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wolfthing2000

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found a knife for sale with a 110 / on the blade. what year is this blade? it is different then the usual 2 dot either side of the 110. which is preferable?
 
wolfthing2000 said:
found a knife for sale with a 110 / on the blade. what year is this blade? it is different then the usual 2 dot either side of the 110. which is preferable?
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Usual two dot? Two dot is same as the newer stamps. Just year designations.

Yup... lot of evolutions in the knives and blades.

Preferable = personal preference.

Two dot is older and may be more collectible.
 
okay .... now I found a 110 with a dot either side of the 110 like this .110.

seller says itsa pre 85??
whatcha think???
 
I'm new to the whole Buck knife thing. I am a machinist and realy interested in the BG grade blades. Are they expensive?? and hard to come by?
which knife was advertised cutting the bolts in half????
 
okay.........now I see a / slash and a reverse of that or what we call a back slash next to the 110 number on the blade. What does all of this mean????
 
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wolfthing2000 said:
I'm new to the whole Buck knife thing. I am a machinist and realy interested in the BG grade blades. Are they expensive?? and hard to come by?
which knife was advertised cutting the bolts in half????
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If your refering to the Buck made knives with BG42 blade steel . Expensive ? Well, likely over 100$ . Hard to come by ? Yes but available on the bay from time to time .
Which knife cut the bolts ? I'm fairly sure the original one was a 104 from 1947 made during H.H. Buck's time . Those model numbers were all changed around 1961 and the knives as well . But the closest one to it available today is the Buck 119 Special . Hope this helps . DM
 
Last time I looked, they were $34 at our wal mart. A little more at Academy and Gander Mt.
 
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