Okay, Enough is Enough!

[TerryM]

Last year a friend gave me a 112 he found in the bottom of the Demoin R. (empties out of Quebec into the Ottawa R.) in a small pack with 6 full beers. The beer was skunky and the pack had been there for years. The knife was perfect and the case only needed oil. This fall I field dressed a big doe I shot with a 1907 Winchester 38-55 and wasn't happy with the knife I was using. My friend Pete has a 118 and showed me his. He's gutted dozens of deer with it and loves it. So I bought an old one, new in the box. I then found this forum. Since then I've bought the lake and stream fillet knife, a custom 110, a 112 and a 55 and a 703 Also a gent and a 102.

That's enough now boys, leave me alone! :grumpy:

 

[Gypsy9590]

NEVER ENOUGH

*sniff - sniff* YEP - smells like another case of Buck Fever in the air.....

 

[JD Mandrell]

It's only just begun!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[pjsjr]

YOU ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR ANYONE ON THIS FORUM TO HELP YOU?????????????? BY THE WAY WELCOME TO THE FORUM AND THE MADDNESS. Preston

 

[DarrylS]

...No sense sending him to "rehab"...It's too late already...LMAO...Welcome to the forum Terry... :thumbup:

 

[yam]

You really ought to try the (USA made) stockman 301 and cadet 303. They would make very nice additions to your small, small ......... small collection. Then maybe find yourself a 560 and have the Custom Shop put on a BG-42 blade. Then ..........

MUWAHAHAHAHA!!!!

 

[Mike Kerins]

Terry,
My collections consists of 15 different versions of the 110, two 112's, a 560 with BG-42 blade, a 373, 301, an Alpha Hunter 277, a Sirus 298 with ATS 34 blade and am actively looking for more 110's to round out my collection. And you think we're EVER GOING TO LEAVE YOU ALONE???

 

[TerryM]

Terry,
My collections consists of 15 different versions of the 110, two 112's, a 560 with BG-42 blade, a 373, 301, an Alpha Hunter 277, a Sirus 298 with ATS 34 blade and am actively looking for more 110's to round out my collection. And you think we're EVER GOING TO LEAVE YOU ALONE???

Nice!!

And thanks for the welcome! I've been doing some research and I see where you fellas are comming from. The old Buck name; like Winchester, Harley-Davidson and (now debatable) Ford; is really appealing to those of us with a sense of history and who like the Canadian/American companies. I bought a small Buck pocket knife for a friend of mine for Christmas this year. When I found out later it was made in China I was embarrased. The saving grace though was the quality of the knife. It was tight and sharp like a working pocket knife should be. It's a nice knife and Jason was really happy with it.

Thanks again lads!

 

[110 Dave]

NEVER ENOUGH
*sniff - sniff* YEP - smells like another case of Buck Fever in the air.....

yep sure does, dont guess it will get any better either , least we know we not alone new blood keeps catching it ,,, some thing in the wind maby?