Two buck knives gaw

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rc75mhz

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TWO BUCK KNIVES GAW



CLOSED EARLY: WINNER SELECTED.

THANKS EVERYONE!!!

I had the good fortune recently to win my second GAW on BladeForums. JK Handmade Knives was generous enough to put up one of his Tin Knives. So, Its my turn & I have 2 Bucks for BladeForums.

Before we get started, Check out JK Handmade Knives at the links listed below.

http://jkhandmadeknives.com/

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/fo...andmade-Knives


Buck #1 is a model 110. I have used it a couple of times, but it is excellent condition.

Buck #2 is a Buck Colt model 703 I won this knife in GAW on BladeForums earlier this year. It has been sharpened as it also in excellent condition/


RULES:

This GAW is open to everyone. I will ship it anywhere. (If you live outside the USA, I can't make any promises that it will get through customs).

One entry per member. "I'm in" will get your name in the hat, but I always love a good story, jokes, photos, tech tips, etc.

The prize is both knives to one lucky member.

I will enter your post numbers in a random number generator to determine a winner on or about 9-19-2014 and ship your knives on the following monday.

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I'm in! Thanks for the opertunity.
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Alright I'm in too! I showed my mora to a police officer last night and she was really impressed with the chestnut handle I made for it. :)
 
Wow, great timing. One of my first quality knives was a Buck 110, and I quickly fell in love with that knife. I was 11 or 12 years old when I got and somehow that knife disappeared was lost, stolen, misplaced, etc. and I never replaced it. Now, 30+ years later, after owning many more expensive and exotic knives (relative to the 110), I find myself drawn back to that knife all over again. In fact, just a day or so ago, I started looking through the Buck sub forum to see what what's going on over there. Needless to say, I'm wanting a new Buck now more than ever.

Thanks for the opportunity, I'm in!
 
Dreaded double tap. Please disregard this post no. and use the above post as my entry. Sorry about that.
 
I'm in.

I recently picked up an abused 110 at a garage sale. Looked like some one batoned with it and one of the scales was warped. May also have had some electrical damage too. After some TLC (new scales, reshaped to a drop point, added lanyard hole) it looks much like a 500.

The 110 will go to my son (he likes my rehabilitated 110) and the 703 in my pocket if I win.

Ric
 
Not an entry as I just ordered a 112, however I wanted to thank you for the generous GAW. :thumbup:
 
Heck I'm in! Don't own any buck traditionals yet. If i win will also do a GAW to return the generousity. Thanks for a chance. Pic of one of my Buck knives.

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I'm in.

When I was 11 my dad started showing me how to carve cedar. I was learning to carve a totem pole with my small Buck stockman. I learned a lesson why not to draw towards my hand by slicing my index finger on the side. Had to stand at the sink for twenty minutes for the blood to stop flowing. Nice C shaped scar on the side of my finger. LOL
 
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