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#15110 - 04/18/03 01:02 AM Buck Knives
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Anyone have a Buck? The 'Approach" looks pretty decent for daily carry:
http://www.buckknives.com/products/details.php?ID=244
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#15111 - 04/18/03 01:03 PM Re: Buck Knives
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I have used a Buck for many years, and I think they make decent knives, but this model looks like spawn of the marketing department.

All you need for clipping to a carabiner is a model with a lanyard hole, through which you run cordage of your choice. The looped cordage can be tied in a loop in various ways, any of which will clip nicely into a biner. The resulting rig is lighter, more versatile, and cheaper than the Approach.

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#15112 - 04/18/03 02:59 PM Re: Buck Knives
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Thanks for the assessment.
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