Buck 110 with filework and RED Leopard Skin Jasper scales

Redrummd

Redrummd

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Yesterday, I finished this custom Buck 110 for a member here at Bladeforums. He did the filework and then sent the knife to me for the stoneworks. He chose a very rare red Leopard Skin Jasper for the scales so the knife is fully his design.

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This is one of those rare knives that makes me say "Whoa!" when I see it.

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A knife like that doesn't need a sheath it needs a glass case to keep it in. Thats a show piece not a carrier
 
This knife would easily stand up to EDC. The only thing that would be a problem is a drop onto a hard surface such as concrete and even that is not usually a disaster as the knives such as this tend to land on their bolsters.
 
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now that i can afford almost any knife i want , i 'm still reluctant to EDC some knives that are "too nice ". oh well. paul
 
I intend to make a belt case for it out of deerskin dyed dark brown with padded snaps, so they won't scratch the surface. But I usually carry a knife for a while and then switch. I'll carry this one for a lot longer time than most. The case that came with this Buck was made in Pakistan and a little "coarse" for my tastes.
 
The only thing to say is WOW!

There are 110's and there are 110's, and then there is that 110, great job, great looking knife.

Chuck
 
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