Buck 124 light colored spots on blade after mineral oil application

Doesn’t sound like anything to worry about. Maybe drops of sweat or water on the blade left a residue.

The 124 is one of my favorite knives.
 
eveled said:
Doesn’t sound like anything to worry about. Maybe drops of sweat or water on the blade left a residue.

The 124 is one of my favorite knives.
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I wanna Share a pic of it but it’s not letting me. Could you by chance text me so i can Share a pic to see what you think. My fav blade too and brand new
 
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Jared Leland said:
I wanna Share a pic of it but it’s not letting me. Could you by chance text me so i can Share a pic to see what you think. My fav blade too and brand new
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Upload pic on IMGUR (It is FREE), Then copy the bbcode link and post it here. Picture will appear
 
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it's a 6.25" heavy use buck - ... use it - chop up some wood/branches/hiking duty and keep using some mineral oil, the patina will spread all over, and add depth all around & add to your enjoyment

if it was a pretty-wall hanger or safe queen I might see your concern
 
dirc said:
it's a 6.25" heavy use buck - ... use it - chop up some wood/branches/hiking duty and keep using some mineral oil, the patina will spread all over, and add depth all around & add to your enjoyment

if it was a pretty-wall hanger or safe queen I might see your concern
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I also Have a brand new 119 a 110 and a 110 with s35vn steel all these are brand new. I guess That I’m def overthinking it! Thank you! I have Always had this problem where i worry Too much about scratches, but this like you said is built for heavy use and to get beat up!
 
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