Buck knife

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Buck knife

(bŭk nīf)

A narrow, pointed surgical implement used to excise interproximal tissue during periodontal surgery procedures.

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But Al was convinced people would be willing to pay more for quality steel, superior workmanship, and a revolutionary, iron-clad guarantee to repair or replace any Buck knife that failed due to any manufacturing deficiency.

Buck Knives bucks trends: Buck Knives was forced to offshore some of its production to stay competitive in the face of U.S. taxes and regulations, but now it's bringing production back to the United States

A bone-handled Case or Buck knife looks friendly to the uninitiated but can still handle serious cutting chores of the tactical variety.

TACTICAL KNIVES

Police refused to say when exactly the folding buck knife was found but said it was "back in the 90s".

Police testing knife unearthed at former home of OJ Simpson

The 2014 SHOT Show Auction features a Tribute Henry Rifle, engraved Turnbull 1911 and 50th Anniversary Buck knife. They are being auctioned exclusively on www.GunBroker.com.

Shot show auction supports firearm heritage

The Buck knife shown has three blades, all very sharp.

Lights, lasers and ... matches?

FOXBORO -- Tom Brady has been sharper than a Buck knife this summer, slicing up whatever pass defense he has seen from his fellow Patriots in training camp and the Philadelphia Eagles in the preseason opener.

Slice of life; Brady sharp in carving up Bucs

As they struggled, Perosa said, Delgado emerged from the other side of the car with "a big buck knife."