Buck 112 Slim Knife Review

Buck 112 Slim Knife Review
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[@Marcobuck]

The Buck is made in the USA, in Idaho, and the 420 HC steel of Buck is very good because of the heat treatment of Paul Bos. I am using the 112 Slim select now over 3 years and It is perfect, no play, still good centered, easy to put a really sharp edge on it. Great value for the money

[@DirkWerning]

That’s awesome. Glad yo hear you’re using and liking it.

[@stevemorton9585]

Thirty and change? All day everyday carry. I have the 112 slim in orange. Call me crazy but in camp it’s impossible to lose. American made. Great job Buck!

[@DirkWerning]

Niiiiice

[@jeremyspaulding7735]

Seems like a pretty cool knife. This would be a good one for the tool box or tackle box. Great review 👍

[@DirkWerning]

Yes perfect for that.

[@bryanstone654]

Tough to deploy one handed. Tore up my thumb. Also blade centering was off. I really wanted to like it but exchanging for a RAT 2.

[@badmunkyedc1]

Nice little Buck! These would be a bit nicer with the lock of the lockback moved forward a bit. And the clip... it cracks me up! Reminds me of a guy stroking out lol.

[@DirkWerning]

Lolol

[@Vpentrov]

Care to elaborate on that last comment?

[@KnifeChatswithTobias]

I prefer the midlock on a Spyderco. Much easier to manipulate. I also hate thumb studs so you know where I'm going. Also not a steel snob but VG10 is the superior steel. I think the Buck is made in the USA. Still, that Buck is a sweet knife and a bargain priced knife!

[@DirkWerning]

Completely agree

[@morganghetti]

Ok

[@QvAv-v3k]

BUCK LOGO ON BLADE LOOKS BOLD IN NORMAL BUCK BLADES . IS IT OKAY (IS IT ORIGINAL BUCK BOLD LOGO )?

[@rickrobinson8417]

Delica clip fits the 112 fyi

[@DirkWerning]

Niiice

[@newmanoutdoorsnewman5619]

hello

[@Vpentrov]

Hello, Newman.

[@MrJamesDuffy]

I have the Buck Knives 112 Slim with the marbled carbon fiber scales and S30V steel blade. I did not like the lock at the very back of the handle either but that is almost a signature design cue from more traditional Buck knives so I can forgive it. It is the hokey "heritage" argument we see in the watch world! The knife is very comfortable in the pocket but it took reassembly and a good three months to break in the very tight pivot.

[@DirkWerning]

Agreed the lock bar at the back is a signature thing for Buck so it gets a pass.