restoring old buck knife

[WildThings]

Awesome

[Kevin Smith]

It looks good, but in my opinion all the filework on the bolsters looks like a pocket snag. If it was in a holster it would work fine.

[paintman]

It looks good, but in my opinion all the filework on the bolsters looks like a pocket snag. If it was in a holster it would work fine.

I've been carrying it all day and showed it off to plenty of people and it comes out of my pocket just fine,thanks for your input though.......

[paintman]

I'd be interested what you might sell that baby for when you're done?

I have several 110 and 112s I could throw in your next project starter...

wouldn't know how much to even ask for something like this

[paintman]

finally got some decent pics,finished

[Burnadell]

Very nice! I have an old 112 that needs some restoration, but I don't have the ability, equipment nor know how; will probably send it back to Buck to do.

[Casey]

Very nice! I have an old 112 that needs some restoration, but I don't have the ability, equipment nor know how; will probably send it back to Buck to do.

Good call. Let me know if you need the info.

[phibob808]

Wow, that is awesome. Could you replace a rivet on a german eye brand sod buster? I have one that is missing a rivet and don't know where to send it to get fixed. Its a lock back sod buster.

[Larry]

Nice work.

My favorite deer skinning, quartering and even butchering knife is the old Buck 110 i bought from BowVista on TBH.