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The Buck Knives 112 Ranger is a compact, folding hunting knife featuring a 3-inch 420HC stainless steel clip point blade with exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Its lockback mechanism ensures secure blade locking, while the elegant ebony wood handle with brass bolsters provides a timeless, ergonomic grip. Designed and handcrafted in the USA, it includes a genuine leather sheath for convenient carry and is backed by Buck’s lifetime Forever Warranty, making it a reliable companion for hunting, camping, and everyday carry.










| ASIN | B000EHWWJG |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Age range (description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #96,581 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #29 in Camping Pocket Knives |
| Blade Edge | Clip Point |
| Blade Material | 420HC Steel |
| Blade Shape | Clip Point |
| Blade Type | Folding Lock |
| Brand | Buck |
| Brand Name | Buck |
| Color | Wood/Brass |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,739 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00033753026324 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Ebony Wood |
| Included Components | Buck Forever Guarantee, Clip, 420HC Stainless Steel Blade, Comes with a Black Genuine Leather Case, Macassar Ebony Dymond Wood Handle with Brass Backing, Made in USA |
| Included components | Buck Forever Guarantee, Clip, 420HC Stainless Steel Blade, Comes with a Black Genuine Leather Case, Macassar Ebony Dymond Wood Handle with Brass Backing, Made in USA Included components Buck Forever Guarantee, Clip, 420HC Stainless Steel Blade, Comes with a Black Genuine Leather Case, Macassar Ebony Dymond Wood Handle with Brass Backing, Made in USA See more |
| Is Product Cordless | Yes |
| Item Length | 7.62 Centimeters |
| Item Shape | Folding |
| Item Type Name | Folding Lock Knot |
| Item Weight | 227 g |
| Manufacturer | Buck |
| Model Name | Ranger Modell 112 |
| Model Number | 0112BRS |
| Model name | Ranger Modell 112 |
| Orientation | Horizontal (bearing), vertical (use) |
| Part Number | BU112-BRK |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Bushcrafting, Camping, Hunting |
| Recommended uses for product | Bushcrafting, Camping, Hunting |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Set Name | Ranger |
| Size | 10.8cm |
| Special Features | Sturdy, Stainless |
| Special features | Sturdy, Stainless |
| Style | Classic |
| Theme | Woodworking |
| UPC | 803982864703 033753026324 |
M**R
Hochwertiger Klassiker und perfektes EDC
In meiner Messersammlung hat noch ein hochwertiger EDC-Folder gefehlt. Ich habe mich für das 112 Ranger entschieden, weil es gerade für ein EDC nicht ganz so einschüchternd wirkt, wie das klassische 110 Folding Hunter. Das Messer ist extrem hochwertig verarbeitet, die massiven Messing-Griffschalen mit den Ebenholz-Einlagen sind wahre Handschmeichler und einfach zeitlos schön. Viele bemängeln oft das Gewicht dieser Messer; ich finde das aber sehr angenehm, man hat richtig was in der Hand. Die Klinge ist sauber ausgeschliffen und sehr scharf (hab mich gleich mal ordentlich damit geschnitten). Wenn man in die Tasche greift, legt es sich einem in die Hand wie ein guter, alter Freund. Ich habe, wie man auf den Fotos sieht, eher große Hände, das Messer liegt mir aber trotzdem perfekt in der Hand. Der Preis ist mit 80 - 90€ im Vergleich zu früher schon stattlich, allerdings sollte einen dieses Messer ein Leben lang begleiten und noch dazu bekommt man ein perfekt verarbeitetes Echt-Leder Etui zu jedem Buck. Laut Date Code auf der Klinge wurde mein Exemplar in 2023 gefertigt und nun war nach einem Jahr die Schmiere für die Klingen-Action aus der Fabrik schon etwas bröselig. Einfach mit ein bisschen WD-40 ausgewaschen, dann hat das auch wieder gepasst. Jedem, der noch Zweifel am Kauf hat, möchte ich empfehlen, sich ein paar Interviews mit CJ Buck, dem derzeitigen CEO von Buck Knives anzuschauen. Wenn man sieht, wie viel Herzblut und Passion in diesem Produkt steckt, versteht man auch den Dauer-Hype um Buck Messer. Klare Kaufempfehlung!
