Different 110

Scott Hartman

Scott Hartman

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I picked up a cheap 1997 110 because it struck me as odd. It has no visible pins on the factory inlays, came with 2 sheaths, couldn't pass it up.
 
Cood Deal Scott!!!!

Don't you have a real oldie with no scale pins.....:) May be the start of a "theme"

Is that nylon a horizontal carry? Extra bonus if it is.
 
Scott,
Looks like a really clean, neat knife without the pins.
What is "cheap" ? A range then?
 
It looks nekid
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Pretty cool Scott.
Where'd cha find it?
 
Cool knife Scott.
I like that nekid look! I wonder how many more are out there like that??
 
Scott,

I would say that was a GREAT DEAL. :D I too would like one in my herd, are there anymore where that one came from??:confused: I like nekid things!:p
 
I think the correct term is Buck Nekid....:rolleyes:
Do you have the box? If you give me the catalog number from the box, I can look it up. I know we did a special run for someone a few years back that did not have inlay pins. I thought the blade was mirror polished though. Nice find! :D
 
The knives with the polished blades and no pins were the Buckle Tree over run knives Cat # 8041 Model # 110C. Mine has a 1990 date mark. FYI.
 
Joe & Richard, Thanks for the additional info, but the blade is a standard factory finish. Mine is an fleabay find, good price, but without a box. I hope someone finds the information that it was a super dooper limited 1 of 1 'Buck Nekid' edition :D
 
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