Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
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cbnutt
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Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
Anyone carried one for a while, good knife etc ?
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garddogg56
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Re: Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
I like mine for non-work comfortable and has good looks.but for work it's aluminum scales are too slippery.
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toomanyknives
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Re: Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
I like mine, cb. I rotate it with my Kershaw Leek as an EDC. Beefy enough, good lockup, like the pocket clip, and comfortable in the hand.
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Colonel26
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Re: Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
Absolutely love mine. I wasn’t sure I’d like the recurve blade at first, but now I love it. Tough as nails, fantastic warranty, and made in the USA. Can’t get much better than that.
Dogg is right though, the scales could get slippery being aluminum. But I did use mine to field dress a couple of deer and didn’t have an issue. As a matter of fact, that drop point recurve blade was one of the best field dressing blades I’ve ever used.
Dogg is right though, the scales could get slippery being aluminum. But I did use mine to field dress a couple of deer and didn’t have an issue. As a matter of fact, that drop point recurve blade was one of the best field dressing blades I’ve ever used.
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Re: Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
I have several in various colors, including a couple of Mini-Spitfires. If called on, I would recommend them in a heart-beat.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Re: Your thoughts on the Buck Spitfire ?
Slim design and they lock up well, can't go wrong in my opinion.
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