New Member Buck 124 Nut

Here you go. Lucy (Lucifer, the blonde female and Pete).

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David Martin said:
The female is already saying, "Just don't even think about it " . Ha ! DM ;)
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and if you look close, Pete is eyeballing you from the corner of his eye, dont even think about touching the pair of white micarta! Nice knives! Good looking chessies!!!!!!!!! Thanks!
 
NIce 124's!
hay i have a buck hunting yory that guards my knives!


"keep your paws off"
and
"need i say more?"
 
you have a very nice collection. someday maybe, but i need a better dog. despite his looks mine would help you clear out the house for a car ride.
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he coyote hunts with me and is a bone cruncher that loves EVERYONE (including total strangers) but hates anything with fur.(except pups and females:D).. 38 lbs of happy dog. and yes, hes an American Pit Bull Terrier.:thumbup:
 
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Ok, I was lucky enough to find a 3 line 124 yesterday at my honey hole with laminated birch wood handles . This knife is unused and the sheath has no scratches on it, never been carried, snoopy style with two rivets in the belt loop, so it cannot swivel . What year mfg. and what is the blade steel ? Thanks . DM
 
David, congrats, wish there were more honey holes here:D.

The dates on yours(if I read the sheet correctly) would be between 1980-1985, if 80 - early 81 the steel would be 440C after that 425M.

I understand that you can't post pic??? Preston
 
PJ, Thanks . I've since found a 124 article in the Dec. 2006 issue (JB may have stated the reference) which states laminated birch was first introduced as handle material in Dec. 1982 on 124's . So, the blade steel is probably 425M . DM
 
Very good knives.
I can dream only of such knifes in Russia.
All of them are a cold steel, each of them is necessary for certificating.
 
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