112 fans...bcci doing a take apart version...

View attachment 1115278 The construction is more complicated than the standard 110. The rocker pin is replaced with a headed rivet. The blade pivot is an octagonal headed T-nut. The front bolster has an octagonal recess to immobilize the pivot post. The spring holder has 2 D-holes to immobilize the D cross section T-nuts in the rear bolster. The handle slabs have pressed in brass nuts to hold the handle insert screws. The frame appears to be Ceracoated
 
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Has the BCCI had any blades and/or handles made for the 30th anniversary take apart 110 yet? I don't remember anyone talking about it..I know tiguy7 has modified quite a few blades so he can play dress up with his but I don't think he has made other handles yet?? I hope Buck really runs with the whole idea for both the 110 and the 112 outside of the BCCI issues as I think the possibilites Buck could do with a modl are endless! From a collabilltty standpoint its obvious that every single piece they made for them would be sought after and individual handles and blades and even frames could have a VERY nice profit margin...From yearly handles and blades issued to Custom orders initialized with names or logos..If I have a chance to buy a dozen different blades and handles..3 or 4 frames I would and it would make a killer display! I can just picture the advertising campaign for the new line!!
 
The permutations can be endless. The BCCI 110’s were available with 5 handle options which could be purchased separately. The options were Ironwood, Natural Linen Micarta, Olive Drab Micarta, Charcoal G-10, and Ivoroid. Even if you had no spare blades, the original Selector blades fit the BCCI handle offering 10 styles. Leroy Remer can make custom blades. I sometimes knock knives apart to get the blades out of them.
I have modified handles by replacing pins with screws, adding pocket clips, and also removing material to make them lighter.
I’m not looking for nice profit margins, but I am having a lot fun.
 
tiguy7 said:
The permutations can be endless. The BCCI 110’s were available with 5 handle options which could be purchased separately. The options were Ironwood, Natural Linen Micarta, Olive Drab Micarta, Charcoal G-10, and Ivoroid. Even if you had no spare blades, the original Selector blades fit the BCCI handle offering 10 styles. Leroy Remer can make custom blades. I sometimes knock knives apart to get the blades out of them.
I have modified handles by replacing pins with screws, adding pocket clips, and also removing material to make them lighter.
I’m not looking for nice profit margins, but I am having a lot fun.
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Fun is what it is a
ALL about
 
Later this fall I will have Leroy convert a few 112 blades for it so I can play 'Barbie Bucks' with it..
 
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