The Sunday Picture Show... (11-17-2019) . . . (OLD Show Look at the DATE...)

Here is a Buck Cabelas skinner in stag.

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Preston - Buck did a series of 110's with 4 different inserts. Quail, Scorpion, Kachina doll, and one other that eludes me right now.
Your 192 has the same inlay as the Kachina doll 110. I have heard rumors that David Yellowhorse did the inlays but I am not sure about that.
I have not seen the inlays done on the 192. They also did similar inlays on a series of 119's in 4 different styles.



A 1995 192 recently acquired(thanks Craig)
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Did an image search for this inlay, with no success. If anyone has seen another, sure would like to know about it, thanks.
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Makael said:
.357 Match Champion and Altamont Buck 110.
.44 Mag Super Alaskan with Buck 110 440C
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I loved my Super Alaskan. Discovered this model I think it was 2011, I was getting ready to go on my trip to Yellowstone, Teton, Jasper and Banff and wanted a carry for my backbacking trips. I REFUSED to pay retail which at the time was $900+ but tracked one down in a pawnshop for $250. Honestly what sold me was the Ruger made holster for it. Nothing like the looks you get with a .44 strapped to your chest in a rig with a big red Right emblem.:D:D Tell you what that hogue gel backstrap grip makes more difference then you think. I swapped in a set of wood but quickly put the Hogue back on:confused::D:D.....sorry for the derailment that gun brought back some very fond memories. Thanks Makael Makael for posting that.
 
gedlicks said:
Preston - Buck did a series of 110's with 4 different inserts. Quail, Scorpion, Kachina doll, and one other that eludes me right now.
Your 192 has the same inlay as the Kachina doll 110. I have heard rumors that David Yellowhorse did the inlays but I am not sure about that.
I have not seen the inlays done on the 192. They also did similar inlays on a series of 119's in 4 different styles.



A 1995 192 recently acquired(thanks Craig)
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Did an image search for this inlay, with no success. If anyone has seen another, sure would like to know about it, thanks.
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Preston & James,

The other one James could not remember is the Thunderbird. If you go to the BCCI web page you can view the advertising sheet in the model history under 110 special projects.
 
Brhowser87 said:
That's one hell of a knife.......whole pile done with the nighthawk JB?:p:D
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of course:)......naw, that was the work of a chainsaw. to wet to burn yet. gonna restack up off the ground and under cover to dry out. then split it and burn it in my backyard firepit.
 
Thanks jb4570 - That's correct. I have the 3 I mentioned and still need the Thunderbird. I am sure one will pop up someday.
 
gedlicks said:
Preston - Buck did a series of 110's with 4 different inserts. Quail, Scorpion, Kachina doll, and one other that eludes me right now.
Your 192 has the same inlay as the Kachina doll 110. I have heard rumors that David Yellowhorse did the inlays but I am not sure about that.
I have not seen the inlays done on the 192. They also did similar inlays on a series of 119's in 4 different styles.



A 1995 192 recently acquired(thanks Craig)
DSC_0375.JPG


Did an image search for this inlay, with no success. If anyone has seen another, sure would like to know about it, thanks.
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Preston & James,

The other one James could not remember is the Thunderbird. If you go to the BCCI web page you can view the advertising sheet in the model history under 110 special projects.[/QUOTE]
gedlicks said:
Thanks jb4570 - That's correct. I have the 3 I mentioned and still need the Thunderbird. I am sure one will pop up someday.
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Thanks James and John, the knowledge here and the willingness to share is amazing!:thumbsup:
 
Brhowser87 said:
I loved my Super Alaskan. Discovered this model I think it was 2011, I was getting ready to go on my trip to Yellowstone, Teton, Jasper and Banff and wanted a carry for my backbacking trips. I REFUSED to pay retail which at the time was $900+ but tracked one down in a pawnshop for $250. Honestly what sold me was the Ruger made holster for it. Nothing like the looks you get with a .44 strapped to your chest in a rig with a big red Right emblem.:D:D Tell you what that hogue gel backstrap grip makes more difference then you think. I swapped in a set of wood but quickly put the Hogue back on:confused::D:D.....sorry for the derailment that gun brought back some very fond memories. Thanks Makael Makael for posting that.
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That's a great story. Did you sell it? I love the gun. It's a huge handful of boom
 
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