The Sunday Picture Show (March 21, 2021)

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great show so far, all. great pic of great Buck knives.

thanks Roger for hosting for us this wonderful Sunday. also Roger I like the show and ITEs SPS Yellowhorse I think it is knife. so I like posts new pics added or not. ;)besides waiting is for chumps.:D

so kinda In the theme for today I found my plain Jane regular 626 to post.
 
pjsjr said:
Yes, now a wonderful photo of a Nighthawk, What caliber are those rounds(rimless) and what firearm are they for? Thanks
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Thank you Preston.
These are no rounds for firearms, these are tips for arrows. Target tips.
Herbert
 
DeSotoSky said:
Makael Makael Mike, you can't just post those pictures of the yellow handled Intrepids without telling us something about them.
You come up with interesting stuff sometines.
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I'm not sure of the history other than the yellow is kinda cool and I'm not sure if they were an option or was it Buck playing around with colors back then.
No date codes on either knife. Buck on one and no model numbers on either. Possibly prototypes? Very nice and some of my favorites. Some pics as someone may have more information.

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Makael Makael Great pictures Mike. FYI...the Intrepids never did have model # or date codes.

Dive knife was one of the suggested uses, the yellow color would have made more sense in that application. I think the chisel point option may have been geared toward that also as a tool for digging and prying. I think you may be right, they were prototype handles.
 
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Makael said:
I'm not sure of the history other than the yellow is kinda cool and I'm not sure if they were an option or was it Buck playing around with colors back then.
No date codes on either knife. Buck on one and no model numbers on either. Possibly prototypes? Very nice and some of my favorites. Some pics as someone may have more information.

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Those are nice.
I can recommend a great sheath maker..... in fact you may know him.

I've seen pic's of a sheath you made for a yellow handled knife, and the sheath has yellow stitching.
That is really cool.
 
Haebbie said:
Thank you Preston.
These are no rounds for firearms, these are tips for arrows. Target tips.
Herbert
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Gotcha, thanks, I went back and looked again:thumbsup: I was lead astray by the band around them that looks to be where the bullet would be seated in the case. What confused me was the fact that there is no flange/channel around the base of them. Even rimless cartridges have that channel. I should have known:oops:
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pjsjr said:
Gotcha, thanks, I went back and looked again:thumbsup: I was lead astray by the band around them that looks to be where the bullet would be seated in the case. What confused me was the fact that there is no flange/channel around the base of them. Even rimless cartridges have that channel. I should have known:oops:
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These are tips with winding to screw them on the tapered wood shaft. The band rifles gives more grip for the screwing tool.

Haebbie
 
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