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Sheesh . my next book JUST released and those are last two pages with the teaser pictures of the prototype (BuckMaster 2.0) already spreading like wild fire. Welcome to the internet right? ha! ... Here is the page before those pages from "M9 Bayonet The Authorized History"
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Yes, please do, I was writing PMs then going to move Richs post over to a new one . Thanks 300
 
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Yup the bayonets are stamped in many variations PHROBIS Only and or PHROBIS/ BUCK and or just BUCK.. minus prototypes etc.... ...
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Thanks, I tried to catch my mistake and moved to the M9 thread, but appreciate the answer!!!

My Buckmaster 184 wants his "Cousin" in the collection. :)
 
[QUOTE="Bear Claw Chris Lappe, My Buckmaster 184 wants his "Cousin" in the collection. :)[/QUOTE]

Speaking of cousins of the 184. Does anyone know the difference, by looking, between the CUK and the MFK? I just guess one is marked and one isn't? There has to be another way?

Don
 
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This letter was represented by XDguys as proof that the Buckmaster was a "SEAL's Knife."

However, the letter only states a conditional offer of help in getting the knife into a testing procedure......it says nothing about it actually being a "SEAL's Knife."

So this letter offers no proof as was stated. Can XDguy explain this?

I almost hesitate to point this out since there has been a bit of sensitivity about the knife here recently, but I think it's a fair observation and question.

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VorpalRain said:
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This letter was represented by XDguys as proof that the Buckmaster was a "SEAL's Knife."

However, the letter only states a conditional offer of help in getting the knife into a testing procedure......it says nothing about it actually being a "SEAL's Knife."

So this letter offers no proof as was stated. Can XDguy explain this?

I almost hesitate to point this out since there has been a bit of sensitivity about the knife here recently, but I think it's a fair observation and question.

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Did you not read the FIRST sentence ? "Recently your company developed a survival knife which was based upon Navy Special warfare requirements." .. BOOM
 
I would love to find a barn find 184 someday. I can remember them at the local Army Navy for $110. Back then I was a broke college student and didn't have a hundred bucks to drop on a knife but I sure wanted one bad.
 
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