Buck Heritage Series Cocobolo Special Ceramic Sharpening Rod barely moving the scale at

barely moving the scale at a meager 1

Handle Material: Stainless Steel With G10 Inlay

Perfectly manicured digits

5” overall

Buck Heritage Series Cocobolo Special Ceramic Sharpening Rod barely moving the scale atHoyt Buck's first knife, made from a worn out file blade in 1902 was a fixed blade. The U. S. Government requested blade donations for the military after the attack on Pearl Harbor. It is then, in the basement of a church in 1942, that Hoyt Buck began making knives by hand. It was a design that was dialed in after 40 years of making knives to customer specifications. Trusted for generations. Buck knives are known for sharp edges and rugged durability.