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What Buck are you carrying today?
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This morning I threw my new 112 FG in my pocket and in my watch pocket went a Case TB Sowbelly I've carried a long time. I remember ordering it online when that was a newish thing. My son was sitting on my lap at the time. Now he's almost 30, 6'4 and outweighs me by about 30 pounds. He doesn't sit on my lap anymore.
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Not a carry for today, but a big find! Been cleaning the garage for two days, getting ready for an addition that starts tomorrow (new carport outside existing garage). Been moving, sorting, and trashing stuff that got left in the garage last summer after our move. Didn't even know I had lost this 1988 Buck 110 Folding Hunter (maybe I have enough Folding Hunters?) OH
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Is that even a thing?
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Today at church I had a 112 and a little stag pen knife (Browning) my daughter gave me 20 years ago. I don't have a picture of them at this point. But after lunch I have been carrying this one around putting the finishing touches on it. It was a plain ole 110 from Walmart I bought a while back. I got the idea to put some different scales on it. I really like the ebony, I have always loved desert ironwood. I fit and epoxied the scales yesterday and did the final sanding and polishing this afternoon. The picture doesn't do the color of the ironwood justice. I may give this one to my son for his birthday. Don't anyone tell him. 
I gotta wipe my fingerprints off the blade though.
I gotta wipe my fingerprints off the blade though.
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I think you did a fantastic job, it looks great!!Today at church I had a 112 and a little stag pen knife (Browning) my daughter gave me 20 years ago. I don't have a picture of them at this point. But after lunch I have been carrying this one around putting the finishing touches on it. It was a plain ole 110 from Walmart I bought a while back. I got the idea to put some different scales on it. I really like the ebony, I have always loved desert ironwood. I fit and epoxied the scales yesterday and did the final sanding and polishing this afternoon. The picture doesn't do the color of the ironwood justice. I may give this one to my son for his birthday. Don't anyone tell him.
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WOW! Great workmanship. OHToday at church I had a 112 and a little stag pen knife (Browning) my daughter gave me 20 years ago. I don't have a picture of them at this point. But after lunch I have been carrying this one around putting the finishing touches on it. It was a plain ole 110 from Walmart I bought a while back. I got the idea to put some different scales on it. I really like the ebony, I have always loved desert ironwood. I fit and epoxied the scales yesterday and did the final sanding and polishing this afternoon. The picture doesn't do the color of the ironwood justice. I may give this one to my son for his birthday. Don't anyone tell him.
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Thank you! I have rehandled a number of fixed blades but this was my first 110. There is a learning curve, but I'm certain there will be more in the near future.
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Love that burlap micarta
A little grilling this evening...
