Buck Knives is pleased to confirm recently announced new products are now available. This variety of new knives include upgrades to famous classics and a bolster locking automatic.

Pro 100 Series Fixed Blades

The classic 100 Series hunting knives, including the famous 119 Special, received a serious upgrade with the addition S35VN steel and OD green canvas Micarta handles. The 102 Woodsman, 103 Buck Skinner, 105 Pathfinder, 119 Special and 120 General are now offered with this Pro Level upgrade. Made in the USA, prices range from $160-$250 MSRP.

New Assisted and Automatic Opening Paradigms

Buck’s Shift Mechanism™ bolster locking technology is being reintroduced on the new 590 Paradigm assisted opening folder and 591 Paradigm Shift automatic. Each Paradigm is redesigned with sleek lines, superior S35VN blades, G10 handles and Cerakote® coated bolsters. Available in black or brown, each model is made in the USA. $225 and $250 MSRP.

417 Budgie

The Budgie framelocks feature a stout, two inch S35VN blade and G10 handles. This small EDC is packed with big features, including a large thumb hole for easy opening, a lanyard loop, belt clip and two color offerings of black or clear G10. Made in the USA, the Budgie’s are $100 MSRP. Read more

Two companion bills have been introduced in the Texas Senate and House, SB 18 and HB 2249, that would restrict the powers of state and local government to infringe on constitutional rights during declared emergencies. Among others whose rights would be protected, it would shield businesses which engage in the knife trade, as well as knife owners, from interference by the government at such times.

In addition, two more bills with this Knife Rights-supported language have been filed. HB 3 is a comprehensive bill relating to the emergency powers of state and local officials specifically during a pandemic. HB 1500 is identical to HB 2249, but assigned a lower bill number so it can be referred to, and be eligible for, committee action sooner. Read more

An array of Buck’s most legendary knives customized with modern and natural materials

With a dedication to providing high performance products of uncompromising quality, Buck Knives is excited to introduce the 2021 Legacy Collection, including an upgrade to the famous 110 classic and an ebony 124 Frontiersman.

124 Frontiersman

With roots dating back to the 1960’s, this highly revered Buck classic is crafted with Crelicam™ genuine ebony handles. The rich woodgrains found in natural ebony make each handle unique; no two are alike. The famous straight back bowie blade is 420HC steel, while the guard and pommel are aluminum. Includes a black leather, USA made sheath. $275.00 MRSP. Available in March. Read more

With a dedication to providing high performance products of uncompromising quality, Buck Knives is excited to introduce a variety of new knives to their lineup this year, including an upgrade to famous classics and a bolster lock automatic.

Pro 100 Series Fixed Blades

The classic 100 Series hunting knives, including the famous 119 Special, received a serious upgrade with the addition S35VN steel and OD green canvas Micarta handles. The 102 Woodsman, 103 Buck Skinner, 105 Pathfinder, 119 Special and 120 General are now offered with this Pro Level upgrade. Made in the USA, prices range from $160-$250 MSRP. Available in March. Read more

DENVER (Dec. 15, 2020) — Go from work to skinning with the push of a button with the new RazorWork from Outdoor Edge. This EDC knife features a replaceable scalpel-sharp 3-inch utility blade made from Japanese 420J2 stainless steel that has been heat-treated and hand-finished to achieve its razor-sharp edge. This blade design transfers power directly to the cutting edge, making this a great knife for tradesmen and everyday carry, offering 3X the cutting edge when compared to a standard utility blade. Read more

Post Falls, ID — With a dedication to providing high performance products of uncompromising quality, Buck Knives is excited to introduce the new Pursuit Pro hunting line featuring fixed and folding knives designed for maximum field performance.

“Our new Pursuit Pro product line delivers the features hunters demand into a series that’s high value and high performance,” said Chris Bourassa, Director of Marketing and Product Development for Buck Knives. “We offer an extensive line of hunting products, but for the Pursuit Pros we wanted a very user oriented knife with superior visibility, sure grip, and unmatched edge retention thanks to our Bos heat treated S35VN Steel.” Read more

DENVER — In celebration of National Knife Day, August 24th, Outdoor Edge announced the launch of its online “Win 20 Knives for 2020 GiveAway” promotion today. One lucky winner will walk away with a 20-piece collection of Outdoor Edge’s finest innovations along with some of the time-tested classics.

Entering to win is easy. Simply go to the Outdoor Edge Facebook Page, and click on the promotion or CLICK HERE. When prompted, fill in your name and email address and you are entered. One entry per person. All entries must be completed by midnight on August 24, 2020. The winner will be randomly selected and will have one-week to respond before another winner is selected. This contest is valid for residents of the USA and Canada only.

The prize package has a suggested retail value exceeding $800. It includes the ChowPal™, MiniGrip™, WoodDevil™, LeDuck™, ParaClaw™, ReelFlex™, B.O.A.™, BrushDemon™, Swinky™, TrailBlaze™, GripHook™, WildSkin™, SwingBlade™, Onyx EDC™, RazorLite EDC™, RazorPro™, RazorBone™, Divide™, Conquer™ and Chasm™.

You have until midnight on Aug. 24, but why wait? Put your name in now. Read more

Knife Rights’ Michigan Knife Law Preemption bill, HB 5286, the “Michigan Knife Rights Act,” was passed by the House with a bipartisan vote of 71-36. It will now move to the Senate.

Thanks to all who used Knife Rights’ Legislative Action Center to email their legislators. We will let you know when it is time to again contact legislators on this bill.

Sponsor Rep. Steven Johnson said, “One of the things my constituents sent me to Lansing to do is to clear up confusion in government. This common-sense change will ensure that law-abiding individuals carrying knives for work and recreation only need to know the state law, instead of the ordinances of multiple jurisdictions they travel through.”

Knife Rights is proud to work with Rep. Johnson on this important legislation. We believe that the citizens of Michigan, and all states for that matter, have a right to expect that the law regarding knives is consistent and consistently applied by law enforcement no matter where you are in the state. We are proud to partner with organizations like the ACLU to support this criminal justice reform legislation.

Preemption prevents enforcement of existing local knife ordinances, and prohibits new ordinances, more restrictive than state law which only serve to confuse or entrap law-abiding citizens traveling within or through the state.

In 2017 Knife Rights’ Michigan Switchblade Ban Repeal bill was enacted. HB 5286 would ensure that automatic knives are legal throughout Michigan. Read more