BUCK KNIVES GROUP

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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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  • Trent Rock

    I can still picture my dad with his trusty 110 in his sheath on his belt....

    Jan 12, 2010

  • james childers

    hi guys and gals glad to be here i have a few bucks knifes

    Jan 14, 2010

  • Sanjay Khukuri

    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........

    Jan 15, 2010

  • Tom George

    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

    Jan 15, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    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

    Jan 15, 2010

  • James Cole

    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).

    Jan 17, 2010

  • Gary Kennedy

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  • MJ Wallace

    Gary, Great line up of Bucks you've got there, all beauties, thanks for pics.
    Mike

    Jan 26, 2010

  • Sunil Ram

    I'm a BCCI Lifetime Member # 1972.

    Feb 4, 2010

  • Gary Nelson

    Here's a neat Buck from Heritage Collectables.

    Feb 10, 2010

  • james childers

    does anying one know about this knifes klink speacial

    Feb 10, 2010

  • Tom George

    This 117 Buck Knife is the first folding knife ever made by Hoyt and AL Buck back in 1946 to 1948 while working out of a small shop at his home ...More info on my page Thanks Tom

    Feb 10, 2010

  • james childers

    one more buck

    Feb 11, 2010

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  • Richard Owens

    hi, here are some of my buck knives

    Feb 22, 2010

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  • Andy Voelkle "AxeMan"

    Thanks for all the photos — a lot of these are new to me, and it's great to look them over and over and dream of such fine American knives. Excellent!

    Feb 22, 2010

  • Richard Owens

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  • Alex Rakotz

    I picked up a buck 119 special with the cocobolo handles for my dad. Absolutely gorgeous knife with the brass fittings. Brought him back to his boy scout days. Can't beat a quality american classic!

    Feb 25, 2010

  • Noah Myers

    bought a 110 as an edc not realizing what a beast it was...ended up purchasing a Bantam BBW and 371 Stockman to keep in the pocket instead. Love each of them. The Bantam sees the most use.

    Mar 2, 2010

  • Rome D. Rushing

    Here's a first post picture, this knife belonged to my father-in -law who passed away over 27 years ago. And at that time this knife had already been confined to the dresser drawer. He was a Master Mechanic on heavy equipment and used his tools hard, no telling when he broke that blade.

    Mar 22, 2010

  • Sunil Ram

    Craig, I really like that Stag fingergroove handle. Very Nice!

    Mar 24, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    Max, Great looking stag on the 110. Your friend did a bit of work to remove the rear bolster on that one, looks good... Nice 301 too.

    Rome Rushing, Looks like your Father-in-Law got some good use out of that knife. You don't see many with the grooved bolsters any more.

    Mar 24, 2010

  • Thorvan Patten JR.

    Hi, I was trying to get some information on a collection of Bucks I'm putting together I have the 103, 119, 102, 105, 121, and the 106 hatchet. Which ones am I missing and what are the names of these knives? I think there's even a saw. I think there may be 11 items in the series. Thank You. THOR.

    Mar 24, 2010

  • James Cole

    Thorvan, it appears that you are collecting fixed blade hunters and skinners with the pheolic handles. You might want to look at the 102 and 119 with Cocobola handles. They are great looking knives, but a bit more expensive than the black handles. It's great that you have a 121 since it's a discontinued model.

    Mar 24, 2010