Buck-n-Guns

TheFishman said:
Ruger Single Ten and Buck 120
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Those two look great together!
 
Three recent acquisitions: 1) New Marlin 1895 "Dark Series" in 45-70 (suppressor ready ;) ). I added the cartridge quivers. My phone's camera, and probably mostly me, are really bad at photographing anything that is all black, so I added the photo from Ruger/Marlin. 2) New C&C Buck Sprint Ops Pro in S45VN and natural G10. Great fit and finish and flicks with ease. 3) Lastly, a county rescue puppy named Cooper (who wouldn't stop licking the rifle :eek:🤣).
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Tecate said:
Three recent acquisitions: 1) New Marlin 1895 "Dark Series" in 45-70 (suppressor ready ;) ). I added the bullet quivers. My phone's camera, and probably mostly me, are really bad at photographing anything that is all black, so I added the photo from Ruger/Marlin. 2) New C&C Buck Sprint Ops Pro in S45VN and natural G10. Great fit and finish and flicks with ease. 3) Lastly, a county rescue puppy named Cooper (who wouldn't stop licking the rifle :eek:🤣).
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Yes honey, I "need" the suppressed 45-70 to protect us from the T-Rex that's trying to take our puppy.
That rifle is awesome. I didn't know it existed and now I want it. Thanks for sharing.
 
Tecate said:
Three recent acquisitions: 1) New Marlin 1895 "Dark Series" in 45-70 (suppressor ready ;) ). I added the bullet quivers. My phone's camera, and probably mostly me, are really bad at photographing anything that is all black, so I added the photo from Ruger/Marlin. 2) New C&C Buck Sprint Ops Pro in S45VN and natural G10. Great fit and finish and flicks with ease. 3) Lastly, a county rescue puppy named Cooper (who wouldn't stop licking the rifle :eek:🤣).
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The pup is awesome
 
1911bphil said:
Yes honey, I "need" the suppressed 45-70 to protect us from the T-Rex that's trying to take our puppy.
That rifle is awesome. I didn't know it existed and now I want it. Thanks for sharing.
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Well, the first rule of 45-70 club is you don't want neighbors knowing you have a 45-70, if they do everybody gonna call you when they get the seasonal rhinoceros infestation, it's like being the only guy in the neighborhood with a truck when somebody needs some stuff from Home Depot.
 
Howdy folks,

It's been way too long since I last posted in the Buck forum. My dad passed away in November and I was honored to inherit his gun collection and I figured this would be a great place to show off some of his old guns with my (and his) old Buck knives .

A few years ago I decided to focus my Buck collection on knives from the mid to late 70's. Unbeknownst to me, the majority of my dad's gun collection is from that era (mostly bought new by him).

Pictured below is a 5" Model 27 in .357 Magnum from 1978 along with a Buck 119 and 112, both from around 1978. The S&W belt buckle is from 1979.

Thanks for looking and I'll be sure to post more Bucks-n-Guns in the near future.

Best,
Matthew

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TAH said:
Sorry for your loss, Matthew. 🙏 Everything in that photo is terrific, including the photograph itself. A beautiful example of a Model 27 from Smith & Wesson’s golden years. And the knives ain’t bad either. 😉
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Thank you Tom. I was definitely channeling you when I set up that shot.
 
m.and said:
Thank you Tom. I was definitely channeling you when I set up that shot.
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Nah, that’s all you. If you were channeling me, it wouldn’t have turned out very good.

Who made that good looking holster peeking out?
 
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