Buck 726=The Mini Spitfire Knife

[@JohnKlahr]

Sorry, it’s actually 3/8” wide

[@ebertcombs6610]

Thanks for the video!

[@steveg.1502]

Oil, knives, and blood. Cool video John. That's a sweet little knife, your Pop's gonna love it. Get some bandaids and see ya on the next one. 👍🇺🇲

[@JohnKlahr]

Thanks,

[@ringaleavo]

Good job, the ability to disassemble is a big advantage vs a 110 or 112 that's riveted together.

[@JohnKlahr]

@@ringaleavo yes it is, thanks for checking it out

[@andyd7213]

Thanks for the great video John. I've just bought the torque screws so will have a bash. My two USA made Spitfires are stiffer than yours. I can't open them with one hand, hopefully this will solve the problem.

[@JohnKlahr]

@@andyd7213 it should, my orange one was very hard to open and it’s really slick now, and with no blade wobble

[@calebsmith7907]

I think I’ll do the same to my 722. Great video bud. Have a good day.

[@JohnKlahr]

You too , thanks for viewing

[@chrisreuther4546]

I love my Buck Knives... but this continuously importing new things is getting old... I am not a fan... I know a lot of people are not fans of it. I am glad they are honest and open but dang... they are eventually going to cause themselves an issue. Personally I think they are really slipping in market share because of their choices to import stuff and design.

[@JohnKlahr]

@@chrisreuther4546 this is American Made Knife

[@chrisreuther4546]

@@JohnKlahr I noticed… I meant the clip in this regard. But every time you turn around it seems that Buck is importing some new items… such as the hatchet, saw knife combo to Costco

[@JohnKlahr]

@@chrisreuther4546 yes, I’d prefer they stay 100% American