What's your newest Buck knife

[Brhowser87]

I finally pulled the trigger, or should I say pushed the button , on the 110 Auto Elite Burlap and Brushed Brass S30V. I couldn't let @jbmonkey be the only one. Surprisingly they were down to only 16 left of the 250. First time I have seen brushed brass on a 110 and I like it.

That brushed brass looks great. It adds a complete different look. Beautiful.

I really like those sheaths.

Yea me too. I posted a thread about a week ago looking for one to trade or something thinking they were easy to find and guys had em just laying around. WRONG. They were apparently made in the 80s.

 

[AndrewH60]

Thanks.
There goes my idea being able to pick one up looks like.

 

[Makael]

Very nice. I ordered the Statesman from Alamont.

I almost bought that one, nice!

 

[Brhowser87]

Thanks.
There goes my idea being able to pick one up looks like.

Lol you can still find em on the bay. There was one when I put that thread up but I missed out. They do show up.

 

[bucksway]

 

[farm]

• 110 custom
• BOLSTER: Nickel
• FINGER GROOVES:Waterbuffalo
• BLADE:420HC Black Oxide

 

[farm]

• 110 custom BOLSTER:Brass

HANDLE:Buckeye Burlwood

BLADE:420HC Mirror Polish

 

[farm]

Here are the pics for the above

 

[farm]

• 110 CUSTOM

CUSTOM [ON BLADE]. FLAMEWOOD HANDLE

MADE IN 2002

SILVER BOLSTER

 

[GPyro]

You either sold the farm, or won the lottery.....
Nice stuff Farm. You have a good eye.

 

[bucklife301]

• 110 CUSTOM

CUSTOM [ON BLADE]. FLAMEWOOD HANDLE

MADE IN 2002

SILVER BOLSTER View attachment 1187660View attachment 1187661View attachment 1187662

That’s some nice wood flamewood never seen it

 

[farm]

You either sold the farm, or won the lottery.....
Nice stuff Farm. You have a good eye.

Lol thank you

 

[farm]

That’s some nice wood flamewood never seen it

Yes me too never heard about it till I got it

 

[farm]

That’s some nice wood flamewood never seen it

I saw this on the net
“
Flame maple (tiger maple), also known as flamed maple, curly maple, ripple maple, fiddleback or tiger stripe, is a feature of maplein which the growth of the wood fibers is distorted in an undulating chatoyant pattern, producing wavy lines known as "flames". This effect is often mistakenly said to be part of the grain of the wood; it is more accurately called "figure", as the distortion is perpendicular to the grain direction. Prized for its beautiful appearance, it is used frequently in the manufacturing of fine furniture and musical instruments, such as violins, guitars, and bassoons.

During the westward expansion of early settlers and explorers into the lands west of the Appalachian Mountains, curly maple was often used for making the stocks used on Kentucky rifles.”

 

[Der Verminator]

Whoa.

Isn't this just the same old KOA Flamewood that has been available for years?

Or is this something new?

 

[farm]

Whoa.

Isn't this just the same old KOA Flamewood that has been available for years?

Or is this something new?

I have no idea would like to know more

 

[Der Verminator]

I have no idea would like to know more

Your beautiful knife looks like a really nice piece of KOA. I have a Custom Shoppe 110 from the early 2000s that looks a lot like that (yours is even better).

But somebody from buck should comment to clear this up.

 

[farm]

Your beautiful knife looks like a really nice piece of KOA. I have a Custom Shoppe 110 from the early 2000s that looks a lot like that (yours is even better).

But somebody from buck should comment to clear this up.

This one is from 2002

 

[Der Verminator]

I'd say it's KOA.

I haven't kept up on the materials used so I can't say for sure.

Some expert will be along to clear it up.

You have a beautiful knife anyhow.

 

[farm]

I'd say it's KOA.

I haven't kept up on the materials used so I can't say for sure.

Some expert will be along to clear it up.

You have a beautiful knife anyhow.

Thanks