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The Sunday Picture Show... (10-12-2014)
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Looks like we have a great show started this Sunday of some fantastic Buck Knives.
For this week I have a couple David Yellowhorse customized Buck Kalinga's. Both are new in the box and until this morning they were still sealed and unopened. They come with wood display / storage boxes.
And for somewhat of a wildlife picture I have a few pictures of the inside of my brothers shop yesterday. Some would call him a bit of a horder or is it excessive compulsive disorder.
For this week I have a couple David Yellowhorse customized Buck Kalinga's. Both are new in the box and until this morning they were still sealed and unopened. They come with wood display / storage boxes.
And for somewhat of a wildlife picture I have a few pictures of the inside of my brothers shop yesterday. Some would call him a bit of a horder or is it excessive compulsive disorder.
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I like them for the most part, but Buck got the thumb studs wrong and that's what I see when I look at them. They are impossible to use as intended.
That bothers me enough that I am going to have to get with Buck and see if they have a fix in mind to make them right.
A ball end mill would fix that right up .......
Newly-acquired 112s:
Another member of my Class of 94 w silver bolsters:
Plus a '95:
So here's my '94 collection thus far:
Still eluding me are the 505, 112 finger groove in brass and silver, 110 in silver (I've glimpsed one in the wild), and the 110 FGs.
I'm seriously starting to think there were no 505s made that year.
Another member of my Class of 94 w silver bolsters:
Plus a '95:
So here's my '94 collection thus far:
Still eluding me are the 505, 112 finger groove in brass and silver, 110 in silver (I've glimpsed one in the wild), and the 110 FGs.
I'm seriously starting to think there were no 505s made that year.
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A couple weeks ago I posted some pictures of a 119 in stag. Here is another stag 119 but this time it is one with a mirror polished blade.
And a couple deer that were in my back yard last night that did not like their pictures taken. With the rain returning here in Oregon things are really greening quick.
And a couple deer that were in my back yard last night that did not like their pictures taken. With the rain returning here in Oregon things are really greening quick.
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I haven't bought any knives in awhile so I used my BCCI discount with Buck.
Here I have pictured my three paradigms . The avid one with Micarta is the one I just bought , The Damascus one was the last knife I bought in early August.
Just so happens that the Damascus knife never seemed to open correctly . It never had that snap to it . The following pictures are not for the faint of heart. I took apart my +$200.00 knife to see if I could fix it.
After disassembling and reassembling twice I figured out the problem. Now it works like the others better than new
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Another new one for this week
Another knife I got on discount .
Gotta say I have mixed feelings on this knife , I wanted to like it but I was on the fence. I bought it because I could get it on discount.
I like the opening action and the lock up. I don't like however how hard it is to unlock the knife or how the blade move so freely that when not on lock the blade flops down. ask me how I know . I was trying different ways to close it and I got bit . Lets say on the plus side it is SHARP !
Another knife I got on discount .
Gotta say I have mixed feelings on this knife , I wanted to like it but I was on the fence. I bought it because I could get it on discount.
I like the opening action and the lock up. I don't like however how hard it is to unlock the knife or how the blade move so freely that when not on lock the blade flops down. ask me how I know . I was trying different ways to close it and I got bit
. Lets say on the plus side it is SHARP !
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my last three
sawcut 302
the metro
Last but not least is the Buck ax..... can anybody tell me why its completely hollow is there a knife that fits inside like the gerber ax ?
sawcut 302
the metro
Last but not least is the Buck ax..... can anybody tell me why its completely hollow is there a knife that fits inside like the gerber ax ?
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Boy what a show, thank you very much ITE for continuing with the show. This week I did not have any adult supervision so Knife time!!!
This is one I have had and finished this week a 119 in birds eye maple, found some micarta in the scrap bin at work a little thick but I am a little thick also of mind and body, it works for me.
The last two have seen considerable EDC time in the last week
last is my EDC board, fun to cycle through the different styles as the mood hits
For wild life I have a Marlin in Iron wood, I'll butcher it for scales soon. Not sure of exact wood but nice grain and heave enough.
Great show so far thanks to everyone for the beautiful pictures
This is one I have had and finished this week a 119 in birds eye maple, found some micarta in the scrap bin at work a little thick but I am a little thick also of mind and body, it works for me.
The last two have seen considerable EDC time in the last week
last is my EDC board, fun to cycle through the different styles as the mood hits
For wild life I have a Marlin in Iron wood, I'll butcher it for scales soon. Not sure of exact wood but nice grain and heave enough.
Great show so far thanks to everyone for the beautiful pictures
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What a GREAT SHOW so far and it's not even noon yet...
So we have lots of time for more pictures....
Thanks to all who share there knives with all of us...
You to can be part of the fun, just post a picture of one of your
Buck Knives... Save some for next week and next week and so on...
Thanks again and let keep the pic's coming for all to see... :thumbup:
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So we have lots of time for more pictures....
Thanks to all who share there knives with all of us...
You to can be part of the fun, just post a picture of one of your
Buck Knives... Save some for next week and next week and so on...
Thanks again and let keep the pic's coming for all to see... :thumbup:
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Here's a Sweet gold etch 110...
The pictures do not do this Beautiful 110 Justice...
I need to take some better pictures of it, for sure...
The pictures do not do this Beautiful 110 Justice...
I need to take some better pictures of it, for sure...
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I will admit becoming a 345 person, may have to have help. I also am hooked on elk scales.
Photo is of a new 340 Elk with mirror polished blade. And a 345 regular bladed elk. I got the little one in Idaho when JAG brought it to sell and the 340 the other day all the way thru Canadian Customs. May have to send the little back to JAG and have him polish it also. I don't ever intend to really "use" them so the 420hc blades are plenty fine, actually with loss of Sandvik in the 345 line, 420hc is gonna always be fine for everything. Nothing against s30v, I just like to take a couple of passes on a strop to get back to sharp on a user........ 300
Photo is of a new 340 Elk with mirror polished blade. And a 345 regular bladed elk. I got the little one in Idaho when JAG brought it to sell and the 340 the other day all the way thru Canadian Customs. May have to send the little back to JAG and have him polish it also. I don't ever intend to really "use" them so the 420hc blades are plenty fine, actually with loss of Sandvik in the 345 line, 420hc is gonna always be fine for everything. Nothing against s30v, I just like to take a couple of passes on a strop to get back to sharp on a user........ 300
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I will admit becoming a 345 person, may have to have to have help. I also am hooked on elk scales.
Photo is of a new 340 Elk with mirror polished blade. And a 345 regular bladed elk. I got the little one in Idaho when JAG brought it to sell and the 340 the other day all the way thru Canadian Customs. May have to send the little back to JAG and have him polish it also........ 300
Which Vantage are those, Select or Pro?