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2016-Dealer-Catalog.Pdf THE LIFE of a Legend Te Buck family, the Buck Knives company and millions of outdoors lovers lost a very special man with the passing of Charles T. (Chuck) Buck, 78, February 6, 2015, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Born May 13, 1936, in San Diego California, to the late Alfred and Ida (Shapter) Buck, Chuck was a man of deep faith. Chairman of Buck Knives, Inc., Chuck personifed the warm family tradition of the American knifemaking company he headed. He was the third generation, following his grandfather, Hoyt Buck, who made his frst knife in 1902, and his father Al Buck. Afer his discharge from the U.S. Navy in 1961, Chuck learned the ins and outs of the knife business and was there when Buck Knives, Inc. emerged. Within a few years, Chuck was named corporate vice president for manufacturing. In June of 1979, Chuck became president of Buck Knives at age 43. He was later inducted into the Blade Cutlery Hall of Fame in 1996. Chuck handed over the business to son, CJ in 1999 but remained active as Chairman of the Board until his passing. Chuck's determination, faith and passion touched the hearts of many and his legacy is one that will continue to guide the company through many generations. table of contents 04 NEW PRODUCT PREVIEW 06 ABOUT BUCK our knives 08 HUNTING 28 FISHING 34 TACTICAL 42 SURVIVAL 46 RECREATIONAL 54 EVERYDAY 500 CB PEARL DUKE 66 LEGACY page # 69 accessories / other 70 DISPLAYS 71 SPECIAL MARKETS 72 SHARPENERS 74 BUCK GEAR 76 BUCK PRO STAFF 78 SALES TERRITORIES 79 ALLIANCES & INDUSTRY PARTNERS www.Facebook.com/BuckKnives www.youtube.com/BuckKnivesTV www.Twitter.com/EdgeOfALegend www.Instagram.com/BuckKnives CHARLES T. BUCK CHUCK & LORI San Diego 1960 “When refecting Chuck’s life he was many things to many people, husband, father, grandfather, uncle, brother, brother-in-law, friend, employer, manufacturer and more. But for most of us in this room, we called him friend.” - Chad Schearer (Portion of Chuck Buck’s Eulogy) CHUCK, LORI, CJ & MARALEE Family Vacation 1979 405 CHUCK BUCK SIGNATURE KNIFE page # 69 738 BOW TRX 117 SMALL page # 16 BRAHMA page # 37 837 SELKIRK FIRESTARTER page # 44 836 FOLDING SELKIRK page # 44 141 PAKLITE® page # 13 LARGE SKINNER 141 OPEN SEASON®SKINNER page # 9 835 SMALL FOLDING SELKIRK page # 44 289 FLUID page # 55 072 KINETIC GIG SPEAR page # 43 page # 35 MARKSMAN™ TANTO 831 FISHING NIPPERS page # 29 074 KINETIC FISHING SPEAR page # 43 418 VERTEX page # 47 550 SELECTOR 2.0 page # 9 073 KINETIC THROWING KNIVES page # 65 071 KINETIC HUNTING SPEAR page # 43 5 FOREVER WARRANTY SINCE 1902 At Buck, we guarantee our knives forever because we believe in the integrity of our products. It was the philosophy of our founder, Hoyt Buck, who pioneered our Forever Warranty and we continue to pass it down with each generation. Hoyt recognized what Buck knives have to ofer and was committed to making them last. Complete warranty information is on our website at www.buckknives.com WE DIVIDE OUR PRODUCTS INTO THREE MAIN CATEGORIES: Outdoor: Te knives in this category have the rugged durability and no-nonsense functionality that defnes this way of life. Designed for unquestionable reliability under extreme use, these knives are made for the hunter, angler, hiker, camper and anyone else whose outdoor experience might depend upon them. Tis category covers Hunting, Fishing, Tactical, Survival and Recreational. Everyday: People who carry a knife everyday do so for one very important reason - because they use it everyday. Te knives they carry must be as reliable as they are functional, designed to perform efortlessly in whatever lifestyle they are a part of. Legacy: For discriminating collectors, knives are as much about aesthetics as they are about functionality. From knives that are hand crafed from rare materials to ones that represent the most signifcant innovations in a time-honored craf, Legacy knives are made with a crafsmanship and commitment to quality that elevate them from functional blades to exceptional works of art. ICON LEGEND These symbols call out special features Knife is proudly New product Assisted opening SafeSpin® Knife can be Ambidextrous Blade Flipper Blade is made in the USA patented tech- opening opened opening Titanium nology technology with one hand technology coated SUR Lock Saltwater Equestrian Black Oxide All weather G10 handle Knife has a M.O.L.L.E. technology tested Tool coated grip reversible compatible clip sheath THE STEEL BEHIND THE BLADES Buck is a market leader in edge retention thanks to our steel selections and heat treat process pioneered by industry famous, Paul Bos, whose heat treating system has proven to be the best in the business. Each blade is put through a rigorous heat treat process and quality performance test. As this photo