Question

[Mitch W.]

What would be everyone's reaction IF BUCK was to do full tang 119? I mean it would basically look like a minature 124. The 119s sell as well as the 124s when available. I know I would grab at least one or two in an instant. They could even do it as a club knife.

 

[David Martin]

Buck did do that in their model 819 about 7yrs. ago. It was offered as an up grade model. Well, the entire 800 series was a up grade LE type knives and you can't hardly find then any more. DM

 

[badws6]

I would buy a few

 

[Mitch W.]

Buck did do that in their model 819 about 7yrs. ago. It was offered as an up grade model. Well, the entire 800 series was a up grade LE type knives and you can't hardly find then any more. DM

Happen to have a picture?

 

[David Martin]

No but some here have them perhaps they can post you one. Flatlander or Plumber? DM

 

[Plumberdv]

No but some here have them perhaps they can post you one. Flatlander or Plumber? DM

I don't have an 819, but I do have these two which will give an idea of how they look. Here's my 802 and 805.

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

Here are a few.

 

[Pack Rat]

Here is a full tang 819 Signature Series LE in S30V. Only 1000 made, if I remember right.

 

[David Martin]

Thanks guys, thats the boy . That entire series was great. Mitch, did you like this one? DM

 

[postfallsidaho]

Fantastic pics and knives guys! EEE where in the world did you get them without the checkering? Those are gorgeous!
I had an 802 and an 805. My dad still has and uses the 803 I gave him. I always wished they left the checkering off. Deer tallow is a bugger in there (It actually wasn't bad, but it bugged me)

 

[Mitch W.]

Thanks guys, thats the boy . That entire series was great. Mitch, did you like this one? DM

No, that's not what I was talking about. What I was talking about is a knife that looks like a current 119 except that you can see the tang along the handle like on a 124. It would the current style handle.

 

[David Martin]

O--ok. DM