Product Description

Originally created in 1972, the 112 Ranger is an American icon nearly as beloved as the 110. With the 2017 launch of the highly popular 110 Auto, a natural next step was to create a 112 Auto. The 112 Auto Ranger deploys easily with the push of a button, readying the 420HC clip point blade quickly and efficiently, and locks securely via a traditional lockback mechanism. Now standard on this model, the handle features genuine ebony hardwood, ethically sourced and supporting replanting efforts in the Congo Basin rainforest. ⚠️ The sale of automatic knives is subject to restriction by the laws of many states and territories in the United States and by federal law. Federal law also restricts the interstate shipment of these knives except to certain customers. The federal restrictions are described in 18 U.S.C. § 1716(9) (as amended) and 15 U.S.C. §§ 1242, 1243 and 1244 (as amended).

• 420HC steel, clip point blade, hollow grind, satin finish — 3.0-inch blade brings the classic 112 Ranger profile to an automatic platform
• Push-button automatic deployment with a lockback locking mechanism — engages the blade quickly, locks securely
• Genuine ebony hardwood handle with brass bolsters — ethically sourced, supporting replanting efforts in the Congo Basin
• Genuine leather friction-fit sheath included — made in the USA, backed by Buck's Forever Warranty

This is the 112 Auto Ranger for buyers who want a smaller, more compact companion to the 110 Auto in a genuine ethically sourced hardwood handle, and for anyone who values the 112 Ranger's design heritage dating back to 1972 — provided you're eligible to purchase and legally carry an automatic knife in your state. Add the Buck 112 Auto Ranger (0112BRSA-B) to your cart today for a USA-made automatic backed by Buck's Forever Warranty, along with the authorized-dealer service and fast shipping Knifeworks is known for.

Note (natural material): When Buck makes handles out of natural products, you'll find nature's own "brandmarks." In most cases, these markings are not flaws, but nature's own design — colors and markings will vary from handle to handle, giving each knife its own personality and distinctive look unlike handles created from man-made materials.