Build Outs, LE's and Odd 112's

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I've missed quite a few odd 112's the last 2 years or so and I have some catching up to do. While I wasn't looking there was some build outs and LE's I've seen on the bay in the last few weeks but I know that I have missed many. Can yall share a pic or two of some of the odd 112's from 2014 or later? Thank you!
 
Got a limited run 112 in 5160. I love it.
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I'll have to check out 6150 steel as I know nothing about it...Is it stamped on the back of the blade? Do you have a idea how many were made? Thanks for posting! .
 
bucksway said:
I'll have to check out 6150 steel as I know nothing about it...Is it stamped on the back of the blade? Do you have a idea how many were made? Thanks for posting! .
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5160 is known for it's toughness and corrosion resistance. It's something you normally find in a fixed blade knife. Some question it's usefulness in a small folder but I like it.
This one has oak scales out of 100 but they made numerous runs of 100 with different scales. How many I'm not entirely sure.
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I just got this 112/482 from a favorite seller. It's nickel silver with ebony scales. The 482 drop point blade was bead blasted and has a factory letter.



 
I like the 482 112 combination,it really works well. I chased a few drop point 112's when I first started collecting. There was a few rare BCCI drop points and I always felt it was the best all around blade style for a EDC. I love the chip flint blades for looks tho..
 
Christiantrevor said:
I just got this 112/482 from a favorite seller. It's nickel silver with ebony scales. The 482 drop point blade was bead blasted and has a factory letter.
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I almost bought that knife.I caught it just a few minutes after he listed it.I saw something else that caught my fancy.

Congratulations,that's a good looking 112.
 
Hi Clint,

Welcome back! Here is a few shots of the BCCI copper/carbon it is a sweet knife.


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I just went back on the BCCI website and looked at the newsletter that had the order form for that knife..I don't know how I missed it !! Maybe one of my kids thought it was junk mail and it never made it to my desk. The BCCI has commissioned many beautiful rare Bucks and the Copper 112 sure is one of the best! I wonder if it would polish up to a high gloss? I'm going to make very sure I don't miss any more newsletters! One of the greatest benefits of joining the BCCI is the body of knowledge that is available to you the instant you have access to the website. ..
 
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