Buck 263 HiLine Folding Frame Lock Knife Black G10 3.25" D2 Cleaver Stonewash 0263GYS

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SKU: BUC-0263GYS-C

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SKU:
BUC-0263GYS-C
Weight:
10.00 Ounces
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LaunchDate:
12/31/25 01:00AM
Blade Length:
3" - 3.49"
Blade Steel:
D2
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  • Overall: 7.625"
  • Blade: 3.25" D2, Stonewash Cleaver
  • Handle: 4.375" Gray Aluminum/Black G10
  • Frame/Liner: Stainless Steel
  • Weight: 3.9oz
  • Clip: Tip-Up
  • Knife Type: Manual, Flipper
  • Pivot: Bearings
  • Lock Type: Frame Lock
  • Origin: China
  • Model: 0263GYS
  • Hanging Box

The Buck 263 HiLine Folding Frame Lock Knife Black G10 3.25" D2 Cleaver Stonewash (0263GYS) is a modern, hard-use everyday carry designed for those who want bold styling paired with dependable cutting performance. Featuring a distinctive cleaver-style blade and rugged construction, this knife stands out as both a functional tool and a statement piece.

At its core is a 3.25-inch cleaver blade crafted from tough D2 tool steel, known for its excellent edge retention and durability—making it ideal for slicing, utility work, and daily cutting tasks. The stonewash finish not only enhances wear resistance but also helps conceal scratches from regular use, giving the blade a rugged, broken-in look over time.

The handle combines black G-10 with a sturdy metal frame, delivering a balance of lightweight comfort and structural strength. Its ergonomic design ensures a secure grip, while the clean, industrial aesthetic complements the bold cleaver blade profile. Built with a frame lock mechanism, the HiLine provides solid lockup and confidence during use.

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  • 5
    Great for the price...

    Posted by Tyler levia on Feb 5th 2023

    Originally bought this one as a work user. I think the design is handsome and the action on it is phenomenal. Ended up gifting it to my co-worker because he loved the thing and I have many other knives. Anyhow who would have known this 40 dollar knife was the talk of the jobsite..