The Sunday Picture Show... (9-20-2020) . . . (OLD Show Look at the DATE...)

I did put a clip point on the 103. David M showed one a couple of times and I loved how it looked. This practice 103 turned out ok, longer blade than the 212. Kinda looks like a mini bowie. Ill probably do the same to a 5160 version and put some stacked leather on for a handle to jazz it up a bit.16006154245211494197993546976260.jpg 1600615450056841358302356107085.jpg
 
Makael said:
I did put a clip point on the 103. David M showed one a couple of times and I loved how it looked. This practice 103 turned out ok, longer blade than the 212. Kinda looks like a mini bowie. Ill probably do the same to a 5160 version and put some stacked leather on for a handle to jazz it up a bit.View attachment 1422507 View attachment 1422508
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badarse. looks good. love it.
 
Great show! I'll throw these little shrimp on the barbie. Have a great day! :)

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Here is a 2002, a bit tougher to find since the 120 took a hiatus from the Buck catalog from 2002 thru 2010.
They were carried by Cabela's during that dark time.
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(The old forum did not handle the larger image sizes as well as this one. Some day I'll reshoot these old ones)
 
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topgun03 said:
A 120 BUCK* from 1966. I had been under the impression the BUCK* was 1967.
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Wow, a great find. Here is a post I made in 2017. Interestingly it was also a 120. I did not have my poker face on and the dealer decided not to sell it after I showed too much interest and put it under the table.

At the knife show today I saw an ANIB Buck 120 General with a 'BUCK*' tang stamp.
Included in the box was a November 1966 purchase date. At least for the 120 that moves the date for the (*) back a little. My understanding was the 'BUCK' only stamp ran into early 1967 before transitioning to 'BUCK*' and then 'BUCK/USA' all in the same year. Not all models may have followed the exact timeline and like with all things BUCK datewise, +/- always seems to apply. /Roger
 
DeSotoSky said:
Wow, a great find. Here is a post I made in 2017. Interestingly it was also a 120. I did not have my poker face on and the dealer decided not to sell it after I showed too much interest and put it under the table.

At the knife show today I saw an ANIB Buck 120 General with a 'BUCK*' tang stamp.
Included in the box was a November 1966 purchase date. At least for the 120 that moves the date for the (*) back a little. My understanding was the 'BUCK' only stamp ran into early 1967 before transitioning to 'BUCK*' and then 'BUCK/USA' all in the same year. Not all models may have followed the exact timeline and like with all things BUCK datewise, +/- always seems to apply. /Roger
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Cool, thanks for the info.
 
DeSotoSky said:
Live the bias cut on that 110, I believe I've also seen it used on some of the early BuckLocks.
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I do know this handle material was used on the Harley Davidson Heritage Series on the IX Edition. It really is a vibrant green and looks good paired with the gold buckcote blade.
 
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