Registered: 08/21/09
Posts: 2004
Loc: Southwest Virginia
Really nice looking sheath, Tom, to put what looks like a treasured & maybe used a little Buck. The company website looks like they want to do quality work, too.
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TAH
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Registered: 10/26/05
Posts: 2382
Loc: USA
Originally Posted By: NoLimits
... and a very nice buckle!!
Thanks Hans.
Originally Posted By: Duke
Really nice looking sheath, Tom, to put what looks like a treasured & maybe used a little Buck. The company website looks like they want to do quality work, too.
Duke,
I really like Carl's sheaths. The design and tooling is usually very tasteful and not over done. Here's one that the buyer paired up with a Hattori copy of a RMK 5-5. It got me thinking...
Edited by TAH (04/16/1307:25 PM) Edit Reason: Info correction
I'd like to add my 112 that I bought in the PX in Heidelberg in 1981 and carried and used for years. It was "my knife". The one that started this madness...
Registered: 10/31/07
Posts: 7425
Loc: Garden Valley, Idaho
Not having much knowledge on Buck knives, what is the difference between a 110 and a 112? Is the 112 just a smaller version of the 110?
Pap
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