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Welcome to bladeforums.
Very nice custom 184.
I have seen one (1) before.
Is the leather sheath aftermarket?
Very nice custom 184.
I have seen one (1) before.
Is the leather sheath aftermarket?
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Nice Buckmaster!!
I know they came with that leather sheath, as apposed to the plastic one, but I dont remember if we made the sheaths in our leather shop or if we found a supplier for them. The sheath was mainly made for the model 908, a knife we did for Harley Davidson that used the 184 blade.
I know they came with that leather sheath, as apposed to the plastic one, but I dont remember if we made the sheaths in our leather shop or if we found a supplier for them. The sheath was mainly made for the model 908, a knife we did for Harley Davidson that used the 184 blade.
You can add it to your collection! No problems.
I don't have a Buck 124. Never had. Sorry.
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Big blades & very nice!!!
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Please send all donations for the "CHICKEN TRAX BANDWIDTH FUND" to my paypal account 
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That gold blade is pimpin'
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For the 908 we did for Harley, we used the 184 blank and just left out the broached and serrated teeth. Basically the same footprint.
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Is it a 908 that Haebbie is posting here? That knife really looks like you could get into a dandy fight on a sand bar with it (a la Jim Bowie).
Is it a 908 that Haebbie is posting here? That knife really looks like you could get into a dandy fight on a sand bar with it (a la Jim Bowie).
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Haebbie
Have a look at Jim Bowie in Wikipedia. You can find a very vivid account of the fight on the sand bar. The fight on the sand bar probably did more to make Bowie famous than any other event until his death at the Alamo. He killed a man with his knife on the sand bar and all knives similar to what he used that day are still called a Bowie knives today.
Have a look at Jim Bowie in Wikipedia. You can find a very vivid account of the fight on the sand bar. The fight on the sand bar probably did more to make Bowie famous than any other event until his death at the Alamo. He killed a man with his knife on the sand bar and all knives similar to what he used that day are still called a Bowie knives today.