Case Buffalo
- celticastronomer
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Case Buffalo
Can anyone tell me anything about the Case Buffalo? I think this one has 3dots. Is $110 to much to pay for it if it's in mint cond? It comes with a wooden box and the original cardbord box as well.
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That's some good advice I'd say.
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Case Buffalo
Thankyou 
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Well said! You never go wrong buying qualityremington collector wrote:If it is in mint condtion , I'd say the price is about right. You'd probably have to hold it awhile to turn a profit. I've found it is better to pay a little more and get a true mint condtion knife than to save a few dollars and buy one in a lesser grade. Mint condtion will always bring a premium.
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