forever warranty
well
my dear ones,
I’m
a knife guy,
have
been since I was about eight;
I’m
intrigued by good designs
and
high quality.
I
read lots of knife reviews,
and
if I find something well-regarded
by
a lot of people,
I’ll
pick one up
and
evaluate it for myself.
Last
week I picked up a Buck knife,
a
simple single-blade folder (model 302);
it’s
got decent steel,
it
holds a good edge, and it cuts well.
[for
those who care about specs,
it’s a slim knife that is 3-7/8” folded,
so it fits well in a pocket;
and the blade is just under 3”
so it is UK-legal, as well as being legal
in most big cities, since it is a slip joint,
as in, the blade does not lock open;
here’s a pic of it:
However,
more impressive than all that
is
the warranty that came with it,
one
which they like to refer to as their
“forever
warranty.”
Here’s
a pic of it:
I
like companies like that,
ones
that take their products seriously,
that’s
why this isn’t the first Buck knife
that
I’ve ever bought...more like the 25th.
But
I didn’t buy all those knives
just
because of the warranty;
I
also like the
“Message
from the Buck family,”
the
one they post on the back of
the
warranty card; it’s this:
I
haven’t heard of a lot of companies
that
make God their Senior Partner,
yet
it is most likely the reason
that
they’ve been so successful
for
the past 112 years.
And
they’re not kidding;
these
guys are on the level;
I
wrote to them about it,
about
that message,
and
I got a personal letter back
from
the current president, Chuck Buck.
I
told him I liked the John 3:16 reference
and
he confided to me that his Dad,
Al
Buck, had passed away on Easter Sunday,
March
31st 1991, or, as Chuck put it,
his
Dad
“went
home to be with the Lord
on Resurrection Day.”
That’s
a cool way of looking at it;
I
hope you all had a great
Resurrection
Day.
Have
a great week. =)
grace, peace, and love to you,
dave
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