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I want to replace the black phenolic handle on a fixed blade Buck.. Any ideas on how to remove the existing handle?
Thanks.
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Pinned in place (unless it is real old - pre-64). For $10 Buck will clean it, sharpen it, and fix it. https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/question-about-the-shank-buck-105.1584696/
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Thanks. Do you know if it is also glued or epoxied?
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You are welcome. Never heard of any glue or epoxy or seen it mentioned in any collector literature or displays. You can call Buck in Idaho - they are quite good to deal with and will normally get you an answer to any question.
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Call Buck, odds are you will be pleasantly surprised at the great customer service.
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