What would it take to make this knife usable?



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A little grinding.
Re shape the belly up to the tip and even out the bevel.

Thank you, so this should be worth $10.00, as that is what the person is asking?

Oh yeah! It's worth $10. Does it have a sheath? I'd give $10.00 for it without a sheath, but they are handy and you will need something to keep it in. That could add a little to the cost in the long run if you have to buy one.
I always liked a little more curve in the blade on that style knife and finishing that one out like michiganroadkill suggested would be a plus to me.

Thank you

you might give Buck Warranty a call
http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=about.warranty

It would also make a nice drop-point by grinding the top to the tip. IMO

Poboy---
I like that idea a lot ----
He would not have to work blade edge --
Just not get in hurry and get it too got --
Good idea --
Thx

Thattsa what I done on a buck 110 with a bit of missing tip. Just grind the swayback out of it...



compared to a unmolested 110

I fix knives alot. The original pic at the top - hold a straightedge like a business card etc. up to the spine on your screen. It will look good.