Customizing my 110... who?

Azis

Azis

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I have been thinking about having a couple of my 110's customized. That would include some scroll work any suggestions and info on who to contact?

thanks
 
I would track down the artist called "Ghosttown",There isn't anything i've seen that he has done work on that isn't truely a work of art!Buck 110's are his specialty,but i'm not sure he takes in work from just anyone,it is definatelt worth looking into though!good luck.
 
He mentioned scrollwork...does Leroy do scrollwork??? :confused:

Leroy did a blade swap for me...came out very nice... :) :thumbup:
 
I sent an email so I will wait to see the responce, I have some fixed blade that I would like to have done as well if I can find the right person.
 
Azis said:
I sent an email so I will wait to see the responce, I have some fixed blade that I would like to have done as well if I can find the right person.
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...Just know that Leroy is one busy guy...He may not answer your email immediately but he WILL answer...His work is about as good as it can get...
 
Azis said:
I sent an email so I will wait to see the responce, I have some fixed blade that I would like to have done as well if I can find the right person.
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You know, DarrylS does some knife mangling in his spare time...blade swaps, scale replacements, polishing...I don't know what else...but he just got a truckload of tools this Christmas, I bet he's itching to try them out!!! :D :thumbup:
 
I know scrollwork is a rare art nowdays but what about file work any names?
 
chickentrax said:
You know, DarrylS does some knife mangling in his spare time...:D :thumbup:
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:cool: ...I'm thinkin' you have some kine high-technicalized spyin' 'quipment that yer watchin' me with Trax...LMBO...'cause you mighta hit it right on the head with that "mangling" as a description of what I do in my spare time...:eek: :D :p
 
I would like to see their custom shop add more features like file work and a better selection of handle materials. What we need is a place to send our Bucks for makeovers.
 
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