I bought this knife and the blade is stamped with a "50" in an anvil instead of "Buck 110". What's the difference?
373669
You received a knife made celebrating the 50th anniversary of Hoyts knives. The anvil represents the workshop where he first started handmaking the now famous Buck knives..
984615
The one I received was serrated and I wanted the straight edge I contacted the seller and the serrated was the last one he had. I kept it for 130.00 dollars I can't complain. The knife is top quality.
810330
Usually if a knife is made in China, it will have "CHINA" stamped on the blade. My knife does not have anything stamped on the blade.
261624
I think that the main difference is that the blade is stamped instead of forged.
1746434
Sorry. I have no idea. All I can tell you is it is the nicest knife I've ever seen or owned. Love it.
1963605
The 50th anniversary is the same knife but without the finger grips. Search for the Buck 110 not the Buck 110FG
773726
I did not look, or give it a thought when I bought it. Mainly cause I was told once by my Grandfather that Buck was a knife made in America. However, I just pulled it out and looked, "China" is on the blade. I have loved this knife it keeps a blade and is handy in size and style. Sorry, or OK however you look at it.
1298807
No. There is nothing on the handle. The blade has the anvil with 50 stamped inside it.
835556
It should say # of 2000 on the blade by the handle. The real one did not come with the stand and came in a special TWD graphic box sleeve. Master Cutlery made a replica. I think that's what you have not the one comissioned by the original designer.You have a copy.
2063773
That's a good question! My knife has markings that say "BUCK USA" only. I see no "made in" China or USA.
2170696
The country of origin is not stamped on the knife. The only stamp on the knife is the grade of stainless steel which is X38Cr13 steel HRC53*2 Ice Tempered - 300 F. I believe that on the box the knife set came in it had China as the country of origin. I do not have the box but am 95% sure.
2332
China is stamped right on the blade...but the steel is 4116 Krupp german stainless. It is an extremely sharp knife out of the box. It has not needed sharpening or had any problems since I bought it.. lightweight EDC...still recommended.
498705
it is made in the U.S. and came with a certificate for the lifetime warranty. I did buy it two years ago so the terms might have changed between Amazon and buck. all around one of the best knives I have ever bought, and I own over fifty. Hope this helped.
2121688
Same thing happened to me. I called Victorinox and they unconvincingly told me it is the same knife just with a different SKU#. I am a little upset because I bought the 47520 because it had German Forschner blade and here it shows up with a Swiss blade and no Forschner logo. Not sure how I am going to proceed. Have you used yours yet? What do you think?Victorinox 47520 Fibrox 8-Inch Chef's Knife
1641677
I don't know the difference but I love the one pictured. It's my new all around camping knife. Very solidly built and worth the price. I'd even pay an extra $4 for it.
2226702
Buck makes two stock models of their excellent 192. One is a laminate birchwood handle and the other is a high grip type rubber material. I think the 192 is one of the best, all around fixed blade knives on the planet. I build custom knives as a hobby. I can't duplicate their excellent hollow grind, nor the great 420HC steel:)
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I own the knife and I'm really pleased with it. I'm not an expert but from what I've read those two styles of Steel are virtually the same.if it were me I would trust the buck website over other information. If you buy the knife I'm sure you'll be happy with it I am with mine.