Buck Kalinga copy?
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Chickasaw1
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Buck Kalinga copy?
I got this knife when my FIL passed in 2019. I do know it was made in the early 70’s from a sawmill wheel blade by a local guy in Broken Bow, Ok where we are from, . This isn’t the original scabbard. I couldn’t find the original. It’s quite heavy duty with the blade being around 3/16. Looks like they were going for the Kalinga style.
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doglegg
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Re: Buck Kalinga copy?
Looks a little heavy but I bet you won't break it. Desirable knife and wonderful history.
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Re: Buck Kalinga copy?
Great looking, very formidable knife. I like the 9 handle pins. What is the overall length and any idea what the handle material is?
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Chickasaw1
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tallguy606
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Re: Buck Kalinga copy?
Handle looks like dymondwood, a laminated prob birch material. Pretty durable and not hard to work. Think Buck Kalingas used same handle material.