July AAPK knife give away
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gordonjohn
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July AAPK knife give away
Thank you Ed the Buck looks better in person than the pictures , her it is with some of my other Bucks which will keep it safe. Gordy

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Re: July AAPK knife give away
That's a beauty Gordy, congratulations!
BTW, what's the 2nd knife from the top in your 3rd picture, the EZ open?
Could we see it open please? Thx! 
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Re: July AAPK knife give away
You're correct O.C.
Gordy sent me a PM with pictures and a description and that's what it is! 
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Re: July AAPK knife give away
You are very welcome. It looks happy with its new family.
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Re: July AAPK knife give away
Congratulations! I love the bone!
I gave my grandmother a 379 I had laying around and didn't use much, and it has surprisingly held up well to rough use and pretty much zero maintenance (I occasionally clean it, oil, and touch the edge up). Even the 420J2 blade said by some to be "cheese" has held up well. The snap on the Chinese Bucks is much better than the mushy snap on the US-made ones. The 379 will lop off a finger. The only one I have that matches is a 303 made by Camillus in the early '80s. Even more so, most of Bucks traditional offerings are now in the Chinese-made 37X line. Most were retired for "retooling" 5-6 years ago, which I seem to have heard no updates about.
If I wasn't already served well by a Rough Ryder Jumbo Stockman, I'd pick up a 371 as a work knife.
I gave my grandmother a 379 I had laying around and didn't use much, and it has surprisingly held up well to rough use and pretty much zero maintenance (I occasionally clean it, oil, and touch the edge up). Even the 420J2 blade said by some to be "cheese" has held up well. The snap on the Chinese Bucks is much better than the mushy snap on the US-made ones. The 379 will lop off a finger. The only one I have that matches is a 303 made by Camillus in the early '80s. Even more so, most of Bucks traditional offerings are now in the Chinese-made 37X line. Most were retired for "retooling" 5-6 years ago, which I seem to have heard no updates about.
If I wasn't already served well by a Rough Ryder Jumbo Stockman, I'd pick up a 371 as a work knife.
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Re: July AAPK knife give away
A good-looking Buck family. Nice to see that the giveaway knife went to a good home!
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Adaptable and (usually) affable knife enthusiast, unsure of his knife collecting destination but enjoying the journey
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Adaptable and (usually) affable knife enthusiast, unsure of his knife collecting destination but enjoying the journey
Case taste, Rough Ryder budget