A 5 pin lockback mystery - Longmire's first knife?

[Woodrow F Call]

Me again. I just finished "As the Crows flies", it is clear that W Longmires' knigfe is a Case. The name is mentioned twice.

Same buck prop knife or did they change the knife?

 

[greentrout]

Season 5 was ordered last October fyi!

 

[Jolipapa]

Same buck prop knife or did they change the knife?

Can't say, it's in the book. Now we need a Longmire comic! Booksare translated once a year this one first published in 2012 in the USA.

 

[TsarBomba]

Season 5 was ordered last October fyi!

Seriously?? The fortunes of that show have been nearly as dramatic as the story itself! It's cancelled. It's moved. It's cancelled. It's online. It's cancelled. Now it's back.

This is great but I'm not sure I can take much more of the changing fortunes of the showrunners!

 

[greentrout]

Seriously?? The fortunes of that show have been nearly as dramatic as the story itself! It's cancelled. It's moved. It's cancelled. It's online. It's cancelled. Now it's back.

This is great but I'm not sure I can take much more of the changing fortunes of the showrunners!

Season 4 aired in September 15 and was renewed in October 15. Can't find anything that they are currently filming, but I hope so. Great TV show. Huge mistake on A&E's part in cancelling that show IMO.

 

[MCar]

For the record, pinnah, I love everything about this thread.

Craig Johnson's character Walt Longmire is back in the 4th season of Longmire, now released on Netflix.

Fans of the show know that Walt carries a Buck 110. Except when he doesn't in the first season.

In one of the first episodes, he rolls his Bronco and cuts himself out of the seat belt with his knife.

The bolster looks like a Schrade LB7 but TAH, a careful member of the Buck sub-forum, notes that LB7s are typically 3 or 4 pin.

Any thoughts on what this knife is?

For fans of the 110, Walt uses a real 110 quite effectively in later episodes.