Nice buck collection... I have that buck 313 muskrat I found at a garage sale awhile back for $5. I brought it home cleaned and oiled it, it was pretty dirty but works great now. I like the clip/spey blade combo and the style and how comfortable in the hand it is. It's a real shame they don't make these older style options anymore. Thanks for sharing the history on the 313 and your collection.
Best Buck slipjoint collection I've ever seen! That 307 Wrangler is a real show-stopper, buddy. Wonderful knife. Thanks for the look at all these together!
Very nice collection. Several of my 700 series have script style tang stamps and Shields. I also, learned the Schrader made a lot of the early slip joints for Buck,but because of not using solid pivot pins, this whole issue cost Buck a lot of warranty claims. That is when Family's was given the contract for continuing the 3xx production. It is my impression the the 7xx series was the early 5xx series . All of these are great pocket knives. Enjoy your videos and information you share! Great content!
This really was a fantastic video! That is definitely a collection to be proud of. I hope you can find the 700 series knives to fill out your cool collection. Have a delightful day!
Very nice Bucks Tom. Still looking for a 307, they are hard to find. Thanks for showing these. I like this series you are doing on your Buck collection.👍⚓
Thanks, Big J! Catching Buck fever is easy to do, and once you have the fever, it never goes away. Sorry my friend, you are doomed! lol Thanks for stopping by!
Very nice 301 I’m gonna have to get a Rosewood Buck folder Sweet 302 Chairman’s Nice 303s I have one of those in Valox Sweet little 305s Sturdy 307 I’d call that 309 a Pen Well used 311 not 382 or 384 Trapper Moose being called a Muskrat 313 321 Bird Knife 703 Colt Sweet and stout 709 Yearling large pen elegant Gentleman’s knife Thanks for a wonderful presentation Tom It was delightful
Sorry for giving you so much research work there Tom, but it's an awesome series. The hook of the bird knife goes in the right ear doesn't it? The 700 series seems to have more dna in common with the 110, so i don't understand why they didn't sell better. I hope Buck will take more models into USA production again. Thank you for part 8 Tom, really awesome series.
It was a labor of love, Jeroen! Buck used to make some fantastic slipjoints and its a shame a lot of them are out of production. I am glad you are enjoying the series. I am having fun putting it together. Oh, and by the way, it's the left ear.
Good video Tom very interesting you put a lot of work into it!! I have a question ,how can I tell the date my 703 was made the shield is a little different other than that it's identical to yours Thanks Tom
Very nice collection, thanks for sharing! Where can you find the 300’s that are still made in the states? The only ones that I’ve been able to find are made in China! Take care my friend!
Thanks, Carolina! The only two traditional slipjoint patterns still made in the USA (that I can think of) is the 301 Stockman and the 303 Cadet. They are available on the Buck website and other online knife stores. Please be sure and check out the other parts of my Buck knife collection series! And, I also have a Buck knives playlist. Thanks very much for watching and for your interest!
I suppose they use different shields in order to provide some variety to their knives. It's not uncommon for knife companies to use different shields over the years. Thanks for watching, WW. Have a Delightful Day!
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Nice buck collection... I have that buck 313 muskrat I found at a garage sale awhile back for $5. I brought it home cleaned and oiled it, it was pretty dirty but works great now. I like the clip/spey blade combo and the style and how comfortable in the hand it is. It's a real shame they don't make these older style options anymore. Thanks for sharing the history on the 313 and your collection.
You're welcome, MoonChild. You found a gem at that garage sale! Thanks for watching, my friend.
Best Buck slipjoint collection I've ever seen! That 307 Wrangler is a real show-stopper, buddy. Wonderful knife. Thanks for the look at all these together!
Thanks, David! I agree with your comment about the 307. It is a great knife and I wish they still made it. I appreciated you stopping by, my friend.
Very nice collection. Several of my 700 series have script style tang stamps and Shields.
I also, learned the Schrader made a lot of the early slip joints for Buck,but because of not using solid pivot pins, this whole issue cost Buck a lot of warranty claims. That is when Family's was given the contract for continuing the 3xx production. It is my impression the the 7xx series was the early 5xx series .
