What Buck are you carrying today?

[pjsjr]

howiema thanks, it's not just the wood that I like about these, it's the 44C steel, the retro tang stamp and the fact that it doesn't have any billboard silliness!

 

[Ironbut]

My BCCI retro Koa 112...

Nice! USPS Tracking says mine will be here Monday. I hope it's as nice as all the ones I've seen posted here so far.

 

[Old Hunter]

Took my wife to see the Eagles tribute show put on by the 7 Bridges band out of Nashville TN last night. Great concert, at times I had to remind myself I wasn't at an Eagles concert. Carried my upgraded Vantage and a Case whittler pocketknife last night. OH

 

[New River Knife Works]

 

[315]

 

[SoDak81]

 

[Culprit99]

“Carrying” a large pairing knife today for Sunday Dinner. Or is it lunch? Maybe dinner is supper? Or is supper lunch - or maybe that’s only on Sunday’s? I’ve lived in nine states - two of them twice - and am all kinds of mixed up.

 

[ScottK]

 

[Ironbut]

I just took the BBCI 112 KOA out of the mailbox.
The goodies:

The knife:

 

[Zornhau]

Same knife, different day.

 

[pa knifeguy]

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309 that I bought new when I was 14 with my paper route money. Paid $18.00 and had to save up for a few weeks. Was in my tux pocket on my wedding day 8 years later!!
John

I had a 309 in my pocket when I got married too. 20 years for me

 

[jmh33]

I had a 309 in my pocket when I got married too. 20 years for me

I got married in June 1980!!
That’s cool!! Must be the Wedding Buck to carry!!
John

 

[mill428]

Since we are talking weddings... My daughter got married last month and by God's grace, I couldn't have hand picked a better guy. Seriously. He's as good as they come.
His birthday is in a couple of weeks and he's a big deer hunter all of his life so I got him, of course, a Buck 110. He's also a very sentimental guy so I decided to make it a special 110. I made the arch for the wedding ceremony out of some rough cut walnut I had. (If you haven't been to weddings in the last couple of years, you'll have to look it up.) Anyways, I took a little piece of that walnut and rescaled the 110 with it. My daughter thinks he will be very pleased. I hope so too. So this is the knife I've been carrying around today.

 

[mill428]

“Carrying” a large pairing knife today for Sunday Dinner. Or is it lunch? Maybe dinner is supper? Or is supper lunch - or maybe that’s only on Sunday’s? I’ve lived in nine states - two of them twice - and am all kinds of mixed up.
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That has been the quintessential Sunday lunch, er, dinner... meal for my whole life. My Mom for my first 24 years and then my wife for the last 33. It's obviously better carving it with the right kind of cutlery.

 

[Ironbut]

And the other side

 

[FranklinG]

I'm not really "carrying" it today, but I'm really enjoying my new kitchen cutlery.

https://imgur.com/a/nrwTRH0

 

[Billabong01]

My venerable 119 Bramha. (Rehandled by me)
Using it knocking out a bit of kindling for the fire now the mornings are getting a bit cooler.
I like this knife so much that when I sold off my Randalls, I kept this in preference to my 5-6!

 

[jbmonkey]

I got married in June 1980!!
That’s cool!! Must be the Wedding Buck to carry!!
John

wow 44 years. that's impressive in today's world.

I'm at 17 years on this marriage.....and sometimes I think i see a look on her face that maybe she'll kill me one of these days. I'll admit I'm a major pita though....

 

[Ironbut]

 

[ScottK]

Carrying a 501 Master Series today.