Is anybody from the Buck factory, a member here on AAPK?

Hoyt Buck produced the first Buck Knife in 1902. Hoyt and his son Al moved to San Diego and set up shop as H.H. Buck & Son in 1947. Al Buck revolutionized the knife industry in 1964 with the infamous Model 110 Folding Hunter. The company's innovative history and attention to quality have made for many great collectible knives.
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Is anybody from the Buck factory, a member here on AAPK?

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Just a thought guys, has anyone invited Chuck Buck or Joe Hauser to join us here in the Buck forum on AAPK?
I know they're both on the Buck forum at BF. In fact, I noticed that Chuck often answers questions there personally.
I had a nice visit with Chuck and Joe at the OKCA show this last April. Both are nice guys and certified knife nuts. I think they belong here with us. :mrgreen:

Just a thought.
Anybody else have any thoughts on this?
I have Joe's e-mail somewhere and would be happy to send him an e-mail invite he and Chuck to join us here.

What do you think?
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go for it dale. i'm sure they would be great assets to our site.
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I like that idea Dale. They could add a lot should they decide to participate. And maybe they could show some old 110 boxes for Mossdancer.:lol:
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why didn't I think of that? ::dang::

Go invite'm Dale, I would but I don't haeve thier emails and can't get ahold of them through BF since I was banned
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OK guys, I will sent then an invite...........as soon as I find Joe's card.
I know I have it somewhere.
If not I can call Monday or get Joe through the web site, or through BF if all else fails. :mrgreen:

Have a great weekend all,
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Hey Dale,
I personally think that it is a great idea to invite them to join us knife nuts here. I have never talked to either one of them personally.
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UPDATE:
I called Joe Houser yesterday and left a voice mail inviting him to join us.
I haven't heard back from him yet, but Thanksgiving is almost here so he is likely busy.

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Invitation sent of Joe Houser to join us here on AAPK.

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Just to update this matter:

I received an email from Joe Houser yesterday, December 24th.
Joe said he will be joining us here at AAPK as the official representative for Buck Knives.

::welcome:: aboard Joe! We are excited to have you here.

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::welcome:: to the site. ::tu::
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Welcome Joe to the other knife site I am a frequent visitor...... Gave a Buck 503 with dino bone scales away for the Christmas knife here.
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Thanks for the welcome! :)
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welcome joe
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