Buck 292 Impulse Assisted Opening Liner Lock Folding Knife (Pink/Stainless, Plain)

Buck 292 Impulse Assisted Opening Liner Lock Folding Knife (Pink/Stainless, Plain) Review

Buck 292 Impulse Assisted Opening Liner Lock Folding Knife (Pink/Stainless, Plain) Feature

• Includes Knife, Box, and Warranty Registration Card
• The Buck 292 Impulse in Pink Features a 2-1/2 inch Drop Point 420HC Stainless Steel Blade
• The Impulse comes with Pink Anodized 6061 T6 Aluminum Grips
• The 292 Impulse also Features a Stainless Steel Belt/Pocket Clip
• This item is not for sale in some specific zip codes

Buck 292 Impulse Assisted Opening Liner Lock Folding Knife (Pink/Stainless, Plain) Overview

Buck Knives 292 Impulse in Pink is an assisted opening knife with ASAP Technology, and advanced design dual pivot mechanism that provides easy, safe blade release. The rotating camlock safety and blade release ridge are positioned for convenient, one-hand ambidextrous operation. Equipped with a durable 420HC stainless steel blade and an anodized aluminum handle, this knife is reliable and contemporary in design. The fast and super smooth one hand deployment makes this knife ready for any situation. A Portion of MSRP from every sale is donated to Hug, Love, Save. Hug, Love, Save's goal is to educate women and men of all ages about breast cancer, encourage the necessity of regular mammograms and continue the healing process through the greatest medicine- Laughter. Twenty Five percent of the funds are used to provide women with mammograms while Seventy Five percent of the funds are used to provide research grants.

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Sanrenmu 962.....a great knife for the broke knife buyer!!

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Yuna Knife Zombie Slayer Type-S

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SigTac Rangemaster knife in OD

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