Great Eastern Cutlery Tidioute #44 Buffalo Jack Bocote Wood 1095 Carbon Steel Gunstock Pocket Knife (3.50" Closed) 441126

The Great Eastern Cutlery Tidioute Buffalo Jack in Bocote Wood wraps dark-streaked golden grain around a classic gunstock frame. Its single clip point comes out against stout spring tension and pauses at a clean half stop.

• 1095 Carbon Clip Point - A single satin-finished clip point opens from a classic nail nick. 1095 carbon steel sharpens fast and takes a keen edge, though it rusts if left wet. Wipe it dry, add a drop of oil, and the blade earns a gray patina with use.
• Bocote Wood Covers - Bocote is a dense tropical hardwood with golden brown tones and bold, dark streaks running through the grain. No two sets of covers carry the same figure. Brass pins sit flush in the smoothed wood.
• Firm Pull and Half Stop - A stout backspring gives the blade a firm pull and a deliberate, controlled action. Open it partway and it settles on a crisp half stop. That pause keeps the edge from swinging shut on your fingers.
• Traditional Pinned Build - Nickel silver bolsters cap both ends over brass liners, joined with pinned construction and no visible screws. The brass warms to a soft glow with age.

The Great Eastern Cutlery #44 Buffalo Jack

The Buffalo Jack is the #44 pattern from Great Eastern Cutlery, a take on the old American gunstock jack. Gunstock patterns take their name from the handle profile, and the frame narrows behind the front bolster which widens toward the back, giving it the outline of a rifle stock. GEC builds every one in Titusville, Pennsylvania, where more than 200 hand operations go into a single knife.