Repair a Buck 110 Auto

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I posted this at the auto/switch blade forum but was directed here.
Buck Inc sent it back to me.
The blade is broken to two places and needs replacement.
I am not sure if the "spring action" needs replacing.
This was my everyday work knife.
Does anyone know of a craftsman who can repair my 110 Auto?
 
These knives are aftermarket conversions of real Bucks or a 110 auto clone made by Chinese counterfeiters. I've never seen one marked with the converters identification....a good way to avoid liability and warranty responsibility. Interesting that the blade broke in 2 places.... would love to see a picture.

Hopefully someone in the know will join in to direct you somewhere but you might inquire with these folks...
http://www.adamsknifeworks.com/store/index.php

Like inkjet printers, it might be more practical to just buy a new one.
 
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I just got off the phone with them.
Great people.
They are going to make about 200 110 Buck Autos in the next few weeks. I will purchase two.
Is there some way to determine a counterfeit Buck?
Thanks for the help.
SB
 
Click on the link below or go to the yellow outlined sticky thread at the top of the Buck Knives portion of this forum. There are many pictures and information on counterfeit Buck Knives. The last picture posted on the last page is a counterfeit Buck 110 auto that is now being sold by quite a few sellers on the bay.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...it-Fake-Bucks-amp-The-Americans-Who-Sell-Them

Note the notch in the blade, The packaging, etc.
 
Gedlicks, It is not the notch that makes it a counterfeit. I believe the notch allows the knife to be opened manually or automatically. The presence of an indent instead of a notch means the knife may only be opened automatically. Not fully sure but that is my understanding. I have seen legitimate USA autos both ways.
 
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I have done several dual action conversions. If you can post a picture of your knife I maybe able to help you out.
Cce
 
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