The Sunday Picture Show... (12-11-2011)

Since some of our pets came up do not forget them over the holidays they like presents too!
This is my Sadie and her 1993 Buck 119 user.

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Great show as always. I'm somewhat late and have no time to take a new picture.
So I show old ones, the Nighthawk.

Best,
Haebbie

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That's Ranger

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HK, A nice M9, it is a major knife. I've seen bikers wearing those in Wal-Mart. Two 3 spacer 120s in fine shape. A great pawn shop find. DM
 
When I picked this up a couple of years ago, the "story" was that it was a prototype of some sort of a proposed replacement for the Titanium 560 (when titanium became unavailable in early-mid-90's). The handle is supposed to be made of Duralcan, which is a ceramic reinforced aluminum, with extreme light weight and high wear resistance. Sounded plausible to me. Maybe someone from Buck will see it and comment. The color of the handle is a little washed out; it is a little darker green than the photos show. Knife is assembled, and works, like a production item.
 

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RLF said:
When I picked this up a couple of years ago, the "story" was that it was a prototype of some sort of a proposed replacement for the Titanium 560 (when titanium became unavailable in early-mid-90's). The handle is supposed to be made of Duralcan, which is a ceramic reinforced aluminum, with extreme light weight and high wear resistance. Sounded plausible to me. Maybe someone from Buck will see it and comment. The color of the handle is a little washed out; it is a little darker green than the photos show. Knife is assembled, and works, like a production item.
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Wow that is neat! I think the 560 is a pretty great knife. I really like that nighthawk custom as well.

A few recent projects I'd like to share, the most recent on the bottom, a Koa Barhead Raindrop Damascus DP. Koa is a beautiful, holographic, dense but light wood. This was my first time using it, but Buck 110 #98 for me. I'm excited to do number 100. Perhaps for next Sunday. Also, on the left, does anyone recognize the blade that came to me handless ( I did not destroy a limited edition :)
Great show all.

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jarheadz28 said:
Wow that is neat! I think the 560 is a pretty great knife. I really like that nighthawk custom as well.

A few recent projects I'd like to share, the most recent on the bottom, a Koa Barhead Raindrop Damascus DP. Koa is a beautiful, holographic, dense but light wood. This was my first time using it, but Buck 110 #98 for me. I'm excited to do number 100. Perhaps for next Sunday. Also, on the left, does anyone recognize the blade that came to me handless ( I did not destroy a limited edition :)
Great show all.



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Please tell us more about that 113 !!! :thumbup:
what treatment did you give the blade ?
 
The COA says it is from made from the wood from the doors of historic Ellis Ilsand Facilities. It doesn't say what kind, but it kind of looks like oak.
 
My Buck 810 utility knife

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And Coco. We got her last year on Christmas Day. She wishes you all a Merry Christmas!!!

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Gotta say I have enjoyed all the knives today.....and all the dogs!! Thanks everyone!! It's been fun checking in here a few times today. :)
 
Hi All,

Thanks to all for another super SPS!

Chrissy as a pup
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Chrissy said post a dog knife Dad.....how about a Wolf.
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Thanks, everyone looks like we had a Great Show today... Sweet dogs and nice pictures and some really nice Buck knives... :thumbup:
There lots time to post more pics... ;)

Happy B-day again, Kaylee .... :thumbup:

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