Buck Creek Lockback Stag

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TheGoat13
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Buck Creek Lockback Stag

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Anyone know if Buck Creek actually made this knife? Ive never seen one like it, i have seen older buck creek lockbacks with bullet shield but never the solingen antler shield.Thanks
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WillyCamaro
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Hey Goat.
Take it! Take it! Take it!
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Don't let this one pass up. She look legit to me. If i remember correctly i have seen a couple pop on the bay from time to time. They bring pretty good money for being bc.
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Not sure what you mean by "actually make". Buck Creek is a brand name. There is no knife manufacturer called "Buck Creek". The early ones were made in the Olbertz factory in Solingen, same place as Bulldog and others. Not sure if more recent B.C. were also made there.
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kootenay joe wrote:Not sure what you mean by "actually make". Buck Creek is a brand name. There is no knife manufacturer called "Buck Creek". The early ones were made in the Olbertz factory in Solingen, same place as Bulldog and others. Not sure if more recent B.C. were also made there.
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Actually make= a production knife released under buck creek name.I didnt know if someone pieced it together or it was a production knife.
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Well I'm great at saying the obvious and I know this is of no help, but there's so many of the old German made knives that are being made in China now that it's hard to know which is what, good looking knife anyway. ::shrug:: ::handshake::
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