All About Pocket Knives

Does or has Buck make/made a two blade jack? 3-1/4" or 3-3/8" closed. Looks something like this. If so, what is the model number?


Example:

Jerry, this 1985 Catalog shot displays most all of the 300 series as made by Camillus for Buck. Buck latter made a few Trappers of their own; but no real Jack Knives that I'm aware of. OH

Well, sugar. That stinks. Thanks for saving me from more searching, Colonel.

I could just see it in my mind's eye. At 3-3/8" closed, with black sawcut Delrin® handles, that would have been a looker.

You bet it would! The consolation prize would be the Buck 303 Cadet - medium Stockman (same size as a Schrade 34OT - same frame as your 33OT). OH

Jerry,
I am thinkin', (always dangerous I know), that it would not be difficult to remove the spey blade from a 303 and you would have your Buck jack.

You could call it Jack Buck!



Sorry I could not help myself

Dang Dale. As soon as I saw your post that thought entered my mind. So what is it I have to get? A 303? And didn't I hear you say, sometime after the Oregon show?

Edit: Wouldn't you need two 303s? One to be a donor knife for the extra spring with the blind end. Then you could make a double end out of the donor knife without a clip main blade, just the pen and coping blade. That would make a swell whittler for someone.

Just saying this off top of my head. But, the overseas contract Bucks may have been made in that design. But, I did not go check before writing this. I do know it is not in current catalog. 300