The Sunday Picture Show... (10-20-2019) . . . (OLD Show Look at the DATE...)

[DeSotoSky]

I knew I had a knife in my collection with that same etch that Armand showed earlier. Took a while to find it but here is a 422 with the same running deer etch. Armand's 124 can be found on the 1986 special projects list and there is a 424 listed in 1985. Being on the special projects list tells us that the etch was factory. There was no indication of who they were done for. /Roger

 

[jbmonkey]

Got my venison stew going and dropped an EDC in my pocket for a stay-at-home day. OH
Ps 2TONYB - are you making a deer blind or a waterfowl blind?

that looks good Sir, whens supper served?

 

[Old Hunter]

JB, Four hours in the crockpot, so anytime after 3:00 pm - but most likely 6:00 pm (I like Buck 100 and 300 series knives - so that tells you I’m a traditionalist!). Come on by, its a big recipe (usually freeze half). OH

 

[Haebbie]

My small part of the greatest show on earth: the transition from 890 to 650 - or the other way round?

Haebbie

 

[DeSotoSky]

Grandpa 124
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Well, it says it's a Buck but how can you really be sure? That stamp looks kinda odd and I've never seen another Buck knife with that strange handle. If I was you I'd just raffle it off. Just sayin....

 

[jb4570]

Here is one more 124 I'm very fond of. It took me years to add it to my pile, well worth the wait.

 

[jbmonkey]

JB, Four hours in the crockpot, so anytime after 3:00 pm - but most likely 6:00 pm (I like Buck 100 and 300 series knives - so that tells you I’m a traditionalist!). Come on by, its a big recipe (usually freeze half). OH

wish I was closer..........I'd be tempted to be rude and invite myself.

 

[ItsTooEarly]

So here is an old 2 line 124 I picked up to send to Leroy to refurbish. As you can see the home custom work leaves a lot to be desired. However, when it got to me and I had it in hand, I changed my mind. It fits my hand like a glove and it's so ugly it's cute .




Happy SPS to one and all, hope your day is special and Blessed. Thank you Armand for doing these shows each week and a tip of the hat to all who post photos for everyone to enjoy.

John, great to have you posting again. That is a pretty cool looking knife for sure.
Thanks for sharing

 

[ItsTooEarly]

Here is one more 124 I'm very fond of. It took me years to add it to my pile, well worth the wait.

Now that is sweet. You beat me to it. That would go good with my 103 blade

 

[ItsTooEarly]

I knew I had a knife in my collection with that same etch that Armand showed earlier. Took a while to find it but here is a 422 with the same running deer etch. Armand's 124 can be found on the 1986 special projects list and there is a 424 listed in 1985. Being on the special projects list tells us that the etch was factory. There was no indication of who they were done for. /Roger

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Is that the one you were going to send to me last year. LOL

 

[Makael]

Ended up with 001 and 002 of the Spur. Here is 001.

 

[STEELHEADBULLY]

my 2 x 124's I had Heath Stone do some custom work on! 2 of my favorite Bucks!!

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[kossetx]

Thank you ITE, and all who post in the SPS.

I have been away the past few weeks and have not been able to participate but I did view on my phone when I could. I was helping a friend with a litter of nine lab puppies, then went to elk camp. I'l be gone this next week also. I will and did take Buck knives.

Here's my oldest and dearest 124. When I got she was painted entirely black, I wasn't quite sure what I had until I stripped off the paint and sent it to Leroy and had him fix it up. You see in order to get the paint to stick the PO had to sand/rough up the surface. Here are a few photos of the finished knife and a few at the start of the process.

Pres, that's making a silk purse from a sows ear.

This isn't a large and traditional 124—it's a small and current design, the 538.

Bert


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Bert, although I have many " favorite" knives, those are at the top of the list. Mine is the S30V version.

Great show folks, pete

 

[GPyro]

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[st8yd]

Archery season ended last weekend and Muzzleloader started this wknd.
Not a big fan of coated blades (mostly just because when they wear and look rough easily) but there is something about the brown cerakote that I like, it reminds me of the brown finish on some of the old guns.

 

[2TONYB]

Got my venison stew going and dropped an EDC in my pocket for a stay-at-home day. OH
Ps 2TONYB - are you making a deer blind or a waterfowl blind?

Deer blind for archery. It's on the edge of a cornfield bordering a small wood lot. On the other side of the wood lot is a wetland that the deer enjoy. The wood lot is in the background (my son last year).

 

[DOGPOUND77]

CUSTOM clip point 124 -bacote wood -black buffalo-bloody jasper-file work on top of semi polished blade...

 

[bucklife301]

 

[st8yd]

Deer blind for archery. It's on the edge of a cornfield bordering a small wood lot. On the other side of the wood lot is a wetland that the deer enjoy. The wood lot is in the background.

Nice one, I am clearly hunting the wrong woods. lol

 

[sportingspecialist]

Buck 110 Stag,Damascus in black and white.