A Few Buck Knives
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arksknives
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A Few Buck Knives
A few I completed today. I'm always taking orders for custom work.
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Ark's Cutlery
Eric L. Arkulari
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Eric L. Arkulari
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orvet
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Re: A Few Buck Knives
Nice work Eric! 
Someone once told me that the back springs on the Buck slip joints were very hard and difficult to file work.
He said they were much harder than Case or Schrade.
Do you find this to be the case?
Someone once told me that the back springs on the Buck slip joints were very hard and difficult to file work.
He said they were much harder than Case or Schrade.
Do you find this to be the case?
Dale
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