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I have the opportunity to purchase a damascus buck 110. I need to know the value and when the last one was produced. Thanks.
Winston
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DAMASCUS BUCK 110
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they are still being produced at Pete's custom shop. Check out the prices there.
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Phil. 4:13
Dave
Wharton,NJ
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lifter
Phil. 4:13
Dave
Wharton,NJ
Winston,
The Buck 110DM which is what you're referring to was produced in '88 and '89. This model had a damascus blade and sambar stag handles. I've seen them anywhere from $5 (yup, a forumite picked one up for a measly 5 bucks at a garage sale
) to $250.
The quality of the damascus being offered through PCKS is probably better than that used in the late 80's. Perhaps Joe will pop in to validate.
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The Buck 110DM which is what you're referring to was produced in '88 and '89. This model had a damascus blade and sambar stag handles. I've seen them anywhere from $5 (yup, a forumite picked one up for a measly 5 bucks at a garage sale
The quality of the damascus being offered through PCKS is probably better than that used in the late 80's. Perhaps Joe will pop in to validate.
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-=[Bob Allman]=-
..Rapid City, SD..
I did NOT escape from the institution! They gave me a day pass!
BFC member since the very beginning
Member: American Knife & Tool Institute; Varmint Hunters Association;
National Rifle Association; Praire Thunder Inc.; Rapid City Rifle Club;
Spearfish Rifle & Pistol Club; Buck Collectors Club (prime interest: 532s)
Certified Talonite(r) enthusiast!
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Sorry for the delay. I posted an answer earlier but i didn't see it today. Guess i fergot to push the post button again!
Anyway, when we first started making damascus blades in early 90's, we used two suppliers. The first one had some quality issues so we found the second. The stuff used in PCKS is from the second supplier of course.
I hope this helps,
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Joe Houser
Director of Quality, Buck Knives Inc.
Buck Collectors club Administrator
Anyway, when we first started making damascus blades in early 90's, we used two suppliers. The first one had some quality issues so we found the second. The stuff used in PCKS is from the second supplier of course.
I hope this helps,
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Joe Houser
Director of Quality, Buck Knives Inc.
Buck Collectors club Administrator
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I got it look great .
Box and all the papers.
Box and all the papers.