Wild and Unusual Buck Knives

[wonderboy1377s]

I don't know if this was a factory product or a custom from an outside maker...

The 639 is one of my favorite knives. That is a great looking one!

 

[wonderboy1377s]

123 Fillet Knife

 

[fuzzybuck]

Here is a Buck 294 with Stag (Elk Tine), the 294 was a caper knife made for Bass Pro.

 

[fuzzybuck]

Buck Nessmuk without Thomson Center No. 15 marked on it, the sheath is different also.

 

[fuzzybuck]

Buck Custom 102 has a mirror polished blade with a tang stamp: Buck /Custom/USA. The handle is stacked polished stag and aluminum.

 

[fuzzybuck]

Buck 106 Elk Stag made by Joe Houser.

 

[Skelator88]

Buck Survivor 1 of 2

 

[etexas]

Buck 106 Elk Stag made by Joe Houser.

That is incredible!!!!!!!!!

 

[pjsjr]

Leroy Remer custom 110. BCP(printed circuit board) scales, textured bolster and file work.

 

[Makael]

Model 981 Black Knight custom Dagger picked up today at the factory. Stamped by a stamp from the 60s on the guard. Sheath I made for Joe H about 8 months ago. Love how the sheath turned out and matches the knife.

 

[MT_Pokt]

Here's an elk tine 116 from a year or so ago. Forgot I had this one. Was going to make a stand and use it as a letter opener.

 

[wonderboy1377s]

Damascus and Mammoth

 

[jbmonkey]

Damascus and Mammoth

wow. what a combo there. any ideas what types of steels in that damascus?

 

[jmh33]

Buck Custom 102 has a mirror polished blade with a tang stamp: Buck /Custom/USA. The handle is stacked polished stag and aluminum.

WOW!!! This has got to be the BEST looking 102 I have ever had the pleasure of seeing!! WOW!!!! Makes the old heart skip a beat!!!
John

 

[wonderboy1377s]

wow. what a combo there. any ideas what types of steels in that damascus?

I do not know what steels were used. I was trying to find some info but came up blank.

 

[MT_Pokt]

wow. what a combo there. any ideas what types of steels in that damascus?

Seems that Leroy told me Meier Steel made most of Buck's patterned steel back in the day and the earlier was Parker, or vice-versa. He suggested that the patterns weren't named like they are today; ladder, raindrop, etc... They ordered patterned steel and they got patterned steel.

One is Parker and the other is Meier. I don't recall which Leroy said was which.


Of course, I could be imagining all of this...

 

[wonderboy1377s]

Seems that Leroy told me Meier Steel made most of Buck's patterned steel back in the day and the earlier was Parker, or vice-versa. He suggested that the patterns weren't named like they are today; ladder, raindrop, etc... They ordered patterned steel and they got patterned steel.

One is Parker and the other is Meier. I don't recall which Leroy said was which.

Of course, I could be imagining all of this...

That bottom one is amazing.

 

[jbmonkey]

Seems that Leroy told me Meier Steel made most of Buck's patterned steel back in the day and the earlier was Parker, or vice-versa. He suggested that the patterns weren't named like they are today; ladder, raindrop, etc... They ordered patterned steel and they got patterned steel.

One is Parker and the other is Meier. I don't recall which Leroy said was which.


Of course, I could be imagining all of this...

good info, thank you Sir. great damascus steels example knives also.

 

[Makael]

Titanium framed Buck 110 with CPM154 drop point blade.

 

[Makael]

BG42 Buck 192