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Shooting Industry, Jan, 2005 by Nash Taylor
I want to express my views on Buck Knives. Recently, I was cutting insulation from a wire and didn't remember it was plugged in at the other end. Dumb. I didn't get shocked, but the blade was badly nicked-out.
I sent it to Buck with the required $10 check. About two weeks later, the knife was returned, looking brand new. I had to really inspect it to be sure it was mine--perfect workmanship. And, they returned my check. No charge. I wrote back and thanked them, and they even answered my letter, thanking me--excellent service.
Nash Taylor
Bay City, Texas
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