Any Buck fans out there

[Bastler]

A few more Bucks.

 

[NapalmCheese]

Heck, I just ordered a 124 and a 301 about 15 minutes ago because, well... Just because I like them.

 

[Byrom Hermo]

This has become one of my favorite knives

 

[Bob Denman]

This has become one of my favorite knives

I have always wanted one of those!

 

[Jsega51]

My dad carried a 112 for most of my childhood and that knife then went into my tacklebox until I was around 35. Love a good buck knife!

 

[Sibyrnes]

I cleaned out my first buck with a Buck Lite in the 80's. Carried it on all my outdoor adventures but lost it on a trip in New Mexico in the 90's. I have really missed that knife so I found this one on eBay. It looks exactly like my old one, minus the scars from where I dropped my old one in the garbage disposal while cleaning out a trout.

 

[NapalmCheese]

I cleaned out my first buck with a Buck Lite in the 80's. Carried it on all my outdoor adventures but lost it on a trip in New Mexico in the 90's. I have really missed that knife so I found this one on eBay. It looks exactly like my old one, minus the scars from where I dropped my old one in the garbage disposal while cleaning out a trout.
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I had one of those in Boy Scouts and all through high school. I always carried it in my back pocket, but I eventually lost it while I was in college. I still miss that knife!

 

[JSutter]

Here are three favorites

 

[stevekolt]

Favorite brand for me...here are most of my 112's. My 50th Anniversary models are not in this pic.

 

[Weiss]

Here's a proper picture of the 105, all by itself, with original sheath, just because...

 

[Knives&Lint]

Whether for nostalgia, or for the high value they still offer for quality US made knives, I'd say most of us here are Buck fans.

Although I do miss the days when you could walk into any Wal-Mart and pick up a 119 up for just under $50 (as I did with this one just two years ago for an impromptu camping trip), I still think it's a helluva lot of knife for the money at current pricing.

Likewise, many of their more modern knives like the one on the left here should not be overlooked. A quality flipper, with good steel, burlap micarta, from a US manufacturer with a long-standing heritage, for $114??? I'm honestly not sure how anyone could've seen that and not picked one up.

(note: not the original finish)

 

[dogstar]

This is all I have for now... definitely need more.

 

[jude_061]

Pretty much all I carry these days is a 110 or a 110LT. Inexpensive, easy to maintain, holds an edge, and easily replaceable. I’ve done everything with mine.

JSutter — did you mod the finger grooves on the custom 112? That looks sweet.

 

[wonderboy1377s]

Have this one in my pocket today.