What Buck are you carrying today?

[Vaporstang]

Nice knife.
Every time I get one of those I end up giving it away.

Thanks! You can't beat the price for what you get - that's for sure!

 

[The Zieg]

End of the work day, finally. Bulleit rye, Stetson palm, and Buck 110 aluminum frame. I've been carrying the wonderful French Donjon pattern slipjoint since it arrived last week, but today required a locking blade.

Zieg

 

[pjsjr]

End of the work day, finally. Bulleit rye, Stetson palm, and Buck 110 aluminum frame.

Eric, I'm surprised that you still have that you still have that Stetson in your possession with the wind we have been having.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

 

[rhino]

Shouldn't those muffins have some peanut butter under the banana?

 

[GPyro]

I think if there was a knife under your pillow thread, you're in!

Those 124's truly are a nice knife!

Here's a 342 Vantage Pro I've been carrying outside of work lately.
It's such a nice little knife.
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Thanks.

 

[Lee D]

Kudos for carrying that big 124 daily. I’ve had mine for several years (favorite Buck fixed blade), and do carry it when I’m messing around at the farm, but I can’t imagine lugging that beast every day. I picked up a dangler for mine, it makes it much easier getting in and out of vehicles.

 

[The Zieg]

End of the work day, finally. Bulleit rye, Stetson palm, and Buck 110 aluminum frame. I've been carrying the wonderful French Donjon pattern slipjoint since it arrived last week, but today required a locking blade.

Zieg

You said it, friend and neighbor!! Yesterday was the first day I could wear it since last year (I've been keeping my ears warm with a watch cap all that time) and I don't think I'll be able to wear it again for a while; the wind continues!

Zieg

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Kudos for carrying that big 124 daily. I’ve had mine for several years (favorite Buck fixed blade), and do carry it when I’m messing around at the farm, but I can’t imagine lugging that beast every day. I picked up a dangler for mine, it makes it much easier getting in and out of vehicles.

Nice, it’s certainly a good choice of tool for a farm.

As far as carrying it daily, I’ve never had an issue carrying a good sized fixed-blade. Started carrying my Buck 119 when I was 16 years old, and have had that, or more recently my 124, on me every day since then.

It’s a good bit lighter than other things I also carry. The 119 is only 7.5oz, the 124 is 13oz. My pistol + spare mag is like 4lb, and my medkit is about 15lb. I carry the medkit in a bag at all times when I’m not at home. As you can see, the knife is a relatively lightweight portion of the stuff I lug around

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

This one with me today.

 

[ferider]

 

[Bastler]

My first attempt at rehandling a fixed blade turned out good enough to take to work.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

My first attempt at rehandling a fixed blade turned out good enough to take to work.

Nice! That looks great! Is that hickory wood?

 

[Bastler]

Nice! That looks great! Is that hickory wood?

Thanks, it's oak.

 

[jbmonkey]

which handle material is that shokwood? kinda looks like it, but kinda doesn't. maybe really polished up ironwood? either way sure like it.

My first attempt at rehandling a fixed blade turned out good enough to take to work.

nice. looks much better than the rubber it came with. well done.

 

[rhino]

Buck 112 LT still. The edge needs some attention based on use earlier this morning!

 

[ferider]

which handle material is that shokwood? kinda looks like it, but kinda doesn't. maybe really polished up ironwood? either way sure like it.

Thanks ! Yep, this is Ironwood.

 

[jbmonkey]

Thanks ! Yep, this is Ironwood.

gotcha. thanks. its got a deep rich gloss to it, I dig on.

 

[ScottK]

The 303 and a 111/110 Slim Pro today.

 

[ScottK]

112 Slim Pro today, I like the lightweight knives!