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I saw a couple of pictures of Rangerlites earlier in the thread. Let me add mine. 1986 stamp. Unfortunately, I no longer have the box nor the red sheath. Home flooded back in 1995 and we lost a lot - including box and sheath. This was a working knife for many years until it, and I, retired.

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SaintlyBrees said:
I saw a couple of pictures of Rangerlites earlier in the thread. Let me add mine. 1986 stamp. Unfortunately, I no longer have the box nor the red sheath. Home flooded back in 1995 and we lost a lot - including box and sheath. This was a working knife for many years until it, and I, retired.

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SaintlyBrees, now that's a nice looking used Bucklite... :thumbup: ... I like to see used Bucks... My Rangerlite doesn't have the same stamping as your...
I need to find a few of them, for my collection...

Thanks for sharing... ITE ... :thumbup:
 
Here's a 422>OD Bucklite... "Missouri Dept of Conservation"
"50 Years of Conservation 1937 - 1987"... from my collection of Bucklites... ITE

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I'm still looking for different Bucklites for my collection... If you see any that you don't want, please let me know about them...
If you have any Bucklites Please share them with all of us here on the forum and tell us about it...

Thanks
 
Here's a 422 Bucklite with Slippery Rock on the blade and The Rock on the handle...
This is a sweet one and I like the color... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

422...






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Here a 422 Bucklite... It's "The University of Virginia" Bucklite... It has its UVA Logo on the Blade and handle...

422 UVA Bucklite...






Who else has some Bucklites to share here on the forum... Thanks... :)
 
I went ahead and peened the pin on my 444 (acquired well used), and it feels great! I really love the blade on this knife, with its flowing drop point and sharp tip. Bucklites are the peasant knives of the Buck product line, like sodbusters and Opinels. I think they're awesome.

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dogstar said:
I went ahead and peened the pin on my 444 (acquired well used), and it feels great! I really love the blade on this knife, with its flowing drop point and sharp tip. Bucklites are the peasant knives of the Buck product line, like sodbusters and Opinels. I think they're awesome.

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dogstar, the 444 is a great small knife to have for sure... Thanks for sharing it... ITE ... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:


Anyone else have any Cool Bucklites to share... :)
 
Bucklite 112 from 2000, work day on the farm. I carry it in a Buck 450 100th Anniversary, heavy-duty nylon sheath - super lightweight combination for belt carry. OH

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I just read through this entire thread for the first time and had a brilliant idea.......... I need a Bucklite in my pocket right now!!
 
You are welcome Armand, my pleasure.

Guys, all I can say is go ahead and get one - unbelievably light on the hip for such a good size blade. OH
 
Bighaze51 said:
I just read through this entire thread for the first time and had a brilliant idea.......... I need a Bucklite in my pocket right now!!
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51, your going to like having a Bucklite... Please post some pictures of it, when you get one that is...

jacksterp said:
I'm thinking the exact same thing.
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Jacksterp, I hope you find one you like... I been using a 422 for 25 years or so now and it's still does the job...
Please post some pictures when you find one...

Good luck guys... :thumbup:
 
Here's my Bucklite 422 from "The University of West Virginia Mountaineers"... It has it's WVU Logo on the Blade and handle...

WVU 422 Bucklite...








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Nice Collection. I have really liked the Bucklite II knives I have had, and was pleased to see them offered briefly on the Buck website - unfortunately, they are not listed right now.

You have many Bucklites that have brightly colored handles. I think these have advantages of being easy to locate when dropped and seem less "threatening" to non-knife people. Do you know if the Bucklite II was ever made with orange or yellow handles? That is one knife I would really like to find. :cool:
 
If this pic will post, here is a Bucklite that is on it's second life! Picked it up at a flea market for $10 because it was "close" to my first knife that I carried for around 15 years and was stolen. The previous knife was an 84-86ish model. This one is a 1988. Like I said, it's on it's second life and was a little used up when I bought it. Sent it to Idaho and it now has a 2012/ 112 Ranger blade. I had put the pocket clip on it through the lanyard hole, but have since removed it. A Bucklite just feels right rattling around with your keys.
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Faiaoga said:
Nice Collection. I have really liked the Bucklite II knives I have had, and was pleased to see them offered briefly on the Buck website - unfortunately, they are not listed right now.

You have many Bucklites that have brightly colored handles. I think these have advantages of being easy to locate when dropped and seem less "threatening" to non-knife people. Do you know if the Bucklite II was ever made with orange or yellow handles? That is one knife I would really like to find. :cool:
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Hello Faiaoga, so are talking about the 2nd Generation Bucklites... What models... They did make the 422 and I think the 424 and 426 1st Gen
in orange and the 2nd Gen 422, 424 and the 426 in orange... Or are you talking about the 3rd Generation Bucklites... Like a 442, 444 or a 446...
Buck did make some clear red, blue and I think clear orange 442s handles ones...
I don't know much about the 3 Generation Bucklites yet... :eek:
 
jec88 said:
If this pic will post, here is a Bucklite that is on it's second life! Picked it up at a flea market for $10 because it was "close" to my first knife that I carried for around 15 years and was stolen. The previous knife was an 84-86ish model. This one is a 1988. Like I said, it's on it's second life and was a little used up when I bought it. Sent it to Idaho and it now has a 2012/ 112 Ranger blade. I had put the pocket clip on it through the lanyard hole, but have since removed it. A Bucklite just feels right rattling around with your keys.
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Thanks jec88, for sharing your 422 Bucklite... It looks good for being on it's second life... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Here's two 412's one has brass rivets and one has stainless steel rivets... Two different years, maybe that's why....
Thanks to Oregon, I look at all the rivets on all Bucklite knives...

412s...
 
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