First off, hi everyone, I'm new to the forum and have read every post while waiting for my account to activate. I think I am in the right place though definitely in the minority as a woman. 
I am not a knife knutt or collector (yet) but I do appreciate a good tool that does the job and I am happy to say I have 3 Bucks that epitomize that description. (103C, 123 backwardC, and a 422X)
I would like to send all 3 in for Edge 2000 treatment but I am not quite clear on the cost and where to send them. It is 5.00 a blade, right?? Is a check OK or do I need to get a money order?
The damaged blade part of my post title is because my 103 has a slight "wave" in the blade about 1.5" up from the guard. I broke my thumb on the way into deer camp the first year I had my 103 and while I was able to get a nice doe, I got my 103 stuck opening the chest cavity and being one-handed, I somehow wrenched it and put that little curve in the blade. I don't know if it will be possible to re-edge the knife with that flaw in it. Any guess? I think it was my fault so I am willing to pay for repair if it isn't too expensive, though I was a bit dissappointed that the blade was that soft. Heck, I am no zena princess warrior
I love that 103 like no other knife. I think it was made for my hand. While knives kind of scare me in general, this one is so much a part of me that I feel safer holding it than without it. Heck I tell everyone I hunt with to come get me so I can help them field-dress their deer just so I can use it. 
It's dressed and butchered a dozen deer in the 5+ years I have had it. I may never buy another hunting knife, even though that Vanguard sure looks sweet.
Any help and/or advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
thanks,
Crystal
I am not a knife knutt or collector (yet) but I do appreciate a good tool that does the job and I am happy to say I have 3 Bucks that epitomize that description. (103C, 123 backwardC, and a 422X)
I would like to send all 3 in for Edge 2000 treatment but I am not quite clear on the cost and where to send them. It is 5.00 a blade, right?? Is a check OK or do I need to get a money order?
The damaged blade part of my post title is because my 103 has a slight "wave" in the blade about 1.5" up from the guard. I broke my thumb on the way into deer camp the first year I had my 103 and while I was able to get a nice doe, I got my 103 stuck opening the chest cavity and being one-handed, I somehow wrenched it and put that little curve in the blade. I don't know if it will be possible to re-edge the knife with that flaw in it. Any guess? I think it was my fault so I am willing to pay for repair if it isn't too expensive, though I was a bit dissappointed that the blade was that soft. Heck, I am no zena princess warrior
I love that 103 like no other knife. I think it was made for my hand. While knives kind of scare me in general, this one is so much a part of me that I feel safer holding it than without it.
Heck I tell everyone I hunt with to come get me so I can help them field-dress their deer just so I can use it. It's dressed and butchered a dozen deer in the 5+ years I have had it. I may never buy another hunting knife, even though that Vanguard sure looks sweet.Any help and/or advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
thanks,
Crystal
