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Headwinds said:
Does a little bit of green count?
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I really like that color combo on a Mora, but I've never ordered it because I thought I might appreciate a brighter, more visible combo if I ever dropped the knife somewhere. :rolleyes:

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
I really like that color combo on a Mora, but I've never ordered it because I thought I might appreciate a brighter, more visible combo if I ever dropped the knife somewhere. :rolleyes:

- GT
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I agree! I would have preferred orange. The only reason I got this color was that it was the only color LL Bean carried when my wife realized we had accumulated a lot of Bean Bucks and told me to use them to get myself a knife. Who was I to argue?
 
Headwinds said:
I agree! I would have preferred orange. The only reason I got this color was that it was the only color LL Bean carried when my wife realized we had accumulated a lot of Bean Bucks and told me to use them to get myself a knife. Who was I to argue?
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You were probably wise not to argue. ;)
(I ended up getting a Mora Basic 511 with red/black handle (and red plastic sheath).)

A quartet of Marble's ram's horn models that look pale greenish to me:
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- GT
 
I've posted photos of this one before. It's always THE ONE that comes to mind when I think GREEN in any of my knives. It's one of Buck's Master Series knives in BG-42 steel. I believe the 'U' in the '119 MSU' tang stamp indicates 1998 as the year of manufacture. My very first post on BladeForums was to the Buck subforum here 16 years ago, asking the knowlegeable people here about the details of the knife. As expected, I got the answers I needed here and I've been hanging around ever since. :thumbsup:
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Obsessed with Edges said:
I've posted photos of this one before. It's always THE ONE that comes to mind when I think GREEN in any of my knives. It's one of Buck's Master Series knives in BG-42 steel. I believe the 'U' in the '119 MSU' tang stamp indicates 1998 as the year of manufacture. My very first post on BladeForums was to the Buck subforum here 16 years ago, asking the knowlegeable people here about the details of the knife. As expected, I got the answers I needed here and I've been hanging around ever since. :thumbsup:
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If there is a Grail Knife for modern Buck 119's that is it! OH
 
Old Hunter said:
If there is a Grail Knife for modern Buck 119's that is it! OH
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At the time I'd picked it up, I sort of had a feeling about that. Found it at what I felt was a decent enough price to take the chance on it. I'd later hoped to find one of the 110 Master Series knives as well. But at that time, every example I could find was priced crazy high (to me, anyway).
 
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