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I picked this up at a pawn shops 1/2 price sale just before Christmas, it is a 2 liner and from what I can find out without the sheath I have no idea if it is a 122 or a 124,…Continue
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Nice one Billy.
we had a question over in forum about this:http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/buck-knives-treasury-set I looked several places to see if there is an actual listing of the Treasury set but no luck. I'm sure that's probably why Bud is asking. He's not sure He's got a complete set and yet you can't readily find what exactly a complete set is? Thought maybe somebody might know here. thanks a bunch!
Yes I can just agree with you Johnny at entry level select model you have everything what you need from an EDC a decent steel perfect pocket clip and nice handle material it is medium traction and the best thing is it does not rip your pocket. I also have the Avid and also a small select with paperstone handles. Looking forward to buy a Vantage Force model.
My both select model I have have a centering issue they prefer one side of the liner the Avid had better centering. I think it was because it was a 2009 release I know that the current line has better quality control and they have less centering issues.
Patrik, thats awesome!!
Buck really did a good job on these knives, I have the Walmart version which is just a cheaper steel, but it has the laminate wood scales on it.
I also have a Vantage that was Chuck Buck's own EDC. It's a pretty awesome knife to have, especially knowing who used it.
Buck Knives is having a 40% off Sale for the Christmas season. Enter code SANTA40 at checkout. Also there is now 3 more models to choose from in the Custom Shop. The 501 Squire, the 503 Prince and the 505 Knight.
Steve, I just checked out Buck's "web specials" page and see both the black and orange Juno on sale for $12.00.
Here's a link:
http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=products.webspecials
Mike
On the Buck web site they are offering the Juno for $12.00 which I think has the partially serrated blade. I also believe that the knife is only available in Black, although they did offer a version of orange at one time. Don't think there is a pocket clip on this which I would have liked but still a good price.
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