The Sunday Picture Show... (4-2-2017) . . . (Old Show Look at the Date)

jb4570 said:
Roger,

You and I both a day late on that one. I figured it was gone by the time I responded to LO's list. Happy it landed where we got to see photographs of it though. Now we really feel bad about missing out on it.

JB
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Did you get that set off eBay not too long ago?
 
Skyler,

Wow, the Scrim Indian knives are to die for. I have never seen the 192 version before thank you for sharing. Also, thanks for sharing AB 119 and 103 knives.
 
jb4570 said:
Skyler,

Wow, the Scrim Indian knives are to die for. I have never seen the 192 version before thank you for sharing. Also, thanks for sharing AB 119 and 103 knives.
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[emoji1360] I wouldn't be surprised if it's the only one. It was made the last year the custom shop was open. I'm guessing someone special ordered it.
 
skylercstevens said:
Did you get that set off eBay not too long ago?
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You sent me a message before I even had those little tattooed knives in hand. Remember? I wanted to know how you were able to email me from an auction site that's supposed to be confidential. Lol, you need to share some of that knowledge with me my buck brother because you find the best stuff. You truly remind me of brother Armand and his bag of trix from days past (he knows what I'm talking about).

JB
 
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skylercstevens said:
[emoji1360] I wouldn't be surprised if it's the only one. It was made the last year the custom shop was open. I'm guessing someone special ordered it.
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Its one of the most beautiful scrim knives I have ever seen!

JB
 
skylercstevens said:
Native American family.

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these are sweet

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I am currently working on a titanium 110 for myself and wanted a layard hole, I was going to attach it to the pocket clip mount, but that 560 is much cleaner!
 
JAGcustomknives said:
I am currently working on a titanium 110 for myself and wanted a layard hole, I was going to attach it to the pocket clip mount, but that 560 is much cleaner!
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This one is 6063-T6 aluminum as my prototype. I'm out of 1/8" stainless stock but have more coming. I've been trying to figure out the best way to add a lanyard ring to a 110/112. I've not been happy with my other solutions to this point, but I think this is the winner.





 
MT_Pokt said:
This one is 6063-T6 aluminum as my prototype. I'm out of 1/8" stainless stock but have more coming. I've been trying to figure out the best way to add a lanyard ring to a 110/112. I've not been happy with my other solutions to this point, but I think this is the winner.





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Nice. Very ingenuitive! I might have to borrow that idea for mine and using 6AL-4V in search of the perfect 110!
 
By all means.

FYI, I put the loop on the heel rather than centered so my sheath would still close.;)
 
jb,

Armand and Skyler are hardcore. They will contact anyone who might have a lead on Buck knives, or even folks that show photos of specials to remember them if they ever get ready to sell. Old collectors or old Buck factory workers are no exception. It's the hound that runs the fastest that gets the fox. Armand lived in SD, CA when Buck moved to Idaho and a number of folks retired, he was in the right place at the right time and wasn't bashful. I remember a story of someone else crawling in the factory dumpster every evening as Buck was packing for ID.

300
 
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I have a question for you but your in box is full.

300Bucks said:
jb,

Armand and Skyler are hardcore. They will contact anyone who might have a lead on Buck knives, or even folks that show photos of specials to remember them if they ever get ready to sell. Old collectors or old Buck factory workers are no exception. It's the hound that runs the fastest that gets the fox. Armand lived in SD, CA when Buck moved to Idaho and a number of folks retired, he was in the right place at the right time and wasn't bashful. I remember a story of someone else crawling in the factory dumpster every evening as Buck was packing for ID.

300
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300Bucks said:
jb,

Armand and Skyler are hardcore. They will contact anyone who might have a lead on Buck knives, or even folks that show photos of specials to remember them if they ever get ready to sell. Old collectors or old Buck factory workers are no exception. It's the hound that runs the fastest that gets the fox. Armand lived in SD, CA when Buck moved to Idaho and a number of folks retired, he was in the right place at the right time and wasn't bashful. I remember a story of someone else crawling in the factory dumpster every evening as Buck was packing for ID.

300
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[emoji1360] Whatever it takes!
 
MT_Pokt, What happened to the pictures... You can patent the piece
on the end... You should talk to Buck about it... It's a great
idea... I need a few of them for my 186's... Two COOL... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

:)
 
What a show we had everyone... Thank you all for sharing pictures
of some the most Beautiful Buck Knives that Buck as to offer...
I'm sure there are a lot more Buck knives out there... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks again, ITE

:)
 
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