So, a couple years ago, after an exasperating search for and affordable Puma "White Hunter," I decided to buy a less expensive but still cool "Puma Buffalo Hunter."
When it arrived I was a little confused that it was marked "HCKT" (High Country Knife & Tool). Since It was still a cool knife I went ahead and added it to my pile and subsequently forgot about it until recently. After a little research I found that HCKT is part of the Puma family, and while the knife is still produced, it now wears the Puma SGB label.
https://pumaknifecompanyusa.com/Puma-SG ... -P429.aspx
Adventures in Knife Collecting
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Adventures in Knife Collecting
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Re: Adventures in Knife Collecting
Wise decision to keep it.ken98k wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 3:44 am So, a couple years ago, after an exasperating search for and affordable Puma "White Hunter," I decided to buy a less expensive but still cool "Puma Buffalo Hunter."
When it arrived I was a little confused that it was marked "HCKT" (High Country Knife & Tool). Since It was still a cool knife I went ahead and added it to my pile and subsequently forgot about it until recently. After a little research I found that HCKT is part of the Puma family, and while the knife is still produced, it now wears the Puma SGB label.
https://pumaknifecompanyusa.com/Puma-SG ... -P429.aspx
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