Buck 0327 Nobleman Folding Knife

Buck Knives, a 4th generation family-owned business located in Post Falls, Idaho, is known for its dedication to producing high-quality knives that hold an edge for a long time. Hoyt Buck, the founder of the company, developed the first Buck Knife in 1902 by using a unique approach to temper steel for better edge retention. Buck Knives established itself as an industry leader with the revolutionary Model 110 Folding Hunter in 1964, and the company's commitment to innovation and excellence has made it the successful knife maker it is today.

CJ Buck, the CEO and Chairman of Buck Knives, believes that putting the family name on a product adds a heightened level of care and attention to the product's quality and performance. Buck Knives uses the right steel for each knife and employs a patented process to heat-treat and temper each blade based on its intended use, resulting in knives that are sharper out-of-the-box, hold an edge longer, and are easier to re-sharpen.

In addition to producing high-quality knives, Buck offers a Spa Service exclusively for Buck branded knives, which restores the factory edge on a knife and gives it a basic polish for a fee of $6.95 per knife. The company is also famous for its edge retention due to its steel selections and heat treat process pioneered by industry-famous figure Paul Bos.

Some of Buck Knives' best-selling models include the 327 Nobleman, 726 Mini SpitFire, 112 Slim Pro, 840 Sprint Select, 347 Vantage Pro, and 722 Spitfire. These knives are made with various materials such as 7Cr17 Stainless Steel, 420HC Stainless Steel, S30V Stainless Steel, Titanium Coated Stainless Steel with EDM Texture, and more. They offer features like drop point blades, modified clip points, deep carry pocket clips, and are designed for everyday carry or recreational use.

The 327 Nobleman, for example, features a 2-5/8" Drop Point Titanium Coated Non-Reflective Blade, a Thumb Stud for easy one-handed opening, and a Titanium Coated Handle with EDM Texture for a secure grip. Despite its compact 3-3/4" closed length and 2.6 oz weight, it is designed to handle everyday tasks, and it comes with a lifetime warranty.

Buck Knives has been in the business since 1902 and has always offered a lifetime on its knives due to its confidence in the integrity of its products. Overall, the company continues to uphold its reputation for producing high-quality knives that hold an edge for a longer period of time, making them a popular choice for consumers around the world.

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