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Yep, 880 spear point
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Let's see your "tactical" Bucks
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Yep, 880 spear point
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Custom made Punk from Karen Hood to me. Matches my Custom XD Pistol
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Who designed the Buck Vantage Force - Pro?
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Does it have to be designed for war, or does it count if it just accidentally found its way there?
My early-80s 119:
I carried this for a number of years on my pistol belt. The Buck sheath just didn't last so I picked up a replacement 'ballistic nylon' model that was being sold in the PX back then. They were made by Brigade Quartermasters if I remember correctly. Not a bad sheath.
One day I took it down to the motor pool and had our machine shop guy drill a hole in the pommel.
Fast forward about 8 years and this knife just happened to be in my duffle bag when we loaded up for Desert Shield/Storm and it ended up doing a lot of base camp chores (by then I was sporting a Randall Model 14 on my pistol belt). I never did like the excessive 'belly' on these early-mid 80's blades and I think the current 119 profile is much better.
My early-80s 119:
I carried this for a number of years on my pistol belt. The Buck sheath just didn't last so I picked up a replacement 'ballistic nylon' model that was being sold in the PX back then. They were made by Brigade Quartermasters if I remember correctly. Not a bad sheath.
One day I took it down to the motor pool and had our machine shop guy drill a hole in the pommel.
Fast forward about 8 years and this knife just happened to be in my duffle bag when we loaded up for Desert Shield/Storm and it ended up doing a lot of base camp chores (by then I was sporting a Randall Model 14 on my pistol belt). I never did like the excessive 'belly' on these early-mid 80's blades and I think the current 119 profile is much better.
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Here my Bucks. Intrepid 189 II Tanto, 110 (1986) and a 422 Bucklite (1983/1984). Love that 
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Here my Bucks. Intrepid 189 II Tanto, 110 (1986) and a 422 Bucklite (1983/1984). Love that
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That Buck Intrepid 189 II Tanto is neat:thumbup:
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Here's a few I have... I don't really care for Tactical Buck Knives... Well I do like the 184s...
I think you can call this one a tactical Buck...
I think you can call this one a tactical Buck...
I guess the General in 440C is about as tactical as they get. The Hoodlum even more so. Since I don't run as fast as I used to, and I am not trained in art of carving?, I hike a 357 Magnum around.View attachment 390187
