I got my charcoal dymondwood 154cm 110 yesterday and it's a nice knife. My question is, does Buck make different dymondwood. I had (traded) a vantage avid with dymondwood that looked more like a plastic resin and it's handles were different than the 110 handles. the 110 looks to me like a real wood product. Anyone have a vantage avid and can compare?
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Dymondwood question
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I have both models and you're right,the avid dymondwood seems to contain more resin than the 110 dymondwood.Just a guess but I'd say yes.
Dymondwood is a trademarked product of the Rutland Plywood Corporation. One could presume Buck is buying their product. Here's a catalog for Dymondwood from Rutland.
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Dymondwood can come in just about any color variation they want to make it in.
These RAASCO 1911 grips are Dymondwood "Cocobolo".
These RAASCO 1911 grips are Dymondwood "Cocobolo".
