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Hoyt Buck produced the first Buck Knife in 1902. Hoyt and his son Al moved to San Diego and set up shop as H.H. Buck & Son in 1947. Al Buck revolutionized the knife industry in 1964 with the infamous Model 110 Folding Hunter. The company's innovative history and attention to quality have made for many great collectible knives.
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Here is the 700 collection will look for more buck folders, nice job guys and gals
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I picked up a NIB Buck 446 at the OKCA show last weekend.
I talked to Joe Houser briefly and he said he found this one in the warehouse.
Apparently it was made especially for a seller, as the camo handles were not a catalog item.
It is a real brute; 5-1/4"!
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My only buck and the first slippie i got a little while back , this has a really nice snap when you open the blade i think its a 75-84 model ? i love the long pulls on it, nice size for in the pocket as well, ::tu::

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Dale, That thing is a beast, congrats. ::tu::

Beautiful knife Zed. 8)

Here's another to add.
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A few more.
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Nice pic's Johnny-nice knives too.
My favorite Buck was like a small moose pattern one blade clip and one a skinnin blade more like a muskrat--do you know the model # and are they still makin them?
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Those are some mighty nice knives, Johnny ::tu:: ::tu::
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Pigsticker, I believe Buck quit making this pattern. ::shrug::
The model number is 313, and they are hard to find.... I think.
I would love to own, one. ::nod::

Good luck, I know there are a couple on the Bay. ::smirk::
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Thanks guys. ::tu::

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Boooooy, I need to expand my horizon on Buck slippy's I had lost intrest since they moved to china ::huff:: I do like the 301+303's
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I can't really spare a BUCK but here's my favorites ::nod::
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Pigsticker, et al

The 313 is a opposite ended trapper, discontinued but found frequently on the dock by the 'Bay'.

Buck currently carries a off-shore made large same end two bladed trapper, model 384.
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Old 313, version with two cut-outs for nail nic access, also came in a version with just one cut-out for the front blade.
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I got a few.......the "Yellow Horse" knives are nice ..but my favorite is my "Kalinga" fixed blade. ::nod::
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:) In the last month I have been able to add three Bucks to my collection a .110..,.112.,and a 303 Cadet ::nod:: along with the oldones a 110\,.112.,425 and a china 380 trapper.
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Check out this nice Buck on the bay:

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I'd like to get that for $13.38 ::tu:: 4 days left
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Here is a little more of my expanded horizons since I got back into Buck knives ::super_happy::
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