The Sunday Picture Show... (8-13-2017) . . . Old Show look At The DATE...

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The Sunday Picture Show... (8-13-2017)

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... If you only have one Buck knife or a lot of Buck knives... Just take some new Picture of it or of them and just get creative and make Buck Proud... Thanks, ItsTooEarly ...

You can share any Buck Knife or Buck Knives
that you wish too...

Today I have a sweet Buck 110 with a BG-42
Blade... Looks like G-10 handles... I got this
one a few weeks ago...

Thanks for looking and enjoy the show...

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110 BG-42 ...

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:) :) :) Allyson :) :) :) ... ;) ;) ;) Sam ;) ;) ;) ... :D :D :D Armand 3rd :D :D :D

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View attachment 749192 View attachment 749193 My son-jn-law got a power supply and is anodizing Titanium. Here are some of his knives. The 186 Titan and the polished 560 are the ones he refinished. The other two 560's are coated at the factory with black paint and crystal anodize. The 111 has a BG-42 blade as does the polished 560. The 186 has a TiN Buckcote blade. The crystal 560 has a ZrN Buckcote blade. We call that one the "Champagne Buck". I think that the blade on the stealth 560 started out as a black painted blade. When the paint got chutted, it was buffed off.
The coat on the 186 is not as uniform as the one on buffed 560. The molding process leaves a skin on the Titanium which which does not lend itself to a uniform coat. Buffing the skin off gives better results. Anodizing the Titanium improves its resistance to scratching.
 
Tiguy7 - I see you have many knives with pocket clips. I answered a question Buck Bones (small) Screw Size yesterday. Maybe you could put a better aspect to the question. I have never done one but was a tool and diemaker and know the procedure. Thanks Tiguy7. Maybe explain why you put it on the blade side instead of the butt end. I believe this is the first time this person is going to tap ANYTHING and you know how that goes especially a 2/56 thread.
 
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Morning gents, been a long time since I had anything new by Buck. Found this pre-dot Buck 110 on another website a couple of weeks ago, came in this past Monday. Cleaned up the edge somewhat - now it's sharp and the blade is nice and tight, it's going deep sea fishing with me tomorrow off the Outer Banks. OH
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I see you have many knives with pocket clips. I answered a question Buck Bones (small) Screw Size yesterday. Maybe you could put a better aspect to the question. I have never done one but was a tool and diemaker and know the procedure. Thanks Tiguy7. Maybe explain why you put it on the blade side instead of the butt end. I believe this is the first time this person is going to tap ANYTHING and you know how that goes especially a 2/56 thread.
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I prefer a tip down carry. I have had a couple tip up knives come open in my pocket. On the Buck 110 style knives, you only have to remove one rivet (blade pivot) to install the tip down clip. I do not like to tap blind holes in Titanium. A hand tapper helps as does a good tap lube. If I were actually tapping in this picture, the blade would be removed. Before I had a hand tapper, I used the chuck in the drill press to start my tap (power off).
 
I edc this discontinued small Ti Mayo sometimes but think I prefer the Vantage blade shape. It is very light in the pocket. But, does not flip easily. And it would be pricey to replace if lost. 300

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Good Morning to all, hope you are having a great Sunday. Brother Armand thank you for the Buck Forum's SPS each week, and another thanks to those who share photo's for all to enjoy.

Here is a few shot's of a favorite Buck model (thank you Jason).
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Great SPS so far, thank you, ITE, for again gracing us with the opportunity to show are Buck knives. This is a 110 that I have showed before, it has a BG-42 blade and finger grooves by Leroy. Haven't used it much, but it will go fishing with me this next week and I'll report back on it's function. Preston001 (800x533).jpg
 
Happy Sunday! Thank to Armand for kicking this off and thanks to everyone showing off their Bucks.

Here's part of my Buck-tanium family. I have a Tiny Titanium and a couple of other 560s around here somewhere.
 
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