Buck Tops CSAR-T Knife - Review

[@WristwatchObsession]

Yes.. makes sense for the lanyard hole.. thought it was just for tool attachments but it must be the standard size for the O2 tanks.

[@Shawn_Faris]

The gripping part looks very well made!

[@WristwatchObsession]

Shawn Faris Yep, really good G10, plus I think it was CNC machined.

[@thesharpenededge5153]

Rocky Mountain Tread : Guaranteed not to slip out of your hand. I ordered the csar-t with the seat belt cutter. This one without the seat belt cutter will be my EDC when not at work. I love the wighty feel. The holes in the blade were made for stripping wires. I have a TOPS X Cest- Delta.

[@WristwatchObsession]

thank you.. thanks for the information I was wondering if they had a purpose besides design/lightening..

[@DUFFY_33]

Got one too and for sure it's built for heavy duty, or any people able to use it for...

[@TheoSloat]

I own one of those. I'm not a fan of the lock, I prefer the lock on the back of the knife and not putting my thumb in front of the blade to close it. The first time I closed my knife it took a chunk of my thumb, so it like blood now and then. Also the lock kept jamming but it was just a break in thing, now it works flawlessly with vivid flashbacks to blood every time I close it.

[@jamesr4067]

Good review. ..Just FYI, the cut outs in the blade are apparently for bending wire.

[@allenvasher5358]

& oxygen wrench

[@mrmgjohnson]

Or to use as a strapping g point if needed to make a spear or poker

[@Kenar.E]

mine, sadly, arrived with a chipped choil.. it's not a big issue, but for 120 euros it bugs me a lot... my gf ordered it via amazon for my birthday, but she got it months before for fear of a possible sold out, so i was not able to replace it. is it normal that the logo is scraping away in just 4 months?

[@charleseccles5676]

You can send it in to Buck, lifetime warranty

[@Kenar.E]

@@charleseccles5676 they responded me that I have to talk with the seller, that they can't do nothing about it.

[@AndreasNkleby]

Nice gun! haha Btw, its ATS-34 steel, which is roughly the same as 154CM, but is concidered a higher quality, produced by Hitachi Metals. (Not Crucible Industries) Also has a Zirblast finish, which helps with retaining the edge and overall durability of the steel.

[@WristwatchObsession]

Thanks for watching... Actually it says 154CM right on the blade, I should have zoomed in on the backside of the blade where it has the markings.. also 154CM is made by Crucible metals. I did some research and they make this knife in both 154CM and ATS-34 (Hitachi Metals).

[@srvctek1]

Andreas Nøkleby the older models were ats34 the current models are 154cm, i know because i owned both.

[@WristwatchObsession]

That explains the discrepancy.. thanks!

[@mdlassel]

Nice knife! I've been thinking on getting this blade, is it worth it?

[@WristwatchObsession]

Definitely worth the $85 to $100 for the materials and fit and finish of the knife.

[@Ferbeldeyberb]

Which is really nice...

[@jamesr4067]

Np. Also found out it's an oxygen wrench.

[@kevinharrigan2727]

I think you might have rolled your edge, or at least it looks like it from the angle.

[@TheoSloat]

Oh, I forgot, A great knife.

[@davidtate166]

Heavy.tank in the pocket.kickass knive .a real deal.go cut something.😷

[@kirknyman1]

The hole up at the top of the blade may serve to be a wire cutter much like bayonets have. See link. do.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHXRnHmkbaqles0

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

Pry? Baton? Nooo!!!! Not with a folder!

[@WristwatchObsession]

@106850378601136842102 I agree with you! I would almost never pry or baton with a folder, I think what I was getting at was in a survival situation if you had to pry or baton, this folder is the strongest folding knife I've ever used. Thanks for the comment and watching!!