Pack Rat
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I went to a gun show yesterday that had more knives than guns. Were more Bucks than I have seen at gun shows in the past.
Was one big 317 two blade folder that was in nice shape, just needed a little polishing. Guy was firm on $75. I passed.
A used 121 three liner in a flap over sheath was $35. Having several 121's I passed on that one as well.
One guy had three 110's. Couple of old two dots that he, or someone had taken a buffing wheel to and semi polished the blades. Told him they would have brought more to a collector had they been left alone. Wanted $40 ea. Then he had a brand new one that he tried to tell me was brass plated on the bolsters instead of solid brass.
Saw a couple of 120's in sheaths for $95 ea.
Were other miscellaneous old ones that appeared nib that I didn't ask about. A 170, a 175, and some newer ones. Even saw a 106 axe but didn't ask the price.
Was interesting that there are knife dealers out there still sitting on nib old Bucks.
Overall, prices seemed kinda high on the knives, as did prices on guns. The gun guys appear to be doing some gouging from what I saw in previous shows. And the ammo prices were just stupid. they may not realize that ammo is starting to show back up on store shelves.
It is strange, but there are two shows in town this weekend, so headed off to the other one now. This is the larger of the two so will be interesting.
Will let ya know if I find anything I just can't live without.

and no.....wern't any orangies
Was one big 317 two blade folder that was in nice shape, just needed a little polishing. Guy was firm on $75. I passed.
A used 121 three liner in a flap over sheath was $35. Having several 121's I passed on that one as well.
One guy had three 110's. Couple of old two dots that he, or someone had taken a buffing wheel to and semi polished the blades. Told him they would have brought more to a collector had they been left alone. Wanted $40 ea. Then he had a brand new one that he tried to tell me was brass plated on the bolsters instead of solid brass.

Saw a couple of 120's in sheaths for $95 ea.
Were other miscellaneous old ones that appeared nib that I didn't ask about. A 170, a 175, and some newer ones. Even saw a 106 axe but didn't ask the price.
Was interesting that there are knife dealers out there still sitting on nib old Bucks.
Overall, prices seemed kinda high on the knives, as did prices on guns. The gun guys appear to be doing some gouging from what I saw in previous shows. And the ammo prices were just stupid. they may not realize that ammo is starting to show back up on store shelves.
It is strange, but there are two shows in town this weekend, so headed off to the other one now. This is the larger of the two so will be interesting.
Will let ya know if I find anything I just can't live without.


and no.....wern't any orangies