depicts, it is then tempered to the appropriate Rockwell Hardness through a heating, freezing and reheating system. Tis process, along with attention to detail through grinding and hand edging, are the foundation of our Edge2X™ technology. Tis gives you longer edge life, ease of resharpening and a blade that will not fail you. BUCK STEEL BUCK'S PRODUCT LEVELS Supreme combination of edge retention, Assigning our knives to categories is helpful in ductility, hardness, toughness, wear resistance, guiding your customers to the right kind of knife and corrosion resistance. For optimal for their needs. At the same time we recognize that performance, we harden to a standard Rc 59-61. consumers are tightening budgets, so we break them down into choices by price point. It's as simple as “good-better-best,” with great value at every level. Excellent edge retention, great corrosion resistance and for heavy cutting applications. For best performance, we harden to a standard Rc 59-61. Pro: Taking a century’s worth of knife crafsmanship to an unprecedented level, our Pro Level knives are designed and crafed to be used in the most Supreme corrosion resistance and great strengh demanding situations. Premium materials and revolutionary designs are combined with the highest 12C27Mod for wear resistance and durability. For best Sandvik® preformance, we harden to standard Rc 58-60. quality American crafsmanship. Te result is a superior knife that discerning users can rely on in any situation. Designed and hand crafed in the USA. Great edge retention and hardness for wear resistance and strength. For best performance, we harden to a standard Rc 58-60. Avid: Dependability is at the heart of everything that is Buck. Our loyalists expect no-nonsense practicality, and our Avid Level knives defne this characteristic. Our standard steel, with great edge retention Designed for functionality and crafed from high and corrosion resistance. This industry standard quality materials, these knives deliver consistent is easily resharpened. For best performance, we reliability under rigorous use. Designed and hand harden to a standard Rc 58. crafed in the USA. Commonly known as spring steel, 5160 has excellent shock absorbing properties making Select: Our Select Level ofers reliable products it resilient to shattering and extremely durable at an unsurpassed value. Quality materials and as a knife steel. We harden 5160 to 57-58 Rc to innovative Buck designs create practical knives and maximize its performance. tools that deliver afordable excellence. Designed in the USA. Built in the USA or imported. SELECTOR 2.0 In 1990 we introduced our frst interchangeable blade knife when we launched the original Selector. Although long since discontinued, the Selector became a favorite for many Buck users and we ofen have been asked to bring it back. 2016 brings you the new and improved version – the Selector 2.0. Based on our successful Open Season hunting line, the Selector 2.0 currently features three interchangeable blades including a drop point, partially serrated drop point and a gutting blade. Each blade is 420HC steel and heat treated by Buck’s patented heat treating process. 550 Selector 2.0 BLADE Drop point, 420HC steel LENGTH 3 3/4" (9.5 cm) CLOSED 5" (12.7 cm) WEIGHT 6 oz (170.0 g) HANDLE Termoplastic SHEATH Heavy-duty polyester, black BOX: MODEL # 0550BKS-B, CATALOG # 10772 550S BLADE CLAM: MODEL # 0550BKS-C, CATALOG # 10773 Drop point INCLUDES THREE INTERCHANGEABLE BLADES! REPLACEMENT BLADES AVAILABLE 550X BLADE 550S Drop point, partially serrated BOX: MODEL # 0550REBS-B, CATALOG # 10778 550G BOX: MODEL # 0550REBG-B, CATALOG # 10779 550G BLADE 550X Gutting BOX: MODEL # 0550REBX-B, CATALOG # 10780 536 Open Season® Skinner BLADE Drop point or guthook, 420HC steel LENGTH 4 1/2" (11.4 cm) OVERALL 8 1/4" (20.9 cm) WEIGHT Guthook: 5.7 oz (161.5 g) Drop point: 5.2 oz (147.4 g) HANDLE Termoplastic SHEATH Heavy-duty polyester, black GUTHOOK BOX: MODEL # 0536BKG-B, CATALOG # 10537 CLAM: MODEL # 0536BKG-C, CATALOG # 10538 DROP POINT BOX: MODEL # 0536BKS-B, CATALOG # 10103 CLAM: MODEL # 0536BKS-C, CATALOG # 10104 800.735.2825 / WWW.BUCKKNIVES.COM / 9 538 Open Season® Small Game BLADE Drop point, 420HC steel LENGTH 4 1/4" (10.8 cm) OVERALL 7 5/8" (19.3 cm) WEIGHT 3 oz (85 g) HANDLE Termoplastic SHEATH Heavy-duty polyester, black BLACK BOX: MODEL # 0538BKS-B, CATALOG # 10106 CLAM: MODEL # 0538BKS-C, CATALOG #10107 MUDDY WATER BOX: MODEL # 0538CMS321-B, CATALOG #10737 CLAM: MODEL # 0538CMS321-C, CATALOG # 10738 540 Open Season® Boning Knife BLADE Boning, 420HC steel LENGTH 6 1/2" (16.5 cm) OVERALL 10 1/4" (26 cm) WEIGHT 4 oz (113.4 g) HANDLE Termoplastic SHEATH Heavy-duty polyester, black BOX: MODEL # 0540BKS-B, CATALOG # 10109 CLAM: MODEL # 0540BKS-C, CATALOG # 10110 542 Open Season® Caper
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