Best 'Buck 110' Movie?

Started watching Longmire a few days ago. So far, the 110 has been used in almost every episode. If you subscribe to Netflix, there is a very clear shot of it in Season 1, Episode 6 starting at 5:33. Interestingly, Walt's 110 is older. It has a square frame and a chipped edge. Very enjoyable series! :thumbup:
 
TAH said:
Started watching Longmire a few days ago. So far, the 110 has been used in almost every episode. If you subscribe to Netflix, there is a very clear shot of it in Season 1, Episode 6 starting at 5:33. Interestingly, Walt's 110 is older. It has a square frame and a chipped edge. Very enjoyable series! :thumbup:
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I don't know about every episode but the knife from the scene when he rolls the Bronco is clearly not a Buck 110.

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DeSotoSky said:
I don't know about every episode but the knife from the scene when he rolls the Bronco is clearly not a Buck 110.

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Yep, I noticed that too in the first episode, but the knife in Episode 6 clearly has a square frame, three brass rivets and a stainless rocker pin. No doubt it's a 110. I tried to post a screen shot, but failed. As you pause it frame by frame, the close up shot of the knife is so clear, you can even see a significant chip in the edge in front of the plunge line.
 
Pretty sure that in the movie "Serpico", one of the cops in serpicos new station pulls a buck 110 on him.
 
Wyoming99,

I tried to send a PM but had no luck. Do you live in Wyoming?

Bert
 
No, I live in Texas. I used to hunt up in Wyoming (5 or 6 times). I always used my Savage 99 300 Savage so thats where I got Wyoming99. Thanks, TG.
 
Last night, I started Longmire Season 2. Apparently, Henry Standing Bear's knife of choice is a Buck as well. When preparing to search for Longmire in the mountains, he holds up a 119 or 120 before sheathing it and heading out. These guys know their knives. :thumbup:
 
I just seen an extra squirrelly episode of "Northern Exposure" were a guy was using a Buck 500 or the best Buck 500 knock off I've ever seen!
 
Amici,
Depending on how old you are, in 1980 there was a movie called "Ruckus" which starred Dirk Benedict of Battlestar Galactica fame as well as Linda Blair as the potential love interest..

Anyhoo's the story line is about a shell shocked Vietnam vet who somehow winds up in a rural Alabama town where after a series of run ins with some local police as well as some good ol' boys proceeds to take them all on using his skills as a former Green Beret.

Sounds familiar anyone? Before you say "yes!" this movie came out 2 years before our Jimmy Lile toting friend did regarding his war with the locals..

In Ruckus, the character uses a Buck 110 for everything you can imagine.. I remember seeing this as a kid and was awestruck that the 110 could do any of the things portrayed in the flick..

It's outta print, but you can find it via Amazon for about $50.00 burned to dvd. Possibly cheaper if you search long enough..

Cheers,
Serge
 
sergemaster said:
Amici,
Depending on how old you are, in 1980 there was a movie called "Ruckus" which starred Dirk Benedict of Battlestar Galactica fame as well as Linda Blair as the potential love interest..
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That rattled the deep dark recesses of my memory. That movie came on HBO about the time my parents got it. I was probably 12 or 13 and thought that movie was awesome. Being 13 I thought Linda Blair was pretty easy to look at too.

I don't remember much about the movie or the 110 but if it ever comes 'round again I'll have to watch it.
 
I seen that "Rukus" one time. I would never remember that movie again I guess if it wasn't for this post!
 
Haebbie said:
May be somebody lenthenend the blade with photoshop to make it more impressing. ;)

Haebbie
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One little problem - No photoshop in 1980. Didn't even have any "good" PCs.

The Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80 Models 1 at around $1600 was the top banana for a personal computer. :rolleyes:
4K of RAM, I/O was an audio cassette tape, printer was a 12 pin dot matrix.
The 16K expansion interface, which only added 12K of RAM, was another $600.

I did use my 110 to open the boxes when I got it though. :D:D
 
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