Buck 110 Ram's Horn

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Gary007

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Just got this one. I like it.

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Nice knife gary 007... I like the file work.How does the Ram's horn
feel in the hand?
Jeff
 
Glad that you like it. I don't a FG 110 yet.:grumpy: Are you happy
with that part? :confused: The scales look wider in the middle in
the pic.
Jeff
 
ark does pretty good work. I just picked up a 110 tonight, brand new at an auction a 90's model but no finger grooves, I'm planning something unique for this one :)
 
Gary007,

Don't leave that new 110 to close to your other Buck's it may try to but heads with them!!!! Very nice 110....who did the work for you?

jb4570
 
muskrat man said:
ark does pretty good work...
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Is that one of Arksknives conversions??? I am thinking he did the finger grooves as well...most (if not all) of the custom Shop FGs do not extend into the bolsters (except the very old ones)...

I like them to extend into the bolsters...and I like the rough, squared-off look of this particular set of scales... ;)
 
chickentrax said:
Is that one of Arksknives conversions??? I am thinking he did the finger grooves as well...most (if not all) of the custom Shop FGs do not extend into the bolsters (except the very old ones)...

I like them to extend into the bolsters...and I like the rough, squared-off look of this particular set of scales... ;)
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looks factory to me, this isn't a custom shop knife we're talking about here ;)

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nice work! I like that jigged buffalo horn.

I'm curious about the whole process of putting in new handles. Is it quite a task? I do wonder how you cut the handles so precisely.

muskrat man said:
Yes, I do all of my own work, some of it can be seen here, I do work for others too, I'm always open for buisness.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/muskratcustoms you'll have to click on the image gallery at the left toolbar, excuse all the slingshots,another one of my hobbies.
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Thank You, It's not an easy job, but nuts like me actually enjoy it :p. Cutting the handles is one of the hard parts, like the old saying" go slow-you can always take off a little more-but you can't put it back!" But it can't be too long or it won't fit or it will put the knife in a bind, if they are too short-well,it looks like crap. depending on whether you put rivits back in or not also helps determine how time consuming it is and adds greater difficulty, I have a couple plans for rivited scales, just need to pick up some donor knives and find myself some extra time :D
All the best
MM
P.S Not sure if you knew or not (others have overlooked it in the past) you can click on each picture for a larger view and a description of the knife.
 
Nice 110 Gary007. I think rams horn is my favorite handle material. Nice added touch with the red liners.
 
Thanks for the positive comments guys! I do all the work myself including the fingergrooving. I do a lot of custom work for people and really enjoy doing it. I go all out to make sure they are the best fit and finish that I can possibly do. Again, thanks for the positive comments and I would love to do some custom work for any of you that may be interested.

Eric/arksknives
BCCI Lifetime Member #1698
www.arksknives.com
 
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