Buck/Remington. This may be the last year of the knives. I couldn't pass on this nice green blem while in the Buck store today.View attachment 1369519 View attachment 1369520 View attachment 1369521 View attachment 1369522
Couple used 112s I didn’t have, one is going to Buck for a spa treatment and one is getting the good olé at home spa treatment, the brown sheath with gold Buck Knives on it is pretty cool, last picture is what my mail man did that’s one of my packages on the ground, View attachment 1369424 View attachment 1369425 View attachment 1369427 View attachment 1369428 View attachment 1369430 View attachment 1369431
Interesting, have some insider information to share Mike? /RogerBuck/Remington. This may be the last year of the knives......
Indeed, absolutely stunning grind and I'm a total sucker for creamy mastodon. Would you Buck guys be able to narrow down manufacture date? I don't see the date code like I'm familiar with on most Buck knives.
No markings that I can find other than the tang stamp.The guard style changed from pointed to blunt like yours about 1981. Date codes started in 1986. I would assign 1981 to 1985 to the knife.
If the ivory is factory that would fit with the original Buck Custom shop which operated starting about 1981. Are there any initials on the knife?
Not brand new to me but I think they are awesome black Burlap micarta 110 and 112 pro auto. One brown Butlap 110 pro auto
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I haven't posted here in a long time lol! Since I chase the odd ones this jumped out to me because of the engraving. I particularly like Service and Safety award knives and as a plus most are not expensive. This is my first ''Fire Crew' 112..View attachment 1370235 View attachment 1370236
guessing since big green is bankrupt.....again and Navajo Nation are buying their assets this time, this partnership will be cut.......Interesting, have some insider information to share Mike? /Roger