J**.
Calidad suprema
El filo con el que viene es muy bueno los materiales son de buena calidad el acero de la hoja es muy bueno retiene muy bien el filo.los acabados son exelentes.se siente muy bien en la mano firme y segura para cualquier uso.
ぴ**こ
110と迷っているのであれば112をお勧めします
「大きすぎず、手頃なサイズ感で」という所を重視するのであれば 112が良いかと思います。110は想像より遥かに大きく感じるかと思います。 (画像は身長181cm男性の平均より少し大きめサイズの手です) 私のところに来た112の特徴は以下でした。 ・ハンドル部分の黒檀は「真黒」に近い縞の無い黒檀でした ・箱出しで産毛が剃れました ・箱出し状態で金属カスが可動部にかなり付着していました ・真鍮部分は日を追うごとに変色していきます(味が出て素敵) ・レザーシースはオイリーで革の臭いがとても強いです(日を追うごとに臭いは減少します) ・想像より重い ・ハンドル下部から見たおしりのプロポーションが素敵 一度歯ブラシ等を使い流水で固着した黒い金属カスを洗い流し、 よく乾燥させた後、可動部にメンテナンスオイル、黒檀ハンドルにアマニ油を塗布しお手入れしました。 その重量感、佇まいから所有欲をとても満たしてくれます。 キャンプやトレッキングに持ち出す予定です。重いけど。
H**R
Buck knives are the best in my book
I admit it, I'm a bit nuts about knives. My wife (bless her heart) looks with bewilderment that I justify "needing" yet another knife. My collection consists of USA and Swedish made knives from Buck, Kershaw, Morakniv, Becker, Ontario, and Case knives. I've had a Buck hunting knife for 30+ years. About 15 years ago I bought a Gerber Gator serrated folder and the serrations folded over when I ripped through the rib cage on a buck (deer, that is). Back to Buck. You just can't go wrong with the USA made Buck knives. Maybe the China models are good too, but I have non to compare. My job doesn't allow me to carry a big knife on my hip so my Pathfinder, Special, Frontiersman and 110 folder don't get used most days. EDC has been Kershaw Skyline, Leek and Junkyard Dog. All of those Kershaw's have sandvik steel (junkyard dog has D2 steel and sandvik) but they all have rust pits and they're not exposed to moisture other than sweat. I tried to love Case knives this past few years, buying at least 8 and using them for a short while. While they are pretty to look at their action has been below standards and the stainless steel is truly soft. So soft that I can get a curl on the edge after one stroke on my steel sharpener. The Junkyard dog takes a dozen or more to get it remotely that far. I haven't been able to put a curl on that blade. Buck blades (420HC) are the perfect blend for me. They're easy to sharpen and stay sharp a reasonably long time and they don't rust. Morakniv's are also great, affordable knives made with Sandvik steel like the Kershaw's but Mora's haven't rusted like my Kershaw's. So the Ranger 112 was my next attempt EDC with a Buck. It's still a bit large in the front pocket of my Dockers but I'm going to carry it anyways because it's a great sized knife. The handle is substantial and quality materials. If your needing a one handed action, keep looking. This knife requires two hands. Which is fine with me. I like messing around with my knives and the more hands I have on them the better. For a one handed lightweight blade my favorite is the Kershaw Skyline. My bugout bag has a Becker BK9 and Light My Fire Morakniv. For now the Buck Ranger is happily along for the ride. Maybe next year I'll try the 55. I wonder if there's a knife therapy class somewhere!? :)
イ**ス
Top quality
Wonderful Buck knife. The ebony handle made in conjunction with Taylor Guitars is a special touch that this woodworker very much appreciates
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