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Buck Knives 119 Special Knife

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Original Fixed-blade

World War II military roots

6-inch Clip-point

Blade made from 420HC stainless

Satin-finished Blade

For a clean, classic look

Black Phenolic

Polished guard and pommel

Includes Leather

Sheath for easy carry

$74.99
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SKU: WX2*0717026

Overview

Built as a fixed-blade hunting knife with a long service history, this model is suited to hunters who want a straightforward tool for field tasks and general outdoor carry. Its 6-inch clip-point blade and satin finish give it a classic profile, while the black phenolic resin handle, polished guard, and pommel provide a traditional look and feel. A leather sheath is included for convenient carry. It is a practical choice for users who value a proven design without unnecessary extras.

Why Hunters Choose the Buck Knives

Original Fixed-blade

A long-standing history of use

6-inch Clip-point

Blade suited to hunting tasks

420hc Stainless

Steel blade with satin finish

Black Phenolic

Polished guard and pommel

Includes Leather

Sheath for convenient carry

Key Features

  • Original fixed-blade Buck 119 Special design with World War II military roots
  • 6-inch clip-point blade made from 420HC stainless steel
  • Satin-finished blade for a clean, classic look
  • Black phenolic resin handle with polished guard and pommel
  • Includes a leather sheath for easy carry

Best Used For

  • Hunters wanting a classic fixed-blade knife for general field use and camp tasks
  • Users who prefer a 6-inch clip-point blade for dressing and utility work
  • Outdoor enthusiasts looking for a traditional knife with included leather sheath
  • Collectors or users drawn to a historically rooted Buck fixed-blade design
  • Those who want a straightforward hunting knife with black phenolic resin handle

Specifications

Blade Finishsatin finish
Blade Length6 in
Blade Steel420HC stainless steel
Blade Styleclip-point
Fixed BladeYes
Guardpolished
Handle MaterialBlack phenolic resin
Pommelpolished
Sheath IncludedYes
Sheath Materialleather

Pros

  • Original fixed-blade design with a long-standing history of use
  • 6-inch clip-point blade suited to hunting tasks
  • 420HC stainless steel blade with satin finish
  • Black phenolic resin handle with polished guard and pommel
  • Includes a leather sheath for convenient carry

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 6" fixed-blade profile is substantial, so it may feel more specialized than a compact carry knife for lighter tasks.
  • The black phenolic resin handle and polished guard/pommel give it a traditional look, but that style may not suit users wanting a more modern grip aesthetic.
  • The included leather sheath supports carry, though leather typically adds a bit more bulk than minimalist synthetic options.
  • This is a classic hunting and utility design, so buyers looking for a folding knife or multi-tool will need a different format.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Fixed-blade hunting knives
  • General-purpose outdoor knives
  • Skinning knives
  • Bowie-style knives

Suggested Accessories

  • Leather sheath
  • Knife sharpener
  • Knife storage case
  • Blade maintenance kit

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of blade does the Buck 119 Special have?

It has a 6" clip-point blade with a satin finish.

What steel is used in the blade?

The blade is made from 420HC stainless steel.

What handle material does this knife use?

The handle is black phenolic resin, with a polished guard and pommel.

Does the knife come with a sheath?

Yes. It includes a leather sheath for easy carry.

Is this knife described as a hunting knife or a military knife?

The product description says it was originally manufactured for U.S. military forces during World War II and later found a second home with civilians, where it became effective in hunting as well.