110 Liner Lock question

2TONYB

2TONYB

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If I recall correctly, there are two varieties of the 110 Liner Lock. I have one and am curious what the other "version" consists of. The one I have is pictured below. Any help is appreciated.

 
2TONYB said:
If I recall correctly, there are two varieties of the 110 Liner Lock. I have one and am curious what the other "version" consists of. The one I have is pictured below. Any help is appreciated.

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here you go :thumbup:... i dont recall which is first :confused:
Joe or some one else can explain the diff blade stampings;)
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There were 350 produced. Approximately the first 100 had "Limited Production 1997" etched on the blade, and the 1997 upside down "U" tang stamp, and a nail nick. The remaining knives are not etched, have the old English "Buck" tang stamp, no date code, and no nail nick. All of these have nickel silver frames, only the protypes are brass, and none are serialized. Of course, I've been known to have incorrect information:foot:
 
Scott Hartman said:
There were 350 produced. Approximately the first 100 had "Limited Production 1997" etched on the blade, and the 1997 upside down "U" tang stamp, and a nail nick. The remaining knives are not etched, have the old English "Buck" tang stamp, no date code, and no nail nick. All of these have nickel silver frames, only the protypes are brass, and none are serialized. Of course, I've been known to have incorrect information:foot:
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ah mr scott this matches real darn close to what i belived
at diff times i had heard less then 300 and more and apx 150 of each ..
that each was almost a compleatly hand bult knife and
that buck lost 35$ on each that they sold
which i was told was the reason that is why they quit them..:(
i have not seen either one for sale in over a year on ebay
 
This one has the tan leather sheath and folded inside the paper work is an allen wrench for the thumbstud. Cat# 2462 0110-LL-0

I had forgotten this is a drop point. For some reason I had thought the BCCI Sambar 110 and 112 's were the first drop points. Oh well...
 
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