Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
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Clark Doc Savage
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Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
Could someone tell what steel the blade had.
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Re: Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
Is it different then the standard Vanguard? That has 420HC SS.Clark Doc Savage wrote:Could someone tell what steel the blade had.
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dannyboy3002
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Re: Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
Last night I asked if anyone had info on a Buck Ultima 1 I bought last weekend that has a "enjoy Coca Cola" blade etch.
didn't have pics, but I do now Would like to know some details on when and to who they were given/sold. Also a guess as to value.
thankd, Dan
didn't have pics, but I do now Would like to know some details on when and to who they were given/sold. Also a guess as to value.
thankd, Dan
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Re: Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
Clark Doc, I've been a FO-NRA Chairman and/or Committee member for the past 15 years - every NRA and FONRA marked knife I have seen has been a standard production knife with the NRA or FONRA logo applied - usually a blade etch and a customized shield. I have never seen one marked as having upgraded steel. OH
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Re: Buck Vanguard with NRA logo on it
Danny Boy, the tang mark on your Buck is Circa 1980 (definitely pre-85). It is simply an up-scale advertising knife - standard (but very nice) Buck with the Coca-Cola blade etch applied. Companies give high-end knives away to very good customers, much like the cheaper advertising knives are given away, but more of them. Here is an example I have of a nice quality Buck 503 advertiser - a standard knife of it's era with the etch applied. OH
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark