532 Bucklocks

Flatlander1963

Flatlander1963

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For some reason, I decided Bucklocks just weren't for me. I jumped on these two because they were BG-42 bladed Buck knives. But I gotta tell you guys, these two knives are really sweethearts. This is probably going to make be start prowling for more.
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I just got of the BCCI site looking at the 2000 price list and 2000 Catalog.
I'm impressed with how much these guys retailed for back then...wow.
Also, there is a card in the box and it says:

Limited Edition 2000
Certificate of Authenticity
Model 532 Bucklock

Congratulations on your purchase of this elegant Limited Edition knife! Your knife is one of only 2000 pieces manufactured by Buck Knives to commenorate the year 2000. This beautiful knife features high-end BG-42 steel and custom filework usually only found on custom knives. This knife is perfect for everyday use or display as a collectable. All of us at Buck Knives hope you enjoy your Limited Edition knife for many years to come.

Signed by Chuck Buck

I didn't know this was an LE that cost $100 per almost a decade ago. Whowwww.
The catalog lists Walnut, Red, Blue. The price list has them as Walnut, Cherry, and Indigo.

So what is that color with my cherry one?? It looks green to me but does have some blue tones.
 
"So what is that color with my cherry one?? It looks green to me but does have some blue tones."

I'd like to know myself, because the one I have is green also.:confused:
 
Dave,

I'm going to assume that we both have the indigo one. Does yours have yellow and blue tones like mine?
 
Flatlander1963 said:
For some reason, I decided Bucklocks just weren't for me. I jumped on these two because they were BG-42 bladed Buck knives.
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Boy I dont know why Flat. Those are great looking knives and I thought you
liked drop points best. Actually I thought you never met a Buck you didnt like:D
 
Yep, the box for the indigo one even has the code letters BL on it for blue, but you would be hard pressed to find anyone that would call it anything but green. :confused:
 
Thanks T.S. that settles it then.
I have a blue and a red or an indigo or cherry.
With such a upscale knife, indigo and cherry just sounds better. :)
 
Watch out Gordon,

I smell a Craig's list post for a hit-man. Code name Agent 532

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Code name Agent 532
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Does he always get the girls??

Well since I found out that I really like the 532 I had to order those two web special 532s.

Plum,

I guess I'll have to start a new catagory in my spreadsheet. g
 
Flatlander1963 said:
Does he always get the girls??

Well since I found out that I really like the 532 I had to order those two web special 532s.

Plum,

I guess I'll have to start a new catagory in my spreadsheet. g
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You will like them both, I sure do. :thumbup:
 
Gordon, you always come up with very nice knives.... Your going to love them for sure... :thumbup: ... I love the ones that I got... :D ...

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The 531 is a great Buck too.........531/532=110/112.....Love that droppoint..
 
I could learn to love those two beauties Flatlander!I hope Buck starts using BG42 again someday.I would love a BG42 112.
 
Now that I'm all read up on 300Buck's photography tips, maybe I'll have to do some glamer shots when these others get here.

Thanks everyone for your comments about 532s...not one nay sayer out there.:thumbup:
 
How good is 2000 "Cherry"? Is that the top one on the second photo and the bottom one on the last photo? Isn't it Rosewood?
 
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