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I just picked up a nice 3 dot 110 with original sheath, never been sharpened...$22
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Nice 3 dot 110
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You're right Preston! :grumpy: I'm so jealous I could spit! 
I've been looking for one without much luck. There's one I'm watching on Ebay, but I'm not excited about it's appearance. Scott, yours looks absolutely pristine. Way to go! :thumbup:
I've been looking for one without much luck. There's one I'm watching on Ebay, but I'm not excited about it's appearance. Scott, yours looks absolutely pristine. Way to go! :thumbup:
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Thanks guys, it was just one of those lucky crap shoots from ebay on a 110...opened that blade..instant smile I did Flitz the brass.
I did Flitz the brass.
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Scott - I'm new to the older Bucks; is that really an unsharpened blade???
If so, could you do another pic of it??? The pic in my browser looks "shortened" for some reason...
I've been trying to get an idea of what an as-new older blade looks like; I still have no idea...They all look ground-down to my eyes...
If so, could you do another pic of it??? The pic in my browser looks "shortened" for some reason...
I've been trying to get an idea of what an as-new older blade looks like; I still have no idea...They all look ground-down to my eyes...
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Trax,I'm not much on picture takin'......
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Scott Hartman said:
Thanks anyway! I'm trying to get a feel for what Buck blades looked like when new...so I can tell how much they've been ground/sharpened...
Hard to tell from your first pics...
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That's about as good as I can get it:thumbup:
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Scott Hartman said:
That one is much better! (Are you using the "macro" setting???)
Some of mine that I thought had been terribly ground down may not have been...just poorly sharpened...
I guess I'll have to learn how to sharpen these things...
Thanks! :thumbup:
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To quote myself:
When I do sharpen, I use a Lansky or old Carborundum oil stones or wet stones.
chickentrax said:Scott - I'm new to the older Bucks; is that really an unsharpened blade???
If so, could you do another pic of it??? The pic in my browser looks "shortened" for some reason...
I've been trying to get an idea of what an as-new older blade looks like; I still have no idea...They all look ground-down to my eyes...
I noticed that too. The blade looks short, but I'm sure it's just the angle at which the pic was taken.