Buck Fixed Blades
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Ed, I had forgotten just how nice your Cherrywood handle collection of Buck 100 series was - those are beautiful - glad I stumbled across this thread again! OH
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This is my one and only Buck fixed blade knife. A Buck 119 that I bought new in 2004. It does have the original sheath, just not pictured.
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Thanks OH. I’ve always enjoyed your action shots cleaning animals. I don’t do enough of that.Old Hunter wrote:Ed, I had forgotten just how nice your Cherrywood handle collection of Buck 100 series was - those are beautiful - glad I stumbled across this thread again! OH
The Cherrywood thing started because I needed a caper to complete my 100 series set. Buck put both the Caper and the Skinner on their web special page so I had to have them. Both high polish. They really go together. Then as they became available I bought each one.
I have a Cherrywood 212 on the way now.
I’m also working on a Stag set now but it is slow going. They just aren’t releasing new models with stag handles. Probably good for my bank account.
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Nice 119 NWNY, you're on your way!
Yeah, the stag handled are tough, my only one is a 120 from the early 1980's. The Cherrywood series is a nice combination of red and and natural materials that really compliment the clean lines of the 100 series. OH
Yeah, the stag handled are tough, my only one is a 120 from the early 1980's. The Cherrywood series is a nice combination of red and and natural materials that really compliment the clean lines of the 100 series. OH
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I'm glad this thread popped back up. I missed it the first time. Love seeing those Buck fixed blades. Thanks for sharing them guys.
Here's a display I fixed up with some of my Buck fixed blade knives. I just might have to add one of those 117s.
Here's a display I fixed up with some of my Buck fixed blade knives. I just might have to add one of those 117s.
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Thats a nice display Phil. Definitely grab a 117. It’s a sweet knife. Not too big not too small. It fits perfectly between the 102 and 119.
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Nice Phil and Ed - now you gents need a 212 in addition to a 117! The new models keep coming! OH
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I’ve been using a 212 for a couple of months now. Except for it’s sweeping grind it’s a great knife. I corrected mine by adding a wide but shallow sharpening choil. Which is a great place to strike a ferry rod.
I have the jigged Buffalo one, Red Lucite, Cherrywood, and elk versions. I don’t have the black phenolic one yet
I have the jigged Buffalo one, Red Lucite, Cherrywood, and elk versions. I don’t have the black phenolic one yet
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Sorry this is a better shot of the choil.
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Good mod on the choil Ed. Mine came today - standard model of 420HC stainless - very sharp out of the box and with a minimal leather sheath - USA made too. OH
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Am a huge fan of the BUCK VANGUARD...
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Looks good Old Hunter. I need to get that one too. I did just get the Cherrywood version to go with that set.
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Knice pic Scott. Well composed. I like it.TripleF wrote:Am a huge fan of the BUCK VANGUARD...
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What model# is this knife of yours? It looks like a 119.eveled wrote:I highly recommend getting them all.
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That is a 117 between a 102 and a 119 with a 120 on the end.
See also the picture I posted on July 7th. Of the same 4 knives in Black Phenolic for size comparison.
See also the picture I posted on July 7th. Of the same 4 knives in Black Phenolic for size comparison.
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Very nice. Thank you for the info.eveled wrote:That is a 117 between a 102 and a 119 with a 120 on the end.
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I just took a look at that. Now I see the size difference. Thanks !!eveled wrote:See also the picture I posted on July 7th. Of the same 4 knives in Black Phenolic for size comparison.
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No problem. Glad to help.