Buck 2010 Knives?

It's been posted on the BCCI's website and can be downloaded from there if you are a member. I suppose that the real thing will be mailed out soon to the members.
 
If you call Buck Knives, they'll mail one out to you when it becomes available.

When you think about it, what kind of business would keep a product catalog away from a potential customer? It's just that BCCI members essentially subscribe to them.
 
wolfdog said:
If you call Buck Knives, they'll mail one out to you when it becomes available.

When you think about it, what kind of business would keep a product catalog away from a potential customer? It's just that BCCI members essentially subscribe to them.
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Good idea, I hadn't thought of that and didn't know they would send them out like that. :thumbup:

I'm eagerly awaiting my club discount card and I have to figure out what I will use it for. If it's good for two knives, there are going to be some real decisions to be made. :confused:
 
I bought a Buck 110 back in 1973,after I got out of the Army.That knife got used hard for over 25 years,until there was almost no blade left to sharpen.It finally broke when I was using it to pry up tile.After that I went on to other brands.Fast forward to 2010,and I bought a Buck Vantage Avid.Wow what a great blade! MADE IN THE USA. Can hardly wait to get the Paradigm. I'm back Buck!!!
 
skyhorse said:
I bought a Buck 110 back in 1973,after I got out of the Army.That knife got used hard for over 25 years,until there was almost no blade left to sharpen.It finally broke when I was using it to pry up tile.After that I went on to other brands.Fast forward to 2010,and I bought a Buck Vantage Avid.Wow what a great blade! MADE IN THE USA. Can hardly wait to get the Paradigm. I'm back Buck!!!
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Trust me, if you like the Vantage, you will love the Paradigm. I have the Pro already and an Avid on it's way. Since I got the Pro, I've carried it every day.
 
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Plumberdv said:
On the other hand, the new red and green 110's with the paper mache handles don't interest me in the least.
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It's not paper mache.
paper-mâché, is a construction material that consists of pieces of paper, sometimes reinforced with textiles, stuck together using a wet paste (e.g., glue, starch, or wallpaper adhesive). The crafted object becomes solid when the paste dries.
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PaperStone is a thermoplastic which utilizes the natural lignin in wood and paper fibers.

PaperStone becomes a composite product when specially-produced sheets of paper are saturated with the company's proprietary resins and pressed under heat and pressure. This cross-links the resin polymer in all three dimensions producing a dense, homogeneous and essentially non-porous composite product that doesn't delaminate.
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I know you enough from this forum to know that you will end up buying one of these. Then you'll probably like it and buy up a number of them in different colors once you have handled one. :D

I have not yet seen the knife, but I have seen the countertops, wet and dry, and know that PaperStone is something more than a high school art project. :)
 
"I know you enough from this forum to know that you will end up buying one of these. Then you'll probably like it and buy up a number of them in different colors once you have handled one. "

Well, I won't guarantee that won't happen, but it doesn't always work that way with me. These remind me of the Bucklite series and I've never bought one of those. I did get one in a package deal a couple of years ago and I've never been tempted to get any more of them. Some concepts just don't appeal to me. Just me I guess.
 
I was just reflecting on your Vantage Pro acquisitions.

For me, all's good with the Paperstone Eco-Lite 110, except it doesn't have S30V steel. I'd order one immediately if it did, but as it is, I'll get one in each color, but I'm in no hurry.

Nice new user pic btw.
 
That's not mine yet. If we can come to terms on the value of my trade in it probably will be though. 2009 Ultra Classic, 110 C.I. Screamin' Eagle.

Back to the Bucks, I do like the Vantage after getting one, but IF I ever do go for an Ecolite it will be when the price gets down where it should be.

Everyone I've seen on Ebay has been too close to or over the suggested retail price in the catalog.
 
Well, the price is dropping on the 110 Ecolites. The newest ones to hit the bay are down to $29.;)
 
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