WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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Looking for a Buck 103, preferably from the 1973-1985 (non-date coded) era, but I will consider any 103 that has a Buck sheath and is in very good or better condition (going to use it, but want pretty decent shape). I will pay in Yankee Dollars or I have various non-Buck and non-Case knives I will offer in trade for the right Buck. Thanks, OH
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Re: WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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OH,
I got several Bucks in a recent collection. If you can bear with me until tomorrow, I check and see if I have that pattern.

Ray
PS: I just happened to remember that I had them on inventory so went and checked it. I have everything but that pattern it seems. I have 301, 307, 309, 505, 703, and several 303s.
If any of those trip your trigger, let me know. If I am remembering correctly they are all mint, never carried, used or sharpened.

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Re: WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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Ray, I am certainly interested in several of the Buck models you have (307 and need several variations of the 301 & 303) - please send me a price list once you price them out. Bruce
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Re: WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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Bruce,
Give a chance to get caught up from the local show this weekend and I get back to you. I'll pencil you in and work it all out shortly.

Ray
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Re: WTB/WTT for Buck 103

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Take your time, I'll be working locally tomorrow (in my office) - just send me a PM whenever you are ready. Thanks, Bruce
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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