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Originally Posted by MickinColo
These are the Buck knives I use in the field. I like Kershaw for folding knives.

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How do you like the guthook on those Vanguards?


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I own lots of Buck knives, but my favorite is my 1974 #112 Ranger. It's a faithful old friend.


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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
This knife had a broken tip and I reground it to a 4" drop point hunter.
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Love the profile, better looking than any Buck I’ve ever seen!!

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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
This knife had a broken tip and I reground it to a 4" drop point hunter.

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That is simply stunning! I wish Buck would do that.

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I like the Lite models.

Carry a red 110 lite in hunting overalls


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I love my Buck 110. I got one for each of my kids as well.

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Very nice job regrinding/repairing that knife. It looks like a factory limited edition.


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Buck 19 is the one I've had the longest (since about 1972 or 1973) Tough as nails..


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I used a buck 102 fixed blade and LB7 lock back for years. Switched to the crosslock hunter the year that it won knife of the year puchased the buck open season 2 or 3 years ago they're my favorites right now.

Crosslock for skinning and caping open season for gutting butching in my pack all I need.

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Originally Posted by Mike78
I've never owned a Buck knife.


Good thing you hauled ass into this thread and added THAT!

Mine is a 112 Bucklight, with a burgundy colored finger groove handle. I have a few others;
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OP, your regrind and recovery on that one blade looks GREAT!

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Orange 284 that's in my pocket every day. It's essentially a shop tool, and gets touched up once a week or so. Gets so full of lint at times it won't lock open. It's a good knife.


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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
Originally Posted by MickinColo
These are the Buck knives I use in the field. I like Kershaw for folding knives.

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How do you like the guthook on those Vanguards?


The hooks work pretty good. They are not a stabbing type of knife. Getting the animal out of it's skin, they work great. The Hooks are a little hard to sharpen but don't need sharpening but once in a while. With the right stones they sharpen nicely.

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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
This knife had a broken tip and I reground it to a 4" drop point hunter.

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Hopefully Buck is taking notes! That blade shape is outstanding imo.


Can I send you a buck for your treatment? I’m sure others might be interested too. Very nice work.

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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
This knife had a broken tip and I reground it to a 4" drop point hunter.


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I have more knives than I could use ( or probably sharpen) in this life.

If Buck came out with that knife I would buy it.

Very good looking knife.


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I have an older fillet knife I really like.
Works well for fish and deboning deer.

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110, 118.


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I have several Buck knives. My favorite is the oldest, an 819A with a black rubber handle. I don't think they make that version any longer. It's indestructible and always has a sharp blade.


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Originally Posted by sportingspecialist
This knife had a broken tip and I reground it to a 4" drop point hunter.

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You ought to send that pic to Buck and refer to this thread to plant an idea for a new product in their heads 😁


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I mostly carry a Sharde folding knife.


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Only one model for me to carry. 311

I do have a 110 in the hunting box though. Doesn’t everybody?


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