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tiguy7 said:
The Bucklite is the only 110 format knife that can accept a push pin lanyard anchor because it is molded in one piece. The absence of rivets and the presence of a lanyard hole means that you can size the hole to accept a push pin.
People who sky dive, are circus acrobats, gallop on horses, ride pogo sticks, bounce on trampolines, etc. like to have a safety lanyard. People who gut fresh carcasses like to have a detachable lanyard to avoid blood on the bloody thing.
The Bucklite solves all the problems. A 3/32" hole accepts the push pin. The push pin anchors the lanyard. We are having cake and eating it too.View attachment 387394
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Tiguy7, I've never seen that set up before... I've never used a lanyard before... Detachable, good idea... :thumbup:
 
Stelth said:
Here's some Bucklites and their similarly sized cousins.
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Thanks Stelth, for sharing your Bucklites with all of us here on the forum... I like that 521... I don't see a lot of them... :thumbup:
 
No problem; I thought it was illustrative and maybe helpful for someone who was considering getting one of these models.
 
I been trying to get one of these for some time... I needed this second generation Cublite for my Bucklite collection...









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Here's my 426 workman... I still need a few more workman Bucklites for my collection... Every time I think I almost got them all,
I find more I don't have...

426 Workman...






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Who else has any Bucklites we haven't seen yet... Or just some Bucklites to share with all of us and tell us about them... Thanks... :thumbup:
 
ItsToEarly, I just ran thru all 24 pages on this thread and I did not see the 422 for University of Georgia. Maybe I missed it. I have one NIB someplace if you need a picture, but to locate it in all the boxes, chest, drawers and shelves I have BUCK knives stored in/on would take a while. I will look if you need a picture.
 
tparrott said:
ItsToEarly, I just ran thru all 24 pages on this thread and I did not see the 422 for University of Georgia. Maybe I missed it. I have one NIB someplace if you need a picture, but to locate it in all the boxes, chest, drawers and shelves I have BUCK knives stored in/on would take a while. I will look if you need a picture.
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Can you email me about a picture... Just go to my profile... Or up date your profile for I can email you... Thanks... ITE
 
ItsTooEarly, i really enjoyed the history lesson on page 22 as well as you experiences as a Eagle Scout. Thanks for posting that. Your connection to the Bucklite is more than a little special and just really cool to boot. The fact that you have your original with your name engraved on it and all it's scars, well that is priceless.

Jim
 
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ITE, How about talking to Steve to look over his history postings and if he isn't a BCCI member you submit it to John Foresman to be published as a article in the newsletter. You could even throw in a photo or two of your own. This info needs to be recorded in newsletter or at least in the website r history area.

300Bucks
 
300, he is a BCCI member and John Foresman did publish the same article in a newsletter a few years ago...
Steve sent me a copy of it after buying part of his collection of Bucklites... I just wanted everyone that like
Bucklites to read all the good info about Bucklites to... :thumbup:
 
Here's my new 428OD (Olive Drab) Selector/Bucklite that I didn't have yet... I need the black one now...

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I've been looking for one of these for a long time in orange... A 422OR/112... Got this one in a collection from Steve S...
Thanks again, Steve... :thumbup:

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I know some of you guys have some hard to find Bucklites you can share with all of us here... :D
Or just any nice Bucklite will do... Thanks... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Nothing fancy just a good ol working knife which is my EDC. This was my first good quality knife I ever bought with my own money. Ten years old I think I paid $30.00 for it. That was a lot for a kid in 1991.

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