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Buck Stockman Wood-Grain Knife
Kados
249
Aug 30, 2017
Nice design but junk steel. If this was 440 or D2, even at double the price, i would be all over it.
GunsOfBrixton
911
Aug 31, 2017
KadosYep. Heck, I'd go for the standard 420HC for a couple $$ more. Buck does 420HC really well - I have 20+ year old Buck knives that have served me very well with that relatively cheap steel, and the blades are still in great shape.
Karalyn
81
Aug 31, 2017
GunsOfBrixtonThe only time 420j2 is adequate is on cheap dive/beach knives. I have one of these myself specifically only for beach days (I live about 5 mins away from the ocean)
GunsOfBrixton
911
Aug 31, 2017
KaralynGood point, there is a use case for a semi disposable knife sometimes. How does it hold up to the salty environment corrosion-wise?
Karalyn
81
Aug 31, 2017
GunsOfBrixtonPretty darn good. So far no sign of wear. I do regularly maintain my blades but these have never shown any corrosion dispite being dropped frequently in sand and forgettingit in the pocket in water sometimes. Just keep it cleaned after.
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