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Papa Bones wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 8:46 pm Got this one in yesterday, just now getting around to posting a pic. Got this one from a fellow collector for $20 that I've traded with many times, and couldn't pass it up. A Utica Girl Scout Featherweight with the GS Shield and black composite handles. The blades are like new, fantastic snap and looks to have never been on a stone since the factory edge. The blades and shields do have some tiny scratches & age spots, but I don't believe this has been used. There is a place on the bolster that looks like it could have been dropped, but doesn't bother me. A nice addition to my Scouts family. Here are some pics.

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Now that's a very fine pickup Smitty! ::tu::
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Quick Steel wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 11:21 pm Love your Spydercos against the red bandanas, Dan. Looks like you are on your way to becoming a major Spyderco collector.
Papa Bones wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 3:10 am Thank you Dan. Good looking Spidercos you found there.
Thank you for the kind words, gents! I have a long way to go before I become a major Spyderco collector. But the discounts they give to veterans will help in that regard.
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Dan, nice Spyders and Bandannas
Garry ,Smitty ,Dan,Floyd ,thanks for the kind words ::tu::
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Got this one in the mail today to add to my Victorinox Alox group. New in the box Alox Farmer in Dark Blue. 3-3/4 inch closed. It has the SoCoCut logo on the master blade. I really like the color on this one.
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Papa Bones wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 7:11 pm Got this one in the mail today to add to my Victorinox Alox group. New in the box Alox Farmer in Dark Blue. 3-3/4 inch closed. It has the SoCoCut logo on the master blade. I really like the color on this one.

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That's a slick one, Smitty! ::tu::
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Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...
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Smitty, JP, Dan, TMK, you guys have got some beauties there. Very nice, indeed. The bright blue Alox is really, really nice. Love that blue. ::tu::
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TMK, I see what you mean about the grinds. Very nice indeed.
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JP and LJ, thank you for the accolades!

Smitty, that blue Alox is a sight to behold! And toomanyknives, if I'm correct, the Buck 301 is 3.875" long and American-made?
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toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 7:38 pm
That's a slick one, Smitty! ::tu::
Thanks TMK


KLJ77 wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:53 pm Smitty, JP, Dan, TMK, you guys have got some beauties there. Very nice, indeed. The bright blue Alox is really, really nice. Love that blue. ::tu::
Appreciate it LJ
Dan In MI wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 9:44 pm JP and LJ, thank you for the accolades!

Smitty, that blue Alox is a sight to behold! And toomanyknives, if I'm correct, the Buck 301 is 3.875" long and American-made?
Thanks Dan!


toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:09 pm Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...IMG_1685 (2).JPG
Good looking Buck TMK. Does it have a year indicator mark to the right of the model number? I can't tell in the photo.
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Love that blue Smitty. It's so vibrant.
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jerryd6818 wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 10:01 pm Love that blue Smitty. It's so vibrant.
Thanks Jerry.
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Papa Bones wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 9:58 pm
toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 7:38 pm
That's a slick one, Smitty! ::tu::
Thanks TMK


KLJ77 wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:53 pm Smitty, JP, Dan, TMK, you guys have got some beauties there. Very nice, indeed. The bright blue Alox is really, really nice. Love that blue. ::tu::
Appreciate it LJ
Dan In MI wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 9:44 pm JP and LJ, thank you for the accolades!

Smitty, that blue Alox is a sight to behold! And toomanyknives, if I'm correct, the Buck 301 is 3.875" long and American-made?
Thanks Dan!


toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:09 pm Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...IMG_1685 (2).JPG
Good looking Buck TMK. Does it have a year indicator mark to the right of the model number? I can't tell in the photo.
Thanks Smitty, it does. It's a 2021 with a + to the right of the model number..
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Quick Steel wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 9:36 pm TMK, I see what you mean about the grinds. Very nice indeed.
Yes sir, QS. Buck does a good job...Thanks..
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toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:09 pm Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...IMG_1685 (2).JPG
Those Black Sawcut 300 series knives are great users. ::tu::

For those who may not already know, don’t let the lack of handle pins or the lack of a pin through the shield fool you. The liner, the bolsters, and the shield are all the same piece of steel. The second photo was borrowed from member 300Bucks. It’s a better pic than the ones I have.
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The method of attachment that Buck uses for the handles is far better than glue and possibly even better than pins. The handles start off with black “posts” on inner side. The posts go through the holes in the liners and then the posts are melted and sanded flush with the liner. Those little ridges on the outside perimeter of the holes keeps the handle from pulling away from the liner. The plastic melts into those ridges and creates a very secure attachment.
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Railsplitter wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 11:08 pm
toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:09 pm Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...IMG_1685 (2).JPG
Those Black Sawcut 300 series knives are great users. ::tu::

