Official Buck Picture Thread

[Jollyjumbuck]

That knife is absolutely beautiful:thumbup:
Brilliant damascus pattern.

 

[110 Dave]

Totally agree... that is a beautiful knife and stunning pics...

When I am in Idaho... you can give me some hints lol!

yes you did post it! ...i missed it as i was in the land of limited access!:thumbdn:

i am sure we all
will have some hints for each other in post falls!

 

[Scott Hartman]

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[Maverick4546]

I picked up this 112 a few weeks ago. I'm glad I started collecting the 112s..fewer of them "for sale" and the prices are still reasonable.

Nice 112 Scott!

How many 112s do you have now?

Mav

 

[Scott Hartman]

A quick count gives me around 15

 

[Maverick4546]

A quick count gives me around 15

Cool I am planning on increasing my 112 count

 

[peterinct]

Great thread. Thanks to all for the great posts.

Evil Eye Earl.....I am duly impressed and amazed by your collection.

Peter

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

Great thread. Thanks to all for the great posts.

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[Peppe]

Sorry, I tried to get the photo smaller but I can't.

 

[Jollyjumbuck]

Wow, thats nice

 

[MWTBDLTR]

First Production Run 1 of 500. BG-42 Blade 108$ on eBay.

 

[omaha-beenglockin]

My Buck collection---so far:

Folders:

There are 2 110's missing from the pic---one is in the car---the other is 2005 Walmart Christmas tin in the cabinet. The Odessy on the box is also NIB. The tin pictured there is still sealed in the factory plastic---the unpictured one is opened.


Fixed:

 

[jb4570]

Here are some Buff Chip Flints and a Horny 500 .

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

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[Super Dave]

Here'a 3 knives I modified this week: a rattlesnake handled knife, a smooth water buggalo with finger grooves, and a jigged water buffalo. I took off the old wood handles and added new handles. Also check out the brass bolsters.

 

[Super Dave]

The Jigged Buffalo 110 (rehandled) was too thick for any of my sheaths, so I decided to try making one. It really wasn't very hard to make, but the hand-stitching was tedious; took about 3 hours. Here is the result of my first try: it took all day yesterday to make, but it came out nicely.

--Super Dave

 

[HOE3]

SuperDave,

That is one nice sheath! How bout you makin me one?!

 

[Super Dave]

thanks for the compliment,. It took more time to make that sheath than to rehandle each of the knives. I don't see how people sell hand-sewn sheaths for under $50.

 

[wh4f]

Heres a few pics of my newest fillet.
This was long awaited for me! I know alot of guys don't get too excited over the fillets but I love 'em!! Its stamped 123 but actually model 129...
Thanks again for all the info Joe!!!

 

[Scott Hartman]

Is that a roe dipper?or for caviar?