Buck 853 Small Selkirk Knife 10.16cm
  • Buck 853 Small Selkirk Multifunctional Survival Knife with 10.16cm Drop Point 420HC Steel Blade

Buck 853 Small Selkirk Knife 10.16cm

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This amazing multifunctional survival knife is a true lifesaver when it counts. The Selkirk comes with a 420HC steel blade, known for its great wear and corrosion resistance. It also features a micarta handle with steel bolsters, where the rear bolster can double as an improvised hammer. The heavy-duty belt sheath can be set up for either horizontal or vertical carry. Specification: The blade has a drop point shape made of 420HC steel, 10.16 cm long, with an overall length of 20.96 cm and a weight of 181.44 g. The handle is CNC contoured Micarta in brown/black, and the carry system is an injection molded nylon sheath. 420HC Steel: Buck's standard blade material, it combines the wear resistance of high carbon alloys with the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. With our special heat - treat process, it offers excellent strength, is easy to resharpen, and is hardened to a Rockwell hardness of Rc 58. Drop Point: This blade has a full belly and a thick, strong point, perfect for heavy - duty tasks and can also be used as a general work knife. The blade top drops down towards the tip, reducing the risk of accidental punctures during skinning. It's strong and very versatile.

How to use: This knife is great for various survival tasks. Use the blade for cutting ropes, branches, or preparing food. You can also use the rear bolster as a hammer for tasks like driving small nails or breaking open nuts. For horizontal or vertical carry, adjust the belt sheath according to your preference. Precautions: When using the knife, always be careful and keep your fingers away from the blade to avoid cuts. Don't use it for tasks that are beyond its capacity as it may damage the blade. Maintenance advice: After each use, clean the blade with a dry cloth to remove dirt and moisture. You can use a light oil to prevent rust. If the blade gets dull, you can resharpen it using a sharpening stone. Make sure to store the knife in a dry place to keep it in good condition.


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