Buck Knives Releases Upgraded Pursuit Line

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posted on August 26, 2020
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Buck Knives has introduced the Pursuit Pro hunting line of knives, designed specifically for field performance. Designed to meet the needs of any user, the Pursuit Pro Series features two sizes of knives available in fixed and folding versions, with standard or guthook skinning blades. Each S35VN blade is heat treated by Buck’s famous Bos system to ensure the perfect combination of steel properties for superior edge performance. Added detail was put into the design, creating comfortable, non-slip and highly visible orange handles. Both fixed and folding versions include a black polyester sheath. For more information on any of these knives, please visit buckknives.comMSRP: $105-$140

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