Official Buck Picture Thread

[hkingdom]

Outstanding, hkingdom! Congratulations!
Dave

Thanks Dave. Here's another Commerative. It is a 1995 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Commerative. Not as ornate as the Colt, but still nice etching.

 

[mainewoodsman]

Haven't seen any food shots for a while - lol

I've been carrying my 270 lately and really like this knife... slices through sirloin, like butter

Here's dinner tonight... some Black Angus Sirloin cooked over a hardwood bbq, rice with home made tomato sauce and asparagus. And, some Italian red.




Happy New Year all!

Woody

 

[300Bucks]

Black Angus and a Buck Knife a picture that makes my father-in-law and myself smile. Just in case you were wondering, I'm the knife smiler...300$s

 

[300Bucks]

Working on my photos skills,
Year 2000, Limited Edition, Large Trappers
Serial Numbers 0648 and 0649 (was lucky) 300$s

 

[mainewoodsman]

300$s your pic skills are fine! Nice looking trappers... is that a hand made spear in the back?

 

[300Bucks]

Flint knife, someone else chipped the head,Bos'de Arc (Osage orange)handle. From my mountain man days. Just for show. Homemade green river for possibles. 300$s

 

[jb4570]

My BCCI 111 came today!!!! How about some of you other BCCI members post a few of your new BCCI 111





jb4570

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I'll add my custom Buck 110 with nickel bolsters and stag scales, BG42 blade, what more could you ask for, oh, it was a prize won on the Buck forum, how cool is that!
Thanks again to the folks that help make that possible, Joe Houser and Evil Earl Ed.

Custom110 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Custom110_2 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Custom110_3 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Custom110_4 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Custom110_5 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Very nice knife, solid lockup and excellent edge grind on this one!
G2

 

[300Bucks]

One with printing, one without. 1999 SMKW projects. Stagalon and pick-bone. Couple of other variations, brass rivets (95), long pull(99).

 

[allenC]

 

[pkdmslf]

Here's a couple of pics of my Buck Sirus AO with ATS-34 blade.

 

[allenC]

A few more pics of my buffalo-horn 110.
I tried to get some good close-ups of the scales themselves....

 

[keensharp]

nice knives. Don't buck bother to clean the GREEN compound out of the BLACK horn?

 

[allenC]

nice knives. Don't buck bother to clean the GREEN compound out of the BLACK horn?

Maybe the buffalo was young....you know, a "greenhorn".

 

[keensharp]

Maybe the buffalo was young....you know, a "greenhorn".

.

 

[Richard Matheny]

The green stuff is buffing compound. It should come off if you want it off. Try a little turpentine and a tooth brush. Brush parallel with the grooves containing the compound and wipe dry.

 

[keensharp]

thats what I thought, I have no problem getting the buffing compound out of my jigged bone or horn on a finished knife with just hot soapy water and a toothbrush

 

[topol]

Recently acquired a custom shop balck micarta, brass bolster, polished blade 110. This is a sleek 110. Wonder why Buck does not still offer this?

 

[allenC]

The green stuff is buffing compound. It should come off if you want it off. Try a little turpentine and a tooth brush. Brush parallel with the grooves containing the compound and wipe dry.

thats what I thought, I have no problem getting the buffing compound out of my jigged bone or horn on a finished knife with just hot soapy water and a toothbrush

Thanks for the advice guys.:thumbup:
I'm going to clean her up today and maybe get some fresh pics.


topol, nice!:thumbup:
I really like that mirror polished blade.

 

[Hard H2O]

Thanks for the advice guys.:thumbup:
I'm going to clean her up today and maybe get some fresh pics.


topol, nice!:thumbup:
I really like that mirror polished blade.

I would leave it. Just my opinion but I think it adds an antique type look. If it is that easy to remove then it will probably come off with use anyway.

I would probably contact Buck and ask about it. Maybe they leave it in for asthetics.