Buck Folder Copie

Haebbie

Haebbie

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Here are some more or less good copies of the buck folders I found in the past. But i think, I keep at the Bucks in the future






Best Regards,
Herbert
 
I would like to see Buck copy an idea from our European friends...a 110 with a lanyard hole
 
yeah theres a really nice puma folder for sale at my local knife shop with stag scales but they want $300 aussie dollars for it.
 
Puma trys to make good knives. Some of them are very good. But their trend is, to make really slim handles. I like them a bit thicker. And also the Pumas are too expesive. You find other german manufacurers, that build also good knives and they do a part of the Pumas. But if you like, may be, that they are cheaper in Germany as Bucks are cheaper in the U.S. If you like, i can try to help you to lower the price.

Best regards,
Herbert
 
i only have one (copy) of a buck
it is a ja henkles that is very similar to the 110 a nice stag handled knife that is very well made but other than that i am not much for copies or clones i figure for the extra few bucks why not have the authentic
 
BM10, thats the point: why to buy copies, when I can have the authentic?

best regards,
Herbert
 
Haebbie said:
BM10, thats the point: why to buy copies, when I can have the authentic?
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Sometimes the copies are better...

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buckman#10 said:
trax i can see canada on there , whos is that ? whats the scoop ?
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Buckman#10 - It's in your backyard!!! :D

http://knivesdirect.com/details.php?Model=R380S&PHPSESSID=976744b6d378e3fe25e1ac617a11f2d0

Haebbie - Some of our Canadian members think the R380S is just as good if not better... ;)

Another good copy is the Remington R-3...

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I have one of these, and it is a nice knife...but it is an example of a good idea taken too far...as a single-blade clip-point folder, it is great...but add an extra blade, and it loses quite a bit...(you can't use both blades at once, so the unused blade is always spoiling the grip)... :rolleyes:
 
thanks trax thats a pretty beefy looking blade he uses and i see he has some nice kitchen sets also
 
buckman#10 said:
thanks trax thats a pretty beefy looking blade he uses and i see he has some nice kitchen sets also
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WillTheBarb has one of these...maybe he can post a pic with a 110 for comparison...if he reads this...[size=-2](I could just go open a window and yell, "Hey Will!!!"...he's not all that far away)...[/size] :D

I'd like to know how thick the R380S blade is...and what "High-carbon stainless steel" they are using... ;)
 
Buckman#10 just pointed out that Grohmann also offers it in Turquoise...

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Not my thang, but interesting nonetheless...
 
Buckaholic said:
$$$$ = OUCH!!!!
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That reminds me - Scott Hartman had mentioned that his local feed & grain store had the Asian 119 knockoffs for ~$20...I checked my local Central Tractor and Agway stores; no luck... :( (Neither carries Buck either)...
 
chickentrax said:
That reminds me - Scott Hartman had mentioned that his local feed & grain store had the Asian 119 knockoffs for ~$20...I checked my local Central Tractor and Agway stores; no luck... :( (Neither carries Buck either)...
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Yeah, but I really like that Grohmann. $$$$
But for the bucks for a Buck, I'm guessing the 110 is at least equal(???)
Don't know what I don't know though...
 
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