All about Bucklites and Selector's & 110's & 112's LTs and Slims ...

Thanks John, for the cool story... I take my 422 everywhere I go... It's been all over the US... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
"I just wanted to post this 412 with my other Bucklites on this thread..."

More to come... Thanks ... ;) ... :thumbup:

It's a 412* Scoutlite.... I've never seen one like this before... It has an arrow on one side and "NAT'L ORDER OF THE ARROW CONF. KINDLE THE FLAME FROM WITHIN 86" on the other side...
It's going in my Bucklite Collection... :thumbup:

Thanks for looking... ITE

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I had to post my new PENN STATE 422 Bucklite on this thread... I'm trying to keep them all on one post...

I have two 422 Bucklite in the pictures... The new one has PENN STATE on the handle and a different year mark and one just has PENN on the Handle and they both have a different number 4 on the blade... Any info on these anyone??? Thanks, ITE

Has anyone got any different Bucklite to share yet???

422 Bucklites...

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Here's my 422/ that I added a pocket clip and lanyard to. The pocket clip is off of my small Vantage pro...I prefer to pocket carry that one.
It carries quite nicely now and the lanyard helps with extraction.
I wish Buck sold these set up with a pocket clip.


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Sitflyer, that's a cool 422... Thanks for sharing... ITE

Anyone else have any other Bucklites to share...
 
Here are my two! The orange one is from this year, a "Recession Special" with the nub, and the od green one is from 1990 (X stamp).
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I'm curious about the Bucklite III (0426BKS-B) currently priced at just $18 on Buck's Web Specials. The zoomed image of the blade shows "110" vs "426". If that is representative of what the factory is shipping, should these be considered as build-outs, i.e., Bucklite 426 GRP handles in combo with newer 110 blades? I don't see a date code stamp on the illustrated blade. If these are fully Made in USA components, it seems like a great value for a lighter weight knife with known blade quality. The special price of knife with included sheath is not much more than $12 cost of a 110 nylon sheath alone. If so, kindly reply in the affirmative before buying 'em all up as stocking stuffers. Some of us forum members are not BCCI members! ;)
 
Boomer... said:
I'm curious about the Bucklite III (0426BKS-B) currently priced at just $18 on Buck's Web Specials. The zoomed image of the blade shows "110" vs "426". If that is representative of what the factory is shipping, should these be considered as build-outs, i.e., Bucklite 426 GRP handles in combo with newer 110 blades? I don't see a date code stamp on the illustrated blade. If these are fully Made in USA components, it seems like a great value for a lighter weight knife with known blade quality. The special price of knife with included sheath is not much more than $12 cost of a 110 nylon sheath alone. If so, kindly reply in the affirmative before buying 'em all up as stocking stuffers. Some of us forum members are not BCCI members! ;)
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Boomer, I was told that they are Build Outs... They had some old 426 and 422 Bucklite Handles and they are putting in the 110 and 112 blades to move them out... It's a good deal... So is the Bucklite set at Walmart for 20$... Anyone can buy the 426's from buck with out being a BCCI member, so go for it and good luck... ;) ... ITE
 
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Thanks Oregon, for the picture... I never did buy one of them I have an older one with a 501 blade... I haven't seen you on the forum for some time... I hope all is good with you... ITE
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I've never seen the NIB, first string, survival orange 424s advertised for sale anywhere. It was puzzling to find them. This size, same as 501 Squire, has become a favorite of mine since the Canadian Tire promotional knives brought back this Bucklite from the hands of time. I was tickled to find the orange variation available.

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All is well. THX.
 
oregon said:
I've never seen the NIB, first string, survival orange 424s advertised for sale anywhere. It was puzzling to find them. This size, same as 501 Squire, has become a favorite of mine since the Canadian Tire promotional knives brought back this Bucklite from the hands of time. I was tickled to find the orange variation available.

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Oregon, i'm glad all is good with you... Thanks for the pics... Do they still have any orange ones left at the Canadian Tire???

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ItsTooEarly said:
... snip ... Do they still have any orange ones left at the Canadian Tire???

ITE
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I don't believe that Canadian Tire ever had orange 424s for sale. I challenge readers to find any mention of first string orange 424s produced in 2010 anywhere. I can't find them in Buck Dealer catalogs for 2010 or 2011. Quite a mystery to me. I really had to beat the bushes in order to track them down.
 
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