Bird and trout slipjoint?

[silenthunterstudios]

At a local antique mall over the weekend, I spotted a Buck bird and trout folder. I didn't look for the model number, but it was a two blade slipjoint, the main blade was a filet type blade, the other was a guthook commonly seen on bird and trout folders. There was a handle indent on the guthook side. It had black delrin scales, and was about the size of the Buck 301. In fact, except for the indentation, I thought it was a 301 when I first saw it. In retrospect, I wish I would have gotten it. What model is this?

 

[johnny twoshoes]

Sounds like a Buck 321 to me.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

This is it

not the actual knife, swiped from Google

 

[300Bucks]

You can go to the BCCI website and under the histories there is a one for the 321. Or you can search this forum for a thread or two from about 5 years ago that shows the same stuff..... This knife is the same size as the 313 and uses the same blade shape, all were Cami made..

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