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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  • james childers

    Feb 11, 2010

  • Richard Owens

    hi, here are some of my buck knives

    Feb 22, 2010

  • Richard Owens

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  • Richard Owens

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  • Richard Owens

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  • Richard Owens

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  • Richard Owens

    Feb 22, 2010

  • 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

    Feb 22, 2010

  • Richard Owens

    Feb 22, 2010

  • Richard Owens

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  • Richard Owens

    Feb 22, 2010

  • 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

  • MJ Wallace

    Hi Thorvan, Tell us more about the collection you want to put together. Is it from a certain date range, or perhaps all the black phenolic handled knives. Sounds like your interested in the 100 series....

    The ones you didn't mention are:
    122/124 Nemo/Frontiersman
    120 General
    118 Personal
    116 Caper
    107 Scout (Micarta Scales)
    117 & 115 Trophy Sets (twin sets)

    Did I miss any?

    Yes there was a saw too, #153....
    Mike

    Mar 24, 2010

  • Thorvan Patten JR.

    Wow thats great info. I have a little booklet called Knife Know-How. By Al Buck. And the cover shows 10 knives a saw and hatchet.I do not know how old the booklet is. The knives do have the pheolic handles. It looks like I have some knife hunting to do. Thanks guys for the info. THOR.

    Mar 24, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    Here's a little more on the Twinsets:

    Twinset 104 (102 Woodsman & 103 Skinner)
    Trophy Set 117 (116 Caper & 103 Skinner)
    Sportsman Set 115 (118 Personal & 103 Skinner)

    And a brochure from the late 60's early 70's, the Hunters axe and 122/124 are not shown, maybe on a different page, I'll do some more looking. Mike

    Mar 24, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    Thorvan, I'm going to try to attach a larger version of the photo below so you can print it out if your inclined.

    Mar 24, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    I think if you click on that image it will enlarge some... Mike

    Mar 24, 2010

  • Carlos Rodríguez

    I´m the owner of an old Scoutlite (Buck 412) and it´s a great knife, a great blade and it is easy to sharpen.

    Apr 23, 2010

  • Keelen Grimm

    If anyone is interested in a Buck Bowie check out the For Sale section.

    May 2, 2010

  • Carlos Rodríguez

    This is my Scoulite Buck

    May 2, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    Nice one Carlos. I've always liked the Scoutlites and Bucklites. Yours looks just like the one I sold a couple of months ago. I put a photo up above in the Discussion: "Think I messed up", Mike

    May 2, 2010

  • Carlos Rodríguez

    Yes, I saw it MJ, but the one you sold is mint, mine is used and very useful!!, thanks for the picture.

    May 3, 2010

  • Sunil Ram

    BuckKnives.com is having a 40% Off Father's Day Sale.
    Sale ends on June 25. Just enter the code SPRING40 at checkout to get your 40% off.

    (40% Off special does not include any products on the Web Specials page or Custom Knife Shoppe orders)

    Jun 9, 2010


  • In Memoriam

    D ale

    .. a Buck 112 .. circa mid 70's

    .. modified for a "comfort fit" ..

    Jul 25, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    Wow Dale, that's a serious mod... how's it feel in the hand when you're using it?

    Jul 25, 2010

  • MJ Wallace

    A recent find... 122 Nemo

    Jul 25, 2010


  • In Memoriam

    D ale

    .. surprisingly well .. no longer any edges on the handle .. no pres pts that cause fatigue about the 2cnd deer .. but, I'm a small person .. small hands .. I admit .. some pretty serious contouring of the frame & scales ..

    I actually did this for my Dad 75/76 .. he used it for 20+ yrs .. after he passed .. I got his 1st pistol (9-shot H&R ..won't hit broad side of a barn) & all the knives .. other siblings got multiple firearms .. it was a fair trade !!!!!!

    Jul 25, 2010

  • Sunil Ram

    BuckKnives.com is having a 40% Off Selected Hunting Knives Sale.
    Just enter the code GEARUP40 at checkout to get your 40% off.
    Offer expires Sept. 30, 2010
    You also get FREE UPS Ground Shipping on orders over $50.00.

    Aug 25, 2010

  • Carlos Rodríguez

    A knife with a blade made in china , Is a real Buck?, it´s a sad thing of our times

    Aug 26, 2010

  • Gary Kennedy

    Sep 21, 2010