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Thinking about buying the Buck 119 or the Buck 120? This article will help you with a concise explanation of the differences & similarities of the Buck 119 vs 120 to help you make the right buying decision.
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In the world of small fixed blade EDCs, the Izula is arguably the most well-known knife.
Naturally though, it’s not for everyone. Maybe it’s too small, maybe you prefer a different design, a stainless steel, maybe it’s too big even. Whatever the reason, I’ll try to help you find some options for good ESEE Izula alternatives.
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Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to hunting knives, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t some great larger knives out there.
If you want something a little bigger to take out into the field, at camp, or for preparing game, you’re in the right place. We’ll take a look at what classifies as ‘large’ hunting knives exactly, the pros/cons of having a bigger knife, and 8 options to suit every taste and wallet size.
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Designed by Richard Rogers, the CRKT CEO is popular for it’s no-nonsense, slim, simple design.
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Although Buck typically cater for a slightly higher budget, their Bantam products do a great job of delivering value for money at a lower cost.
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For the past 50 years, the Buck 110 has held it’s place as one of the most popular folding hunters of all time. It’s a great knife, and for good reason.
Like any knife though, it can’t be perfect in every situation. Whether you find it too heavy, too outdated, or too fiddly to open — this article will help you find an alternative. Today we’re taking a look at several alternatives to Buck’s classic Folding Hunter. Read on for some Buck 110 alternatives.
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