Official Buck Picture Thread

[irsh]

A couple Bucks forgotten in a drawer.

 

[Grateful]

I irsh I always liked those. Yours is the first grey one I’ve seen.

 

[irsh]

I irsh I always liked those. Yours is the first grey one I’ve seen.

They are nice, lightweight little knives for light tasks. I vaguely remember tossing them in the kitchen "Dad's-stuff" drawer years ago.

 

[MBG]

A couple Bucks forgotten in a drawer.

I had one of these sets. Sam's Club had a deal on them when I was a kid, can't remember if I bought it with chore money or if I got my dad to buy it for me. I lost the black one and the sheath. When I was 11, I shot my first buck on Youth Day with my grandpa, we used the grey one to field dress it. This past Christmas I flew home for a week and the grey knife was the only pocket knife I left at their house, so I carried it all week. I really enjoyed it and it inspired me to buy a 112 Slim Select which I've been carrying as a secondary folder for loaning out/dirty jobs.

 

[tiguy7]

Slow swappers. You need to take the pivot screw out to change blades.View attachment 1736606

 

[MT_Pete]

https://imgur.com/a/K81kNEF

This is my collection minus my 722 folder that's in a pack in my truck. Not bad for starting it in September after winning the 722 in August. That rekindled my liking for Buck Knives!! The 119 is my very first custom made knife and my favorite!!

 

[Knifemaniac87]

a few Buck/Mayos

 

[hunterjrg]

 

[BrotherJim]

1990 calling. Belt sheath seldom used. Mostly just pocket carry

 

[hunterjrg]

A 2 dot, 2021 and an S35vn grey Diamondwood drop point.

 

[Alone]

 

[Alone]

Dad (RIP) was a life-long Hunter and Sportsman. In all my years of watching him gut, skin, and quarter countless whitetail, I only saw him with one knife...his trusty Buck 110. If he was afield, that ol' black leather sheath was ALWAYS on his belt. I reckon he probably scored his first 110 at the PX, before getting out of the Army in '65. Knowing him, he was probably happy to show-off that he had the "latest & greatest" to his Buddies.

The "Internet" was non-existent in those days. So, "warranty" wasn't much use to him. He'd completely use one up, for about a decade, and then score him a fresh one.

Anyhoo, I just got off my "shift", so to speak, and am thinking about him. I lost him to prostate cancer almost 10 years ago. So, I'm drinkin' a little Jack and hanging-out with his second-to-last (*4-dot) 110...complete with chipped blade and infamous broken tip.


Here's to you Dad...I miss you, Father...

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

Random Buck salad.

 

[Zulus]

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

Remove the thumb stud and it will look nice.

 

[Zulus]

Remove the thumb stud and it will look nice.

Good idea
Sell it to Buck

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

I did.

 

[Zulus]

I did.

Did you sell that idea to Buck ?
Good money ??

 

[tommycopper1]

I believe Pony was making a suggestion and showed a picture of the knife without a thumb stud. Showing that it can be removed if you like. No selling involved!

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]