Buck fixed blade Fridays

[bertl]

Add a spoon to the handle of a 123 fillet knife and you've got the model 129.

Roger, mine doesn't have serrations. Which is more common—with or without?

 

[DeSotoSky]

Roger, mine doesn't have serrations. Which is more common—with or without?

Don't know the answer to that. The 129 was short lived, about 89-91. It's not common either way. Buck did some serrated knives about 1990, designated N1. 105, 110, 301, perhaps a few others. I wonder if a few 123/129 blades sliped into that. I'm going to poke around the collection later today to see what I have serrated and what years.

 

[bertl]

Buck did some serrated knives about 1990, designated N1.

The list I have for the N1 Series is: 105, 110, 426, 301, and 317. The 317 had the most limited number produced.

 

[Vaporstang]

 

[MT_Pokt]

Technically a fixed blade, right?

 

[st8yd]

Nice.
I've not seen one with the DLC coated blade.
I like the contrast of the handle and blade.

It's not DLC. It's polished, just the reflection.

 

[Makael]

Buck 124. Guard ground down a bit and clip point added.

 

[jbmonkey]

Buck 124. Guard ground down a bit and clip point added.

good to see ya Mike.....nice one.

did mods on it yourself or........?

 

[hunterjrg]

 

[PatriotX]

Late, as usual…

 

[Makael]

good to see ya Mike.....nice one.

did mods on it yourself or........?

Yes, slight mods but like how it ended up.

 

[pjsjr]

My contribution today…

 

[timbits588]

My contribution today…

Purdy

 

[qmether]

 

[jb4570]

 

[jmh33]

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[Vaporstang]

 

[GPyro]

Happy Friday!
Go Tigers!

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[DOGPOUND77]

 

[DeSotoSky]

Jeesh, Friday again already. I've shown this one before. Another 124 clip point to go with Makael''s. I believe the handle slabs are phenolic.
I'll not bother to show it but the tang stamp is crooked. I wonder if this was a lunch box project using a reject blade.