Through the years I have carried many folding knives, but the Buck Ranger Skinner 112 stands out for its balance and heritage. The 420HC stainless steel blade has good edge retention and is easy to sharpen in the field. With a Rockwell hardness around 58 HRC, it offers a mix of durability and sharpness that hunters appreciate.
At 76 mm, the blade is compact yet wide enough for controlled skinning, while the 184 mm total length gives room for a solid grip. The folded size of 112 mm makes it pocket-friendly, and at 167 g, it has enough weight to inspire trust without dragging down your kit. The wood handle with brass ends is shaped for secure handling, and the lockback design ensures safety when in use.
The knife comes with a leather sheath that attaches easily to a belt. I remember one wet morning breaking down a deer, and the grip and edge held firm through the task. It is knives like this that make Buck such a trusted name among hunters.
If you are looking for a folding knife that combines tradition, strength, and real field utility, the Buck Ranger Skinner 112 is a safe bet.
Specifications
- Blade steel: 420HC
- Blade length: 76 mm
- Folded length: 112 mm
- Overall length: 184 mm
- Weight: 167 g
- Handle: Wood with brass bolsters
- Sheath: Leather
- Lock: Lockback
- Type: Folding hunting knife
- SKU: 0112BRS
