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Buck 0251GRS Langford Knife, 3-3/8 in L Blade, Stainless Steel Blade, Resin Handle, 7-7/8 in OAL
MPN: 0251GRS
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SKU: 103183675
• UPC: 033753159831
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Buck 0251GRS Langford Knife, 3-3/8 in L Blade, Stainless Steel Blade, Resin Handle, 7-7/8 in OAL
Buck Knives' answer to sleek, yet capable everyday carry. The Langford is a slender, elegant knife which utilizes ball bearing technology and a blade flipper for a smooth, seamless opening. Durable G10 handles ensure tough use and a pocket clip adds carry convenience.
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade Finish | Satin |
| Blade Length | 3-3/8 in |
| Blade Thickness | 0.11 in |
| Handle Material | Resin |
| Handle Color | Green |
| Overall Length | 7-7/8 in |
- Ball bearing knives are designed for smooth and efficient opening with a reduction in friction for rapid blade deployment
- An almost indestructible resin laminate that is resistant to heat, cold, chemicals, impact and other abuse
- These tough, durable qualities make G10 well suited for knife handles
- A liner lock is a folding knife that locks open via a tensioned metal liner inside the handle
- Similar to a lock back, opening the blade activates the lock
- Unlocking is achieved by placing the thumb on the front of the liner and pushing to the left, which releases the blade
- Liner locks are typically one hand open, one hand close
- A blade thumb stud, flipper or hole, enables one hand opening
- A flipper knife opens by engaging the tab on the top of the knife with your index finger for rapid deployment