Product Description

Buck Knives 119 Special is Buck Knives most popular fixed blade sheath knife. The Special features a 6" clip point 420HC Stainless Steel Blade. It is 10-1/2" in overall length and weighs 7.5 oz. The 119 Special also features a Phenolic handle with a polished aluminum butt and finger guard, and comes with a fitted black leather sheath. The 119 Special, as with all Buck Knives, comes with Buck's 4-Ever Unconditional Lifetime Warranty.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3096 in Sports & Outdoors
• Color: Black/aluminum
• Brand: Buck Knives
• Model: 0119BKS-B
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds

Features

• Includes Knife, Box, Sheath, and Warranty Registration Card
• The Buck 119 Special features a 6" 420HC stainless steel clip point blade
• The Special comes with a Phenolic handle and a polished aluminum butt and finger guard
• The Special also comes with a fitted black leather sheath
• The 119 Special, as with all Buck Knives, features Buck's 4-Ever Unconditional Lifetime Warranty

Customer Reviews

Exellent looks, perfomance, & price = A Buck 119 Special
Every man should have one of these! I purchased my first Buck 119 Special earlier this year. It has never failed me since. What I loved about the knife was it's weight and balance. It is handle heavy, but it still feels like it's in your control. The blade comes razor sharp and can cut just about anything!!!! Trust me I've tried. I did not buy it from Amazon however. I bought it at Wal-Mart for $34.99 (with a nylon sheath). Almost every Wal-Mart carries this knife. And believe me they arn't cheaply made. If you wish to buy a more reasonable 119, Wal-Mart is place to go. As far as performance goes, the 119 can do anything from skinning your buck to doing camping chores. It's perfect for every woodsman, hunter, fisher, and adventurer!! Please buy this classic all American beauty, you won't regret it!!!!!!

Outstanding knife...
I have had this particular Buck knife for...going on about 15 years now. It has never failed me, has withstood more abuse than I can recollect and, through it all, has scarcely a blemish and an edge that is still sharp enough with which to shave. I have many other knives, K-Bars from my USMC days, Gerbers, Pumas, Case, other Bucks...and all are awesome, but this one is very near and dear to me for all it has been through and all it continues to deliver.

Do yourself a service and pick one of these up. There is simply no better knife for the money. This is one you will hand down to your grandson.

The Classic Buck Knife..."Just Plain Perfect"
This is Buck's best selling model for a good reason; it exemplifies the original Buck philosophy...make a strong, utilitarian, durable and attractive knife that will superbly undertake its designed purpose. I purchased my first Buck knife 40 years ago (aside from cosmetic blemishes it is as good as ever), and am pleased to say that this one is just as good as that knife. Still made by hand in El Cajon, California; still with a thick and sturdy leather sheath (imported now but saddle-grade none the less), this is an exquisite piece of cutlery. Besides being an inveterate outdoorsman, I am also a chef and am very choosy about my blades. I never bought a Buck 119 in my youth because in my view it was "too big"...and I also didn't have the disposible income to spend on it. Simply, it is handsome, well-balanced, and a true classic that feels good in your hand...it's the '57 Chevy of hunting knives, and considering inflation, a lot less expensive than it used to be. I have over a hundred knives of every sort but his one fills a special void in my middle-aged life; it's perfect. Do yourself a favor: you know you want one, so buy one; you won't regret it.