016)
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- Functional, beautiful, but not flawlessReview by KnifeNinja
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Buck's 420HC - obviously going to be sharp and well heat-treated.Rating
No bladeplay at all in any of the blades. no gaps between bolsters and the rosewood. The wood itself is really beautiful. There are some gaps where the backsprings don't sit completely flawlessly together, and there are some machining marks on the backsprings where it hasn't been completely polished. But this is pedantic and does not impede the use of the knife. the backsprings themselves are not very strong, and the there isn't really a satisfying snap when opening or closing the blades. But i don't think this is too much of a problem - all blades have what is essentially a choil, which fits the index finger nicely when using the knife, giving you good control and a safeguard to prevent the knife closing.
I prefer this to the Spyderco UKPK and Spyderco DK - it offers a traditional-style knife at a very good price. (Posted on 18 May 2015)
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