Buck Woodsman 2628

Buck Woodsman 2628 – Buck Fixed-Blade Knife for Sale in the UK

The Buck Woodsman 2628 is a fixed-blade knife from Buck, featuring a 420HC steel blade and a black phenolic handle, built for hunters, bushcrafters and everyday outdoorsmen who need a dependable blade in the field. Every detail, from the grind to the fit and finish, is designed for real-world use, whether that's processing game, bushcraft tasks or general utility cutting.

Balanced, comfortable in the hand and finished to a high standard, the Buck Woodsman 2628 has become a favourite pick for outdoor enthusiasts across England. Shop the full knife range at Mjoutdoorsgear UK, where every blade is checked before it leaves the warehouse for UK customers.

Specifications:

• Blade Material: 420HC stainless steel for excellent edge retention
• Blade Style: Clip point for precision cutting
• Blade Length: 4" (10.2 cm)
• Blade Thickness: 0.120"
• Overall Length: 7 ¾" (19.7 cm)
• Weight: 2.6 oz.
• Handle: Black phenolic with aluminum pommel and guard
• Carry System: Genuine black leather sheath (imported)
• Origin: Knife made in the USA
• Warranty: Backed by Buck Knives Forever Warranty

Buck Woodsman 2628 FAQs

What steel is the Buck Woodsman 2628 blade made from?

The Buck Woodsman 2628 uses 420HC steel, chosen for its balance of edge retention, ease of sharpening and corrosion resistance, making it well suited to the damp conditions found across the UK.

What handle material does the Buck Woodsman 2628 use?

The Buck Woodsman 2628 is fitted with a black phenolic handle, offering a secure, non-slip grip in wet or cold conditions.

Does the Buck Woodsman 2628 come with a sheath or case?

Most Buck knives, including the Buck Woodsman 2628, are supplied with a leather sheath or protective case as standard - check the specifications above for this specific model.

Is the Buck Woodsman 2628 suitable for use in England?

Yes, the Buck Woodsman 2628 is legal to own and use for lawful outdoor, hunting and bushcraft purposes throughout England, subject to the UK's general knife laws, which restrict carrying a bladed article in a public place without good reason.