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Are you looking for only sell on eBay or what? If not, what is the price? I am very interested because these are my favorite deer skinners ; I have one and I need another for my dad.

What's the price sir?

Buck 102 in 5160BOS. This is my second Buck in this steal and although they do not come extremely sharp, a little bit of work on a hone gets them very sharp and they tend to stay that way for a while. Next to 1095 this is probably my favorite steal.

Thank y'all!

I received my 110 clip point in 5160 yesterday. I was noticing that these do not have the typical Tang stamp that identifies the year produced. All it has is the Anvil. Anybody know the story on this?[attachment=3]20180310_164742.jpg[/attachment][attachment=3]20180311_080218.jpg[/attachment][attachm...

Nice complete set! I have a few of the carbon steel Opinel and I can say although they are inexpensive knives, they sharpen up easily and are perfect for work duty. You definitely want to carry it on the hip instead of the pocket because the hinge fills up with lent/dirt rather quickly

Gino, I just read your signature line and I thought, "There's a difference between a 'cheap' knife and an 'inexpensive' knife." And I have to agree with you...life is too short to carry [or collect] a cheap knife. The Case Copperlock may be inexpensive, but it certainly ain't cheap. In fa...

Me and my family went over to visit my grandparents yesterday. After I pulled out my new copperlock to show him , he disappeared to his shop and returned with this Kutmaster. He gave me the knife because he knows I collect but I know very little on the pattern and brand. Obviously it's carbon steel ...

Thanks guys, it's a real Beauty. All for less than $60 from Atlantic knife. I was just looking through different knife Distributors and ran across Atlantic knife. They have a huge selection, bigger than most , and had this beautiful copperlock for $57 with free shipping.

Mail call! 2018 tribal lock wharncliff, burnt indigo. My first wharncliff and I love these scales Outstanding bone on that beauty, and I like that slick, slopey Wharnie blade. I must have one! ::paranoid:: But isn't that a copperlock, not a tribal lock? Not that I would put it past Case to do a lit...

Mail call! 2018 tribal lock wharncliff, burnt indigo. My first wharncliff and I love these scales,

I am in the construction industry as well (carpenter) and the knife that I cannot go without and find myself using daily is an old PAL camper in 1095. From the tough main blade to the leather punch to the flat-head screwdriver, I use it daily. I may be kind of partial to 1095 though 20180209_040959....

Just wondering, do you guys patina your blades forcefully or let nature do it? I stuck my Sodbuster CV in a Potato overnight. The blade looks all different colors but I don't have to worry about it anymore. :mrgreen: __________ Mike My grandfather taught me to stick them in a potato overnight. I re...

Just wondering, do you guys patina your blades forcefully or let nature do it?

Mailman made my day, 2017 Case Sod-Buster CV .

Mail man made my day! 2017 Case Sod Buster CV

.a really.old Townsley. I really know nothing about it or the age but it is definitely old and well worn I'm actually looking to trade or sale for something that is not a project. I am not set up for repair

Gobbleandgrunt wrote:Anyone have a couple of leek scales sitting around? I’m wanting to try to hydro dip a couple... let me know.

I have an old leak With A Broken Blade if you're interested in the scales.....

remington collector wrote:What's the cash price on the multi-blade knife with broken handle ?

I haven't even thought abort that sir. You can make me an offer...Thanks.

20171213_045007.jpg 20171213_044947.jpg 20171212_163404.jpg 20171212_050813.jpg 20171212_050819.jpg 20171212_050729.jpg 20171212_050553.jpg If anyone is interested I'm looking to trade these off for any kind of spear point knife for older small fixed blade. The little bitty one has a Tang stamps th...

Nice Bucks!

TripleF wrote:ESEE Zancudo

I'm a big fan of the ESEE...especially the carbon steel fixed blades

A little big, but the cross draw makes the 110 much more manageable.

I received my Buffalo hide cross-draw sheath from CC Leathers out of Pass Christian Mississippi yesterday. This is a super nice cross draw with extra heavy duty leather, should last forever. Highly recommended

useem wrote:Did somebody say BUCK?

Bad ass!