Buck 110 FG Ram's Horn & Fileworked Backspring

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Buck 110 FG Ram's Horn & Fileworked Backspring

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Here is a Buck 110 FG I just finished today. It has Ram's Horn handles with red spacers and I fileworked the backspring. I think it turned out real nice. :D

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It is a nice knife. ::tu::
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Super work looks like a knife even others than just Buck collectors would want to add to their collection. ::drool:: ::drool::

Those red spacers give it a new look I like. :) ::tu::
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Those red spacers rock! Nice work.
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Nice work, I really like the red spacers. Another thing I like on lockbacks is the break in the filework pattern where the filework is straight across in the release area. Just feels better to me, more functional.
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red spacers rock! here is one more.

Hukk ;"where the filework is straight across in the release area. Just feels better to me, more functional. "
I think it looks cool that way too. ::tu::
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Re: Buck 110 FG Ram's Horn & Fileworked Backspring

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arksknives wrote:Here is a Buck 110 FG I just finished today. It has Ram's Horn handles with red spacers and I fileworked the backspring. I think it turned out real nice. :D

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Wow that looks great, you did a great job... ::tu::
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Thanks for all the positive comments. Brian bought one of my knives so we'll have to wait and see what he thinks of it. He got the purple ash burl handled 110 I had.

Thanks again,
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arksknives wrote:Brian bought one of my knives so we'll have to wait and see what he thinks of it. He got the purple ash burl handled 110 I had.
Yes I sure did. The knife just came in the mail today. Very impressive Eric! ::tu::

The fit is just great. No gaps between th wood handle scales and bolsters anywhere and the scales are tight against the liners all around. Super nice filework. I hope to get some pictures to post in the next couple days. Keep up the great work. ::tu::

Very pleased! :D
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