Buck Trace Ops Knife - Black/Red

Marsoni

M251S

$64.00

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Buck Trace Ops Knife - Black/RedIntroducing the Buck Trace Ops Knife in Black Red! With a sturdy yet lightweight skeletal design and aluminum handles, this pocket knife is a must have for your outdoor adventures. Don't let its size fool you it packs a punch! Blade Shape: Tanto Blade Thickness: . 112" Blade Length: 3. 23" (8. 2cm) Weight: 3. 75oz Handle: Aluminum Carry System: Pocket Clip Tanto blade with 7Cr17MoV steel Skeletal design, anodized aluminum handle

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The inputs weren’t big enough for true 0 gauge wire and outputs were too small for true 4 gauge wire. As someone with a lot of mechanical background I was able to make it work using 0 to 4 gauge adapters and a drill had to bore the outputs to get the adapters to fit. Dont buy if not mechanically incline!

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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024

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Scott

Houston, US

★★★★★ 1

Not for 0 or 2 gauge wire.

The input on the 3 way I got is only big enough for a 4 gauge wire and doesn't have the reducer ferrules. The output is under sized where a 4 gauge might go in but not cleanly and also doesn't have the ferrules. The 4 way I got does accept a 0 gauge in and has the ferrules and the outputs are larger with ferrules.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023