So I gave my son a Buck 110 for his birthday on Tuesday. Yesterday, under the watchful eye of the Dept. of Fish and Game he got to use his new knife to dissect a Mountain Lion that had been hit by a car. It was one of three mountain lions that were dissected for study data. I'm so jealous. What a great first use. In accordance with the Dept. of Fish and Game no pictures are available.
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Buck 110 first use
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sounds like he'll remember that!
first use my buck 110 got was christmas dinner, consisiting of pheasant, partridge, quail and reindeer steaks
I like how it took like 1 day for the brass to patina up and start looking old! felt like bit of noob with a mirror shiny knife in my pocket
it's nice and filthy now, stabbed all the snowmen like a boss today so it got a little cleaner.
first use my buck 110 got was christmas dinner, consisiting of pheasant, partridge, quail and reindeer steaks
I like how it took like 1 day for the brass to patina up and start looking old! felt like bit of noob with a mirror shiny knife in my pocket
it's nice and filthy now, stabbed all the snowmen like a boss today so it got a little cleaner.
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sounds like he'll remember that!
first use my buck 110 got was christmas dinner, consisiting of pheasant, partridge, quail and reindeer steaks
I like how it took like 1 day for the brass to patina up and start looking old! felt like bit of noob with a mirror shiny knife in my pocket
Breaking in a new 110 is always memorable But a Mountain Lion would be something else!
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I remember a few months back when I bought mine! Since then, I have prepared dinner in the kitchen, chop twigs in the woods, and skinned many of animals. It has never left eye sight! I always find myself finding a poor excuse to use it, and well the rest of my kives. No more shiny brass bolsters or smooth sanded blade.. It's getting it's age!