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I sure y'all have probably heard the old saying "Even a blind hog finds an acorn every now and then." ??
Well, just call me the whole damn sounder today.


Prior to this afternoon, I had held exactly 1, count'em 1 Becker, a Kabar BK2 that a buddy of mine uses frequently out on his ranch for a variety of tasks. It felt pretty good and I had decided that whenever I got around to buying a Becker, it would be a BK2. I have read all the accolades, bemoanings, etc on here and ocassionally posted in a thread, but never really was challenged to become an out and out Beckerhead.
So here is a picture of my Becker collection as of this morning when I left the house.

Then, this afternoon, I went into a gun shop to try to peddle my services. In one of the cases was this stack, literally covered in dust::

I asked the owner about them. He said he took them in trade for a rifle a year or two ago and hadn't had anyone even ask about them before.
So I asked him what he was asking for them. He said he had $275 in them and that's all he wanted for them so that he could use the space for something else. This man has just become my favorite gunshop.

The score::::
1 NIB Camillus BK11
1 N No B Kabar BK2 with sheath
1 NIB Camillus BK2
1 NIB Camillus BK7
1 NIB Blackjack BK2

So I guess I am now a Beckerhead-in-training
Well, just call me the whole damn sounder today.



Prior to this afternoon, I had held exactly 1, count'em 1 Becker, a Kabar BK2 that a buddy of mine uses frequently out on his ranch for a variety of tasks. It felt pretty good and I had decided that whenever I got around to buying a Becker, it would be a BK2. I have read all the accolades, bemoanings, etc on here and ocassionally posted in a thread, but never really was challenged to become an out and out Beckerhead.
So here is a picture of my Becker collection as of this morning when I left the house.

Then, this afternoon, I went into a gun shop to try to peddle my services. In one of the cases was this stack, literally covered in dust::

I asked the owner about them. He said he took them in trade for a rifle a year or two ago and hadn't had anyone even ask about them before.
So I asked him what he was asking for them. He said he had $275 in them and that's all he wanted for them so that he could use the space for something else. This man has just become my favorite gunshop.


The score::::
1 NIB Camillus BK11
1 N No B Kabar BK2 with sheath
1 NIB Camillus BK2
1 NIB Camillus BK7
1 NIB Blackjack BK2


So I guess I am now a Beckerhead-in-training