I thought I would share my Buck collection. I have a little bit of everything...and that goes for Buck as well. All of these are now discontinued as far as I am aware.
1.Bucktool 350.
20210410_093134A by
Chako, on Flickr
Take the larger model and shrink it and add tweezers. Include an annoying rubber sheath that makes you strugle to get the tool out...and you have the 350 in a nutshell. Very cute design overall if not all that useful due to its liliputen size.
2. Bucktool 355 "Bucklite".
20210410_120358A by
Chako, on Flickr
The medium tool in the series that did not feature a locking mechanism other than the old school tool retention setup.
3. Bucktool 360.
20210410_115915A by
Chako, on Flickr
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Chako, on Flickr
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Chako, on Flickr
The larger of the family that came with locking tools and a locking mechanis that is rather unique (somewhat flush largish buttons 1/3 of the way to the pliers)...but then much of the old Bucktool series was and still is unique to this day.
Here is a comparison photo of the Bucktool 355 and the 360.
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Chako, on Flickr
4. Buck Summit.
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Chako, on Flickr
A multi-tool knife that I bought thinking it was related to the X-Tract family.
5. Buck Fin.
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Chako, on Flickr
The X-Tract with scissors.
6. Buck X-tract 730.
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Chako, on Flickr
The X-Tract series features a one handed solution in that all tools could be easily accessed with one hand. More akin to a knife than the older Bucktool series.
7. Buck X-Tract 731 LED.
20210410_093916A by
Chako, on Flickr
Same great knife and design with an LED attached to one of the scales.