The Sunday Picture Show... (9-13-2020) . . . (OLD Show Look at the DATE...)

[Makael]

Here is a 188 that is unique. If I remember right the black wasn't offered until 1988. This one is 1987. I could be mistaken.
One chip flint, original was in real bad shape when I bought it. Heath S did the work. Very unique.

 

[topgun03]

Two most recent additions. The Skinner is pinned pommel. The 119 is barrel nut and the sheath has the horizontal stitching on the back.

 

[tiguy7]

The hooks on the CrossLocks came in two versions: 1) Wide for skinning and 2) Thin for seat belts.View attachment 1418268

 

[Invoice]

Some "Black" Bucks

 

[Makael]

 

[Makael]

Blem version of the Buck 196 Mini Alpha in CPM 154. These are fantastic knives.
The Box Elder Burl looks chiseled.
Best part of a FB blade, especially a Legacy Edition is there is no guilt in using and the lower price point. Im not sure what the blem is on this knife. Made a back pocket sheath for it.

 

[skyhorse]

Doing a controlled burn out here today so we don't end up like California

 

[DOGPOUND77]

beautiful mirror polished buckmaster

 

[DOGPOUND77]

heres an odd 1 from an ex employee collection---blue handles---master series 532 bg-42 blade

 

[DeSotoSky]

A model 185 BuckMaster LT. Same blade as the 184 BuckMaster but with a skeletonized rubber coated handle. 6,000 of these were made from 1986-1989. Not my normal cup of tea but I drove a long way with money burning a hole in my pocket and the price was right.

 

[jbmonkey]

 

[DOGPOUND77]

from same ex employee-ironwood 532 bg-42 blade

 

[DOGPOUND77]

new in the box 9010 cuk

 

[jb4570]

Happy SPS to one and All,

Thank you to all of the folks who partake in this show each week and to Armand who is the dedicated host, Sir you have created a legacy event here words can't describe my gratitude (thank you my Buck brother).

Here is a photo for this weeks theme


Here are a few more that came to live with me for awhile

 

[DOGPOUND77]

Im not sure what the blem is

remember its the jimping on the top and bottom of blade where the thumb and finger land...

 

[DeSotoSky]

(repost from 2017) I have a MFK. To me it looks like a short M9 but does not have a bayonet attachment on the handle. I believe the MFK to be the commercial retail version of the CUK. I found reference that about 4,000 blades were made by Buck about 1991. Mine is marked "Pat Pend/USA", etched not stamped. there is also the dolphin etched on the blade. My plastic sheath is without any markings. I wonder if these were about the last blades Buck did for Phrobis before they went separate ways. At separation, Buck bought out Phrobis's inventory and sold it off. My box shows that the Phrobis address was covered over with stickers. Later MFK's were made by Marto in Spain. Other pictures I have seen of the MFK show that it came with 3 different guards the user could interchange to suit. The knife breaks down easily into 4 parts. The handle, guard, and rod/nut on mine are lightweight plastic and feel kinda "cheap". Not sure how durable they are.

 

[sassafrassdogs]

Here's a MFK...I have the box also....

 

[sassafrassdogs]

Her's a couple 184's...

 

[caquino]

First order of business, I want to echo the sentiments of appreciation expressed to ITE for hosting and continuing the SPS, which in my opinion, is a premium feature in this forum. And it's success wouldn't be happening either if not for the people sharing their treasures, which is a good news/bad news thing for me, because in the short time that I've been here, it's caused me me to grow my Buck accumulation by at least 5 fold, as seen in the growing pile of yellow and black boxes... oh darn

And now.. on with the show.

Papa Buck (184)

Mama Buck (188)

Baby Buck (639)

And a 883 "Code 3" Crosslock

 

[Makael]