American BUCK 184

American Buck BUCK 184
MASTER is a survival knife developed by BUCK and PHROBIS for the US Navy SEALs,
Buckmaster 184， Or simply referred to as Buck 184, it is a very typical large survival knife of the late 20th century, which is very popular among knife collectors because this knife type was specially developed at the request of the US Navy SEALs and was discontinued in 1997, leaving very limited quantities in civilian hands.
The design and development of the Buck 184 largely drew inspiration from the styling and philosophy of the Lamborghini Knife, but also had its own unique features. For example, the entire Buck 184 is made of forged steel without any other materials.
Thicken the handguard to 6mm, slightly raise both ends, and place two rivets on each end. After disassembly, tie a rope to the hole to use it as a fixed anchor. There are also protruding holes at the bottom that can be used, and when tied with a rope, it can also be used as a harpoon.
The disassembled Buck 184 contains various survival items inside the handle
Even now, the Buck 184 seems particularly powerful, let alone in the technology poor 1980s.
So its production is not considerable. According to statistics, the annual production of the first batch of Buck 184 in 1984 was only 2600, and it was discontinued in 1997. The total production of Buck 184 was only 110000, while the total amount of Buck 1217 supplied by Buck Company during World War II exceeded 1 million, showing a huge gap.
Total length: 32CM
Blade length: 19CM
Blade thickness: 0.6CM
Blade material: American forged alloy steel
Hardness: 61HRC
Handle: High strength alloy steel
Attachment: Built in wilderness survival equipment on the handle
Sheath: Comes with leg hugging sharpening stone and two rivets