Hunting Knife Reviews

Today’s review will cover a classic hunting knife that has been around for nearly 50 years. It’s the Buck 119 Special. When I was a kid, if you saw a black handled knife, you knew it was a Buck hunting knife. No questions asked. The only other knife I can remember that radiates the personal of a hunting knife is the old Western hunting knife with the leather washer handle. You knew if you saw these, the owner was a hunter! Buck  claims this is their best selling sheath knife and I can believe it.

The Buck Pilot has been around for a few years. Judging by how much people talk about it, I’d say it’s one of Buck knives better sellers. Straight up you need to know that this is a knife imported from China. As so many manufacturers are doing today, they outsource a lot of their knife making over seas. I’ll be the first to tell you that I don’t think this is a good thing. The only reason I picked the Pilot to do a knife review is because I got it on sale, a very good sale matter of fact!

Thanks for stopping by Hunting Knife Reviews. I started this blog in order to bring you timely information and my thoughts on the different types and styles of hunting knives. I own many knives and most of them will go hunting with me during the course of the season. Heck, many will probably go on camping trips with me as well as some fishing trips. I love knives! Even if you only own one hunting knife, don’t despair, as I’ll also bring you timely articles on knife care and maintenance.