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Can not remember who had them, I think it was about 2015.
If I remember correctly those were being sold by Smoky Mountain.
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Can not remember who had them, I think it was about 2015.
(repost) The other Buck Caping knife. The model 474. This is an Alaskan Guide Series knife done for Cabela's. It's a beautiful and unique knife and must have been an exclusive for Cabela's as this is the only example of this 474 pattern being used that I know of. A rosewood handle and a nice glossy black titanium nitride coated blade in S30V steel and as found on all knives in the Alaskan Guide Series. No model number or date code is imprinted on the blade. I found this knife listed in the 2008 special projects list with a build quantity of 1,000. I find it hard to believe that they built 1,000 of these as this is the only one I have ever seen. It's a tiny knife, just like its 475 Mini Mentor sibling. Too small for my big hands, probably perfect forjbmonkey . What differs it from the Mini Mentor is the Choil/Tang area which is formed for a choked up hold. A related knife is the 477 Caping Knife with a guthook. The last picture shows a 475 Mini Mentor, a 474 Caping knife, and a 477 Caping knife.
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A few nights ago I was watching Swamp People. There was a new lady hunting alligators by the name of Liz.
They scanned by the front of her boat and there was a Buck 110 opened up so I grabbed a pic showing the knife. It was season 12 episode 2.
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whoa thats a nice one there, Sir. stag and copperI really like this one. The Copper Bucks were a real innovation and I'm really glad I found a factory one. I was lucky enough to get a Custom by Joe Houser and I'm sure not many will ever be made because the total amount of Copper frame 112's is less than 150..View attachment 1514564 View attachment 1514565 View attachment 1514566
Build outs can be any blade, any handle and any frame material. The leftover BCCI 532 copper frames etc with any 532 blade steel. BCCI copper version had carbon fiber and s35vnI don't think I have ever seen a 532 Copper frame for sale anywhere. The Carbon fiber handles look unique too I could have swore that the blade was S35VN..