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Started by Jon Terry. Last reply by Jon Terry Sep 17, 2022. 2 Replies 4 Likes
Hi Guys,I was so lucky to stumble on this in the UK110V Damasus StagWhat do you think ??…Continue
Started by Ugly Old Guy. Last reply by David L. Packham Aug 27, 2022. 1 Reply 3 Likes
I was gifted a C&C Buck 110 SFO with Brass Bolsters and liners, Oak covers, and a 5160 clp point blade.It arrived 09-12, ad has been on my belt since.…Continue
Started by Syd Carr. Last reply by harry e karmun Jan 1, 2022. 1 Reply 4 Likes
Here is a post from the BCCI, (Buck Collectors Club Inc), Facebook group that I thought I would post here for reference. It's a very concise history of a very popular series of knives. I only own one…Continue
Started by John Burton. Last reply by harry e karmun Dec 24, 2021. 213 Replies 12 Likes
Hi all, Thought I'd start a new thread asking folks to show a Buck knife photo or two. I like just about anything made by Buck. But, am drawn to the Gold etch art knives and love stag handles.Buck…Continue
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Bantam is a good knife!
Awesome looking knife Jan
I'm a bit interested in that hatchet. Hope it chops well.
Three implements from Buck Knives will debut at the Outdoor Retailer trade show this week, including a knife, a hatchet, and a “chopping froe.” They will go on sale in 2015.
Each is made in the USA. The tools are all treated with a red powdercoat finish for rust and corrosion resistance.
The 104 Camp Knife has full-tang construction and a 5160 steel blade that’s 9.5 inches long. Its handle is made of walnut. It will cost $80.
A hatchet, the 106 Compadre model, has a 5160 steel head and a walnut-dymondwood handle. It comes with a leather sheath and weighs about 24 ounces. MSRP when available will be $120.
Finally, the 108 Compadre Chopping Froe is, Buck cites, a multi-purpose wood working tool. Its 9.5-inch steel blade was built for clearing brush and heavy wood chopping.
But the machete-like tool, which measures almost 17 inches long, weighs less than 2 pounds. It will cost $160 when Buck ships to consumers and stores in early 2015. —Stephen Regenold
Nice one Paul
Currently using the Buck Vantage Pro. Amazing value for money on these production folders. Did a short review on my blog here. Enjoy!
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