David Martin
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Brad, your 124 is in good shape for it's age and off the bay. When I hold it, sorta feels like I can tackle anything with this knife. DM
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1973 Buck 124 Maroon
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Very nice 124. David, that knife does, indeed, make one feel like they can take on anything with it in hand. I am not sure why the 119 is so iconic and the 124 is not as much. To me, the 124 is a more useful larger knife, many times.
If a man had a 124 or 120 paired with a 102, there is not much he could not get done.
If a man had a 124 or 120 paired with a 102, there is not much he could not get done.
David Martin
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Ooo, yes. Agreed. Doc, right after college, I had a 120 General and a 107 Scout. A close cousin to your 102. Both being a narrow 4" blade.
For the next 14 years I used those two knives on everything I harvested while hunting and a lot in the kitchen. I felt I was well equipped. DM
For the next 14 years I used those two knives on everything I harvested while hunting and a lot in the kitchen. I felt I was well equipped. DM