The Buck 112 Ranger was introduced to provide a smaller, easier to carry option to the 110 Folding Hunter model. The knife features a sharp 3" clip point blade that locks in open position, ebony wood handle and brass bolsters. Includes a black leather sheath for carrying on a belt.

Blade Material: 420HC Stainless Steel

Hardness: 58 HRC

Mechanism: Lock Back

Pocket Clip: None

Sheath: Leather belt sheath included

Handle Material: Crelicam™ Ebony wood scales, Brass Bolsters

Closed Length: 4 1/4"

Overall Length: 7 1/4"

Blade Length: 3"

Blade Width: .12"

Weight: 5.8 oz

Crelicam™ Ebony is harvested under Taylor Guitar's conservation project, utilizing a sustainable supply model for the sourcing of ebony wood for Buck's heritage knife models.

Buck Knives is a 4th generation family run company based in Post Falls, Idaho. They’ve maintained a loyal following over the years, thanks to consistent workmanship and high quality materials. They were founded in 1902 in San Diego, California, and were primarily making all their knives by hand until the 1950s, when they started to expand their production. In 1964 Buck Knives introduced the Buck Model 110 Folding Hunter, which features a strong and reliable lock-back mechanism, and has become one of the most popular knives ever made.

Buck Knives continue to produce their classic designs, as well as pioneering new affordable and pragmatic knives for hunting, fishing, and everyday use. Buck Knives primarily use 420HC steel in their blades with a top notch heat treatment process developed by Paul Bos, which produces a versatile edge with great corrosion resistance that is able to get razor sharp with minimal effort, a great combination of qualities for a knife intended for use in the field, skinning and butchering big game.