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Hi everyone. This is my first post to the forum. I've owned quite a few Bucks over the years as a knife collector, but this is the first time I ever had anything worth writing about. I do some driving for business and buy knives at pawn shops, garage sales, gun shows, etc., when business is good in the summer and sell them when business slows down in the winter. I saw this Buckmaster the other day in a used sporting goods store and I just had to have it. The store was selling the knife on consignment for the owner, who got it as a present from his dad in the mid-eighties. I offered them $100 less than they were asking and they took it. I figured I'd post it on here, since it is a rare knife in like new condition. I sure hope it isn't a fake, although I'm confident its real, since I had another 1986 Buckmaster to compare it to that I bought earlier the same day in a pawnshop. I've included some pics of my new knife. Hopefully they work. Other than the inverse stamp, the other odd thing about this knife is that the finish at the top of the tang and on part of the stamp matches the finish on the guard, not the rest of the blade, like it wasn't quite finished. But I'm pretty sure its an authentic Buckmaster. And its all there in the box with everything there other than the sample of Flitz that I read came along with these. Any comments are appreciated, since it's only the third Buckmaster I've ever owned. I plan on hanging on to it, at least for a while. Thanks.
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