Buck Selector Blades you won't see often

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I had a few Selector handles laying around, and some I didn't have blades for.

I always wanted an affordable damascus knife to be able to carry and found a maker in Idaho to shape some blades form my Selector handles.
Some of his blades operate (open/close) better than the factory Buck blades I got with the knives and some operate the same.
I have a functional American made knife from handle to blade that didn't cost to much.
Snake River Knives was the maker of the blades.
I really like the feather pattern on the big blade. I added the guthook to one so I can change the blade at the camp for utility or for skinning and not have to change the blade during the skinning. I would probably use a 691 Zipper for the work but have a great backup.


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4D, all of them are sweet... Thanks for sharing... ITE ... :thumbup:


4D, can you post that picture or some pictures of your Selectors with those Damascus blades on my about Bucklites here on forums... I was feeling a little lite today ...

Thanks
 
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Excellent idea 4D. Buck would get my business making new blades, damascus included, for Selector knives. Heck, bring them both back, Selector blades and knives in 110 and 112 sizes. Oh yea.

Thank you for the pics. Very appealing to the eye.
 
The'feather' blades look great and are my favorite..Some day I WILL have him make a 112 for the display!
 
Very nice! Like the blade shapes and patterns.
 
Holy Samoly,those are nice,never thought i'd see something like that on buck selectors,very nice indeed,thanks for sharing!
 
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