Transition 110/112

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We haven't kicked around the 110/112 transition knife in a while and since I mentioned it in an Alpha thread and said I would get up some pics. I thought I would open another thread.

anywho,,,here are some hasily done pics that do not do the knife justice at all. So some of you with better, and closeups of the blade etchings please feel free to toss them in here somewhere.

The transition is a two blade commerative that has a 110 blade with an Idaho tang stamp and Post Falls etchings on the 110 blade. The 112 blade has the El Cajon etchings with a 2004 inverted T tang stamp. Represents 2004 as last year in California, and 2005 as first year in Idaho.

The emblem on the handle has outlines of each state.

Maybe you can see the horizontal and vertical carry loops on the sheath. Sheath is marked 276. Same sheath as on my 279 Alpha Hunter.

As for the "other" buck in the pics. I was working on the chainlink and left a gap open. And that is a pear tree. Had been seeing the buck grazing on the outside of the fence a few days on and off. We have watched him in velvet and slowly rubbing it all off. I had been wondering why there were no pears laying around on the ground. He is a small 6pt (Texas count - 3 on each side)

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Very nice PR. Cool knives. Thanks for the lesson!

If I can find it, I'll post a pic of a buck in my backyard from last Fall....
 
Here's another pair of Buck's... I don't think the engravings show up any better but I tried my best. (It's gotta be the camera!);)


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I hear conversion and think 'auto conversion'. No 'auto conversion' but it's the handiwork of Michael Prater.
 
I realized that after I said conversion , could have sounded like auto, but meant the scales.

Michael does excellent work. This looked like his work... I have several...
 
Those are some nice looking knives! :D
Thats about all I have to contribute but I did want to show some pics of the deer I caught steeling apples in my backyard.

 
Thought I better post again to clarify that my trail camera has a problem keeping time. That first picture says it was taken in 2000....??? I was still sweating it out in San Diego back then.
Figured I would toss in one more buck from 2005, or at least that is what the camera said...:(


 
Clydetz said:
Here's another pair of Buck's... I don't think the engravings show up any better but I tried my best. (It's gotta be the camera!);)
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yea its the camara alright ... ;)
have that trouble me self some times ...
quite a pair...like the MP!
i dont have any of them transations yet ...
havent figured out how to work them in my displays...
dont like the plastic button in them also...
 
Dang Joe, those are some nice bucks!! Wonder where they'll go to hang out this hunting season.... You never seem to see those ones through a rifle scope!
 
That is some great game cam action.

All I'm getting on mine here are small doe and coyotes.
 
Whooo Hooooo,,,,emmersome nice looking Bucks!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

But, but, whats that funny white stuff all over the ground???? :eek::eek:

A foreign substance to us South Texicans. :D

and hope it stays that way...:p:p:D
 
Joe Houser said:
Those are some nice looking knives! :D
Thats about all I have to contribute but I did want to show some pics of the deer I caught steeling apples in my backyard.

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Wow Joe,

I don't think I would sleep at night with a bunch of area 51 flashlight eyed Bucks running around. Are your apples radioactive:eek::eek::D;).

jb4570
 
jimmer_5 said:
Dang Joe, those are some nice bucks!! Wonder where they'll go to hang out this hunting season.... You never seem to see those ones through a rifle scope!
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Seems like a silly question Jim........Ima hoping they will be "hanging out" in my back yard from my back porch. Usually a day or so will age the meat just right...;):D:D

I always wondered about those creepy eyes! Now I know how come they can see so well at night! :rolleyes:
 
Hey... I finally found the pictures I was looking for from last Fall. Bucks (the 4-legged kind) get crazy during the rut!

Two bucks facing off at the end of my driveway. The one on the right charged right after this pic, but I wasn't fast enough on the shutter to catch him:


Little buck 'enjoying' my backyard archery target. He kept this up, mounting and dismounting, for over an hour:
 
Knifeschmied, that's the best picture I saw for a long time. I had a loud lough when I saw it. That remembers me to a story that happened three week ago. In southern Germany the police was called bedause a black bear hikes around in the wood and on a madow (there are no black bears livin' in Germany). The answer: The caller found a three D Animal of an archery turnament course.

Thanks for the pic' and the fun,
Best,
Haebbie
 
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