The Sunday Picture Show... (2-20-2011)

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The Sunday Picture Show... (2-20-2011)

Hello everyone, it's time again for the Sunday Picture Show... This Show is for everyone... So feel free to talk about and compliment each other about there new or old Buck knives... We all like to show are new or older knives that we just got or had for years... So everyone please share and post a picture of one of your Buck knives or a picture with lots of Buck knives... Fixed blades or folders... Post all the pictures you want, but save some for next Sundays Picture Show... Post a new picture or a old picture... A new Buck Knife you just got or a old Buck Knife you had for a long time... Just take a new Picture of it...
Just get creative and make Buck Proud.... Thanks, ItsTooEarly ...

Here's my pictures for the SPS... I got a 110^ (88) 25 years of America's Favorite Knife... You got to love the gold... I think this is the Al Buck Signature 110 knife... Anyway it's a sweet 110... Thanks for looking... ITE

110^ 25 Year's...
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:thumbup:
 
A bit of 110 history.

The Honey Worm Grooved Bone scales with Nickle Silver Bolster Brown Leather sheath and S30V Blade was a BCCI fundraiser knife in 2004.

For some unknown reason Buck built them with Brass instead of NS. However there were some built with NS

Richard Mathney's notes says there were 100 made with brass, and only 26 with NS

These were priced at $85 ea. Reference the Fall 2004 BCCI news letter.

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Another 110. The 110 seems to be the most important Knife from BKI.
I found it in Germany and got it for roundabout 40 USD. A steal, isn't it?

Best,
Haebbie

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110's are definitely fun Haebbie.

This one is auto only, NS, finger groove. Blade is standard 420HC

With the Idaho. Action is extremely well made. No idea who did it.


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Pack Rat said:
This one is auto only, NS, finger groove. Blade is standard 420HC
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Great knife, I would be glad to have one. The automatics are forbidden
in Germany. Allowed are automatics with up to 3 3/8 inch blade length only.

Best,
Haebbie
 
Pack Rat said:
110's are definitely fun Haebbie.

This one is auto only, NS, finger groove. Blade is standard 420HC

With the Idaho. Action is extremely well made. No idea who did it.
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Very nice one Larry. Here's another very nicely done auto.

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Pack Rat said:
A bit of 110 history.

The Honey Worm Grooved Bone scales with Nickle Silver Bolster Brown Leather sheath and S30V Blade was a BCCI fundraiser knife in 2004.

For some unknown reason Buck built them with Brass instead of NS. However there were some built with NS

Richard Mathney's notes says there were 100 made with brass, and only 26 with NS

These were priced at $85 ea. Reference the Fall 2004 BCCI news letter.

DSC_2097.jpg


DSC_0167.jpg
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Wasn't this the first 110 configured with S30V? I got the brasss version.
 
2TONYB said:
Wasn't this the first 110 configured with S30V? I got the brasss version.
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The first one I recall. It would have been my FIRST with N/S bolsters and I recall waiting anxiously for it. Was dissappointed to have it arrive with BRASS instead!

Peter
 
Custom Shoppe 110 modified to take Selector blades. Ebony is really dark, so it doesn't show as well as it could in the hands of the better photogs out there.
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Thank you, Joe for making this possible. I hope all is going well!
 
A couple you don`t see a lot of, Crosslocks. The bottom one is signed by Chuck Buck.

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Nothing fancy but a couple I picked up from a gentleman selling at a local venue yesterday.

Buck 0110BRSNK-B with leather sheath, LNIB. The only reason I'm calling it LNIB is that it was his display piece so it's seen a little handling but no damage.

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Been wanting one with nickle instead of brass and I must say I like it a lot. Was told this was part of a contracted order but I don't know for whom.


Short Nighthawk 0655BO-B Box is dated 6/16/09 however the blade stamp is 2008.

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Had been seriously considering one of these and I'm glad I bought it. Great feel, great look and really took a nice edge. Not too say it wasn't pretty sharp right out of the box (NIB) but I like to see if I can improve and I'm quite happy. IIRC this and my 119 are the only fixed blade Bucks I have. They sure won't be my last.
 
I thought I'd show this one again. It's an Ergo Hunter buildout. A Select blade with the Avid handle. This is the only Buck I've ever seen with the blade etched 420HC.

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The hunting season is closed now , but I have got some fresh moose meat in my ice-box.
Which are better knives for work with moose meat ?
 
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Haebbie said:
Another 110. The 110 seems to be the most important Knife from BKI.
I found it in Germany and got it for roundabout 40 USD. A steal, isn't it?

Best,
Haebbie

Buck110TruthahnMesser-1.jpg
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Haebbie, that's a great looking gold etch 110 and a great deal for $40...
I don't have that one yet... Good pics and thanks for sharing... ITE ... :thumbup:
 
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