What Shooting Sports Companies have had a co-branded run or model of Buck Knives?

[DeSotoSky]

Roger, could you share some details about that revolver, please? Not to derail the thread too much, but I'm a big Ruger single 6 fan.

Sure, it is a Ruger "Old Army". A black powder revolver based on the Blackhawk frame. 1972-2008.
Styled after but not a copy of any historical weapon. Mine is stainless.
I'll give the Wiki link for more reading.

Ruger Old Army - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[tongueriver]

Page 129 of RUGER & HIS GUNS, by R.L. Wilson, Simon & Schuster, copyright 1996

Roger, could you share some details about that revolver, please? Not to derail the thread too much, but I'm a big Ruger single 6 fan.

I'm enjoying this thread a lot. Very educational.

Page 129 of RUGER & HIS GUNS, by R.L. Wilson, Simon & Schuster, copyright 1996

 

[pjsjr]

RUGER & HIS GUNS, by R.L. Wilson, Simon & Schuster, copyright 1996

Great book for any Ruger fan! Lots of information about all things Bill Ruger, his life and the start of Ruger Firearms.

 

[bertl]

The Ruger M77 has been one of my favorites for the past 45 years , or so. I think my favorite is a 7mm Remington Magnum, The rifle in the photo is a 308. I don't have a Buck/Ruger knife to show with it.

Bert

 

[brianv]

The Ruger M77 has been one of my favorites for the past 45 years , or so. I think my favorite is a 7mm Remington Magnum, The rifle in the photo is a 308. I don't have a Buck/Ruger knife to show with it.

Bert

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Beautiful rifle!

 

[Hickory n steel]

Firearms, ammo, optics .. Anything firearms or firearms adjacent ... but no, not archery.

Does Boone & Crockett count ?
They are a hunting / wildlife conservation organization.

There are also a lot of different NRA Bucks too.