Buck Two-Fer Tuesday

pjsjr said:
I do love those old Bucks with some personality from use...even if improper. You just never know the whys surrounding such use.
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I hang around with a bunch of old guys in an organization "St Louis Antique Arms Collectors Association". It is an interesting group with a lot of knowledge but unfortunately the group is ageing out. One of the favorite sayings is...."if they could only talk"
 
DeSotoSky said:
I hang around with a bunch of old guys in an organization "St Louis Antique Arms Collectors Association".
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About 25 years ago, we were in St Louis so my wife could have surgery at Barnes. We had to stay for several days after the surgery, so I wheeled her around in a wheel chair while we took in various sites. I can assure you the St Louis Zoo is not flat terrain. I can't remember the details, but one place we saw had a very large display of Hawken rifles. The problem is I can't remember exactly where that was.

Bert
 
bertl said:
About 25 years ago, we were in St Louis so my wife could have surgery at Barnes. We had to stay for several days after the surgery, so I wheeled her around in a wheel chair while we took in various sites. I can assure you the St Louis Zoo is not flat terrain. I can't remember the details, but one place we saw had a very large display of Hawken rifles. The problem is I can't remember exactly where that was.

Bert
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We use to take the kids to the St.Louis zoo on a regular basis. Awesome zoo in my opinion. Lots of fond memories from there. I wouldn’t even attempt it with my current leg issues.
 
Two 110 50th Anniversary editions for this Two Fer Tuesday...
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I now have the two range 791s to compare for this Tuesdays Two Fer Tuesday.
The elite with the aluminum handle and the pro. I like them both, both have pros and cons right now.
I will carry them off and on for the next few months and make my decision on EDC.IMG_0398.jpeg
 
They still make such great knives. It’s honestly shocking the classic 110 with ebony and brass bolsters is still only $65. That 301 stockman has incredible blade grinds and beautiful granadillo wood covers. Made in USA greatness.
 
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