For those who may not already know, don’t let the lack of handle pins or the lack of a pin through the shield fool you. The liner, the bolsters, and the shield are all the same piece of steel. The second photo was borrowed from member 300Bucks. It’s a better pic than the ones I have.
IMG_5101.JPG
Buck Shield.jpg
The method of attachment that Buck uses for the handles is far better than glue and possibly even better than pins. The handles start off with black “posts” on inner side. The posts go through the holes in the liners and then the posts are melted and sanded flush with the liner. Those little ridges on the outside perimeter of the holes keeps the handle from pulling away from the liner. The plastic melts into those ridges and creates a very secure attachment.
IMG_5106.JPG
IMG_5096.JPG
These Black Sawcut 300 series knives aren’t going to come apart under any kind of abuse the user can throw at them.
Very cool! Thanks for the info, Rick! ::tu::
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KLJ77 wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:53 pm Smitty, JP, Dan, TMK, you guys have got some beauties there. Very nice, indeed. The bright blue Alox is really, really nice. Love that blue. ::tu::
Thank you, LJ!
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If it has been posted once, it has been posted 1000 times, "We learn something new on AAPK everyday, if we just search!"
Had no clue concerning the construction of those Buck knives.
Thanks for posting those pictures!
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Railsplitter wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 11:08 pm
toomanyknives wrote: Fri May 14, 2021 8:09 pm Just picked up a new Buck 301. I'm really impressed with the quality of this knife. love the blade grinds on all three.
This will be a great EDC...IMG_1685 (2).JPG
Those Black Sawcut 300 series knives are great users. ::tu::

For those who may not already know, don’t let the lack of handle pins or the lack of a pin through the shield fool you. The liner, the bolsters, and the shield are all the same piece of steel. The second photo was borrowed from member 300Bucks. It’s a better pic than the ones I have.
IMG_5101.JPG
Buck Shield.jpg
The method of attachment that Buck uses for the handles is far better than glue and possibly even better than pins. The handles start off with black “posts” on inner side. The posts go through the holes in the liners and then the posts are melted and sanded flush with the liner. Those little ridges on the outside perimeter of the holes keeps the handle from pulling away from the liner. The plastic melts into those ridges and creates a very secure attachment.
IMG_5106.JPG
IMG_5096.JPG
These Black Sawcut 300 series knives aren’t going to come apart under any kind of abuse the user can throw at them.

Very interesting, thanks for posting.
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treefarmer wrote: Sat May 15, 2021 12:37 am If it has been posted once, it has been posted 1000 times, "We learn something new on AAPK everyday, if we just search!"
Had no clue concerning the construction of those Buck knives.
Thanks for posting those pictures!
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I echo what Philip stated. ::tu:: I was not aware of this construction method either. Thanks for educating us, Rick. ::handshake::
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My order from Einhorn LLC arrived this morning. A much-needed new belt (now sporting a Case buckle), plus a sheath for a Sod Buster Jr, a slip for a Peanut, and a key fob. I'm very, very pleased, and I highly recommend Ross' products!
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Those are really nice Dan.

I've said it recently that I didn't have a "Purina" knife only because I couldn't find one in the places I've gone.
Well I found not one but two, the one I was really looking for, the Stockman and a Barlow. The Stockman is
in pretty bad shape, but it will do until I find a better one. Also I couldn't resist the tourist souvenir
"Great Smoky Mts." knife, just an impulse buy.
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Dan In MI wrote: Sat May 15, 2021 3:17 pm My order from Einhorn LLC arrived this morning. A much-needed new belt (now sporting a Case buckle), plus a sheath for a Sod Buster Jr, a slip for a Peanut, and a key fob. I'm very, very pleased, and I highly recommend Ross' products!

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Very nice Dan. ::tu:: ::tu:: Good looking leather work.


dlr110 wrote: Sat May 15, 2021 4:14 pm Those are really nice Dan.

I've said it recently that I didn't have a "Purina" knife only because I couldn't find one in the places I've gone.
Well I found not one but two, the one I was really looking for, the Stockman and a Barlow. The Stockman is
in pretty bad shape, but it will do until I find a better one. Also I couldn't resist the tourist souvenir
"Great Smoky Mts." knife, just an impulse buy.
20210515_104614.jpg
Good finds David. Gotta love those Purina promos. ::tu::
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Dan In MI wrote: Sat May 15, 2021 3:17 pm My order from Einhorn LLC arrived this morning. A much-needed new belt (now sporting a Case buckle), plus a sheath for a Sod Buster Jr, a slip for a Peanut, and a key fob. I'm very, very pleased, and I highly recommend Ross' products!

Einhorn LLC Order.jpg

Sheath And Slip Filled.jpg

Sheath And Slip Empty.jpg
So glad it didn't go through San Francisco for you ::tu:: ::tu::
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A new 6318 and a new shave mug from SHC.
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