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This group is for anyone with interest in Buck Knives. If you own, collect, carry, or use a Buck knife, then this is the group for you. Please join us!

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Latest Activity: Sep 29

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How Many BCCI Members Do We Have?

Started by Sunil Ram. Last reply by Jeffrey Pennington Feb 3. 10 Replies 0 Likes

We currently have 41 members in the Buck Knives Group. I was wondering how many of us are BCCI (Buck Collectors Club Inc.) members are in…Continue

Show Us a Buck Knife photo

Started by John Burton. Last reply by Syd Carr Apr 4, 2019. 209 Replies 11 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

Buck 110 automatic

Started by Mike West. Last reply by David Gallup Oct 14, 2018. 2 Replies 3 Likes

I had been hearing about the Buck 110 automatic since last year . The local dealer , a former employee of Buck said the paperwork to get them was a bit tricky , but this year he had at least 10 of…Continue

Favorite 300.

Started by johnny twoshoes. Last reply by David Gallup Oct 10, 2018. 53 Replies 3 Likes

Buck's 300 series has touched the hearts of many, it's tainted the memories of many a work day, and even a few fine days a field. There's something about those rugged slipjoints that gets to me, I…Continue

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Comment by Gary Kennedy on January 24, 2010 at 12:03

Comment by Gary Kennedy on January 24, 2010 at 12:01

Comment by James Cole on January 17, 2010 at 12:33: I have several Buck Knives. My first Buck was and still is a 309 pattern, my second a 110. Both of these knives were purchased while I served in the Navy. The 309 was a replacement for my tree brand single blade trapper, which had been lost; I was aboard the Yorktown off North Korea during the Pueblo incident at the time. The 110 was purchased while aboard the Enterprise, on station near Viet Nam, in 1971.

The 309 has been retired from carry, but remains in my collection (needs an escutcheon).

Comment by MJ Wallace on January 15, 2010 at 14:50: Hi Buck Fans, I'm glad to have found you all.. I've got several Bucks in the collection and one in the pocket. Looking forward to being a contributor here.

Mike

Comment by Tom George on January 15, 2010 at 11:56: Hi if anyone would like to see a Buck 117 one of the first folding knives ever made by Buck in 1946 to 1948... I have one in my photo albums just go to the album for my buck knife there will be a story about it also. Thanks .Tom George

Comment by Sanjay Khukuri on January 15, 2010 at 3:48: Hi Sunil, thank you for inviting me in this group. Sorry to say this that I don't have a buck knife yet but always wanted one. Can you let me see what yours are like.

Sanjay........

Comment by james childers on January 14, 2010 at 4:58: hi guys and gals glad to be here i have a few bucks knifes

Comment by Trent Rock on January 12, 2010 at 13:45: I can still picture my dad with his trusty 110 in his sheath on his belt....

Comment by Andy Voelkle "AxeMan" on January 11, 2010 at 20:13: I've had a Buck 110 since in college in the sixties. I like the simplicity, the strength and the fact it takes a pretty good edge and keeps it for a while.

Comment by Sunil Ram on January 11, 2010 at 11:09: If you own any Buck Knives, let's see 'em. Post your pics here. Have any stories of how using a Buck saved the day (or a life), tell your story here. Have you ever been to the Buck Knives factory (CA or Idaho), tells us about your visit and the factory tour.