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Buck 186

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 3:16 am
by knife7knut
Didn't see any pics of these in here so I thought I'd post one.A Buck 186 Titan that disassembles for cleaning with the supplied wrench(attached on the other side).Don't know how many of these were made but I have yet to see one for sale on eBay.They had a similar model but it didn't come apart.

Re: Buck 186

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:31 am
by 300Bucks
knife7knut,
This is not my area, someone will be along who's it is, I can tell you this is a high dollar knife. Costs a bundle on auction sites. You see them once in a while, but more of the other model. Can be a bugger to take apart and put back together....
that's what I know from keeping my ears open.......300Bucks

Re: Buck 186

Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:37 am
by 334dave
yes 300 here i am ...
i have several of these
and in good condition with box paper work and all the stuff
they R high dollar knives
if not the price for them drops
i have paid as little as 50 for one and as much as 150
but i dont have a box or the paper work
that will command a price over 250 min
the fixed frame verson is a 560
i have bought then at 3 for n100 $
with 2 of the 3 black frames
buck sold them in the store for 35 for years
for some realy strange unknown reason
about 3 years ago prices shot throught he roof
one in box with paper work will comand to 150
and knife alone to 100 if black frame and blade
this was a knife that the custom shop liked to do things to
you will see many alterations

Re: Buck 186

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:49 am
by knife7knut
Thank you for the info 334dave;I do have all the paperwork and box and the little plastic sleeve to slide over the blade when handling it.I carried it for awhile but it isn't the most comfortable;especially with the disassembly wrench attached.

Re: Buck 186

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 1:49 am
by 334dave
knife7knut wrote:Thank you for the info 334dave;I do have all the paperwork and box and the little plastic sleeve to slide over the blade when handling it.I carried it for awhile but it isn't the most comfortable;especially with the disassembly wrench attached.
ah ha! then figure 200+

Re: Buck 186

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:33 pm
by 334dave
well knife7knut,did you sell it or are you keeping it?