Some Buck 112 Love

pjsjr said:
Right, you said 'poor', I took it as something was wrong and I know you were kidding.

FYI, Years ago, I made several of these in various sizes out of a Raku clay that had mica, schist and several other elements in it. I've used them in various Buck knife photos. Preston
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You did a purdy good job, I don't even know what half those elements are? The turtle looked lonely that's why I said poor...Ha!
I've seen them before, just didn't know the history and now I do...Thanks..
 
sassafrassdogs3 said:
Get ahold of Makael in this forum, he'll make you one...
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I've talked to him about it but that was right before he hurt his hand and it may of been forgotten about. I didn't want to push it when he was injured. He's gotten really good....
 
sassafrassdogs3 said:
Cool Knife and Sheaths!! Did Buck stamp the sheaths that way? I've never seen that before...
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Yes, that sheath is in the original clam pack. It has never had a knife in it before. The thumb stud kept it from sliding all the way in. I have 2 110 sheaths, 1 new in the clam shell. I could look up the model numbers, but I think they are out of production.
 
elqfaltaba10 said:
I share the opinion that the 110 is also perfect, both are for me the best folding knives manufactured by Buck.

The top 112 in the photography is a 112 bought in Copper and Clad, what they call Charcoal, in steel 5160 and drop point sheet. The seal corresponds, if I'm not mistaken, to Buck's custom department.




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Is the back side of the 112 numbered (serialized)? Can't quite tell from the photo
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Sorry about double posts, I haven't been on for a while and apparently don't grasp the edit concept on the new format:(
 
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