The Sunday Picture Show (October 30, 2022)

[BennyBlade]

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[mbkr]

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What part of the country are we in?

 

[BennyBlade]

What part of the country are we in?

The wife and I got out for a later than usual hike in the biggest little state in the union, Rhode Island. We had our first frost last night, but its expected to get up around 60 today. Lighting worked out great this am... took these pics around 815

 

[Old Hunter]

Thanks for the show everyone.

Here's to copper.
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Thanks.

That is one incredible knife! OH

 

[tommycopper1]

Well Chilebrown I am educated about Steampunk. Watched shows on it wasn't on long. They are a different person. If your looking for really out of the ordinary they would try to hunt these things down for their shop. A girl collected the bellybutton lint from her brother and father and made it into a 2 inch standing man. The people that brought this stuff in, were the show. They had they're own way of dressing. Like from the 19th century. It was kinda made-up and people I guess do live a different lifestyle. Very askew and I don't believe people dress in these costumes and go out in public???

 

[bucktool]

Thanks DeSotoSky for the SPS and everyone who posted their Buck Knives
Since it is hunting season I thought I would do some camo BuckTools.
X Tract

360 BuckTool

360 BuckTool Blister pack

 

[topgun03]

A Buckeye Burl 120

 

[GPyro]

Thanks DeSotoSky for another week of the SPS and the history.

GPyro that is a beautiful knife!

That is one incredible knife! OH

Thanks guys.
Buck has had some extremely talented craftsmen.


That buckeye burl 120 is sweet.
And I've always liked those "liberty knives".

 

[kyhunt]

Thank you for the show again. Old picture but since tomorrow is Halloween figured I would post it again. I really like this little one. Been carrying it more snd more.

 

[redcanoe]

 

[Uncle Slayton]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS. Had a good couple of weeks for adding a few Buck Knives to my collection. Thought I'd share them.

A couple weeks ago I woke up to a PM offering up a 2018 forum knife, the 301 in stag without spey blade. I was floored that a member had read a post of mine lamenting passing on that knife. I'll leave it up to him to reveal himself but he sold it to me for only what he paid when he coulda turned a handsome profit!

As if that wasn't a fair enough deal, he threw in a knife I'd probably never considered-the 726 Mini Spitfire. Now modern folders are well out of my wheelhouse, but this knife has been under consideration since I got it. I've carried and used it clearing up the garden, lots of twine and string cutting along with zip ties and such. I have to say it was up to the task and probably more. A welcome addition to the knife drawer. Thanks again!

Within two weeks I copped two very nice 301s. The 2nd being the BOTM and I guess fortune smiled on me because mine is very nice. After seeing some of the BCCI club knives, I ponied up for a membership and ordered the fixed blade 112 whatever the actual model number is. It wasn't the nicest one by far but that's the natural material lottery for ya!

 

[mbkr]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS.

Well don't make it your last

 

[jbmonkey]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS. Had a good couple of weeks for adding a few Buck Knives to my collection. Thought I'd share them.

A couple weeks ago I woke up to a PM offering up a 2018 forum knife, the 301 in stag without spey blade. I was floored that a member had read a post of mine lamenting passing on that knife. I'll leave it up to him to reveal himself but he sold it to me for only what he paid when he coulda turned a handsome profit!

As if that wasn't a fair enough deal, he through in a knife I'd probably never considered-the 726 Mini Spitfire. Now modern folders are well out of my wheelhouse, but this knife has been under consideration since I got it. I've carried and used it clearing up the garden, lots of twine and string cutting along with zip ties and such. I have to say it was up to the task and probably more. A welcome addition to the knife drawer. Thanks again!

Within two weeks I copped two very nice 301s. The 2nd being the BOTM and I guess fortune smiled on me because mine is very nice. After seeing some of the BCCI club knives, I ponied up for a membership and ordered the fixed blade 112 whatever the actual model number is. It wasn't the nicest one by far but that's the natural material lottery for ya!

great first SPS post...well done......

 

[RLB0414]

Nice knives but the pistol is awesome

 

[Old Hunter]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS. Had a good couple of weeks for adding a few Buck Knives to my collection. Thought I'd share them.

A couple weeks ago I woke up to a PM offering up a 2018 forum knife, the 301 in stag without spey blade. I was floored that a member had read a post of mine lamenting passing on that knife. I'll leave it up to him to reveal himself but he sold it to me for only what he paid when he coulda turned a handsome profit!

As if that wasn't a fair enough deal, he threw in a knife I'd probably never considered-the 726 Mini Spitfire. Now modern folders are well out of my wheelhouse, but this knife has been under consideration since I got it. I've carried and used it clearing up the garden, lots of twine and string cutting along with zip ties and such. I have to say it was up to the task and probably more. A welcome addition to the knife drawer. Thanks again!

Within two weeks I copped two very nice 301s. The 2nd being the BOTM and I guess fortune smiled on me because mine is very nice. After seeing some of the BCCI club knives, I ponied up for a membership and ordered the fixed blade 112 whatever the actual model number is. It wasn't the nicest one by far but that's the natural material lottery for ya!

I’d say thats a big week, nice M1911. OH

 

[pjsjr]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS.

Well done first SPS post and all. I'm a fan of the 1911. Yours is very nice, clean lines. Don't see that 'duckbill' grip safety and front strap checkering often. Tell us more about it.

 

[kyhunt]

Good afternoon Buck fans, this is my first post in the SPS. Had a good couple of weeks for adding a few Buck Knives to my collection. Thought I'd share them.

A couple weeks ago I woke up to a PM offering up a 2018 forum knife, the 301 in stag without spey blade. I was floored that a member had read a post of mine lamenting passing on that knife. I'll leave it up to him to reveal himself but he sold it to me for only what he paid when he coulda turned a handsome profit!

As if that wasn't a fair enough deal, he threw in a knife I'd probably never considered-the 726 Mini Spitfire. Now modern folders are well out of my wheelhouse, but this knife has been under consideration since I got it. I've carried and used it clearing up the garden, lots of twine and string cutting along with zip ties and such. I have to say it was up to the task and probably more. A welcome addition to the knife drawer. Thanks again!

Within two weeks I copped two very nice 301s. The 2nd being the BOTM and I guess fortune smiled on me because mine is very nice. After seeing some of the BCCI club knives, I ponied up for a membership and ordered the fixed blade 112 whatever the actual model number is. It wasn't the nicest one by far but that's the natural material lottery for ya!

Welcome to the SPS. Good looking knives and gun.