Downfall of the 101?

I picked up a demo model for $20.00, came with ebony scales. I'll take pick with a 110 in a bit and post it. Right now I'm with child. For reference. Here he is normally.

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But here he is right now.

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All bundled up.
 
uglytrucknut said:
I picked up a demo model for $20.00, came with ebony scales. I'll take pick with a 110 in a bit and post it. Right now I'm with child. For reference. Here he is normally.

pooch1-651555.jpg


But here he is right now.

speedy_belly-826596.jpg


All bundled up.
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uglytrucknut said:
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I sure would have liked to see one with Nickle/Silver bolsters and G10 scales.
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i cant see your pics. not hosted where they will show up. I tried to get to the site where they are hosted but wouldnt show them.
 
Makael said:
I did buy the 5160 version. Not sure of the wood species.
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Looks good, 5160 is fun :thumbsup: I love sharpening 5160 because it's so easy to get a nice edge. That one looks like oak to me, but it might be oak Dymondwood which is more durable.

Does anyone recall seeing a 101 Drop Point? I could have sworn I saw one, but I may have been imagining it...
 
BuckShack said:
Does anyone recall seeing a 101 Drop Point? I could have sworn I saw one, but I may have been imagining it...
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There was a Rosewood handled Drop point version. I also think there was no date code on the blade. This information is from notes I have when I was thinking about buying a 101.
 
Product Highlights:

  • Item Number: 0101RWSSH
  • Blade: 3 3/4" 420HC Drop Point
  • Handle Material: Rosewood Dymondwood
  • Extras: Made in Post Falls, ID. Genuine Leather Sheath. Individually Numbered First Production Run of 100.
Buck Forever Warranty:

  • Buck will warranty each and every Buck knife to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the life of the knife, and will repair or replace with a new Buck knife, at their option, any Buck knife that is defective. Buck Knives does not warrant its products against normal wear or misuse. Buck Knives are not intended to be used as hammers, chisels, pry bars or screwdrivers.

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Thanks guys! I thought I saw one. I'm not losing my mind (yet) :D Sadly those appear to be a one run deal.
 
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