The larger design and re-curved skinner style allows a Hunter to perform any task with confidence. Lightweight at only 4.1 oz. Larger version of Buck's famous original paklite skinner. Built from a single piece of 420HC stainless steel. Remarkably comfortable in hand. Nylon sheath included.
- PACK LITE, CUT EASY - 3-1/2" Drop Point Skinning 420HC Steel blade delivers Excellent Strength, Edge Retention, and Corrosion Resistance. Overall Length 8", Weight 4.1 oz.
- LIGHTWIEGHT, PRECISE – Minimalist design is lightweight and easy to clean. The wide curved belly provides a smooth skinning sweep that aids getting through thick layers. The downward angled point helps prevent an accidental slice through the hide
- VERSATILE - The Skinner knife can be carried alone, or as a companion to any hunting knife.
- HEAVY-DUTY SHEATH- The Heavy-Duty Polyester Sheath has a snap closure and integrated belt loop for safe and secure carry on your belt for quick and easy access
- MADE IN THE USA - FOREVER WARRANTY - Since 1902 Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity of our products. This knife is proudly made in the USA.
- PACK LITE, CUT EASY - 3-1/2" Drop Point Skinning 420HC Steel blade delivers Excellent Strength, Edge Retention, and Corrosion Resistance. Overall Length 8", Weight 4.1 oz.
- LIGHTWIEGHT, PRECISE – Minimalist design is lightweight and easy to clean. The wide curved belly provides a smooth skinning sweep that aids getting through thick layers. The downward angled point helps prevent an accidental slice through the hide
- VERSATILE - The Skinner knife can be carried alone, or as a companion to any hunting knife.
- HEAVY-DUTY SHEATH- The Heavy-Duty Polyester Sheath has a snap closure and integrated belt loop for safe and secure carry on your belt for quick and easy access
- MADE IN THE USA - FOREVER WARRANTY - Since 1902 Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity of our products. This knife is proudly made in the USA.