All of these are great pocket knives.
Enjoy your videos and information you share! Great content!
Thanks, GV. I really like the 700 series! Thanks for watching, my friend.
This is the one I've been waiting for.
Excellent, Tom
Thank you, Zen! I appreciate you watching, and I am very glad that you enjoyed seeing these slipjoints. Have a delightful day, my friend.
This really was a fantastic video! That is definitely a collection to be proud of. I hope you can find the 700 series knives to fill out your cool collection. Have a delightful day!
Thanks, Dean! Glad you enjoyed the collection. And you have a very delightful day yourself!
Wonderful collection my friend!! I love seeing these! Thanks Tom!
You're welcome, John! I appreciate you stopping by and watching.
Very nice Bucks Tom. Still looking for a 307, they are hard to find. Thanks for showing these. I like this series you are doing on your Buck collection.👍⚓
Thanks, Steve. I am glad that you are enjoying the series. And yes, the 307 is pretty hard to find. I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Nice look at the collection, you guys have made me Buck Crazy!!!
Thanks, Big J! Catching Buck fever is easy to do, and once you have the fever, it never goes away. Sorry my friend, you are doomed! lol Thanks for stopping by!
Wonderful knives Tom. I love those wood scales, those darker rosewoods.
Thanks, Randy! The rosewood covers are stunning. I appreciate you watching.
Some impressive knives! Great video 👍
Thanks, Jeremy! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing Tom
You are very welcome, my friend! I appreciate you stopping by, KCO.
Very nice great collection! Have a wonderful day!!
Thanks, Mike! And you have a delightful day yourself.
Nice collection!
Thanks, Stuart! I really enjoyed seeing your knives. You have several that I have not seen or heard of before. Thanks for sharing you knives.
Very nice 301 I’m gonna have to get a Rosewood Buck folder
Sweet 302 Chairman’s
Nice 303s I have one of those in Valox
Sweet little 305s
Sturdy 307
I’d call that 309 a Pen
Well used 311 not 382 or 384 Trapper
Moose being called a Muskrat 313
321 Bird Knife
703 Colt Sweet and stout
709 Yearling large pen elegant Gentleman’s knife
Thanks for a wonderful presentation Tom
It was delightful
I think they stopped making the 301 in Rosewood recently. So, they are harder to find. I am glad that you enjoyed watching the video, my friend.
Lovely informative video Tom 🙏🏼🫡
Thanks, Matt! Glad you enjoyed it, my friend.
Sorry for giving you so much research work there Tom, but it's an awesome series. The hook of the bird knife goes in the right ear doesn't it? The 700 series seems to have more dna in common with the 110, so i don't understand why they didn't sell better. I hope Buck will take more models into USA production again. Thank you for part 8 Tom, really awesome series.
It was a labor of love, Jeroen! Buck used to make some fantastic slipjoints and its a shame a lot of them are out of production. I am glad you are enjoying the series. I am having fun putting it together. Oh, and by the way, it's the left ear.
@@knifedelights7473 Ah see for short you would get r.ear....
Good video Tom very interesting you put a lot of work into it!! I have a question ,how can I tell the date my 703 was made the shield is a little different other than that it's identical to yours Thanks Tom
Can you take a picture of it and email it to me? I'll try to date it for you.
@@knifedelights7473 will do Thank you
Tom I sent them to you on Instagram Thank you
Very nice collection, thanks for sharing! Where can you find the 300’s that are still made in the states? The only ones that I’ve been able to find are made in China! Take care my friend!
Thanks, Carolina! The only two traditional slipjoint patterns still made in the USA (that I can think of) is the 301 Stockman and the 303 Cadet. They are available on the Buck website and other online knife stores. Please be sure and check out the other parts of my Buck knife collection series! And, I also have a Buck knives playlist. Thanks very much for watching and for your interest!
@@knifedelights7473 thanks Tom!
Why does Buck use a different logo " Buck" and others the Hammer and 116 knife?
I suppose they use different shields in order to provide some variety to their knives. It's not uncommon for knife companies to use different shields over the years. Thanks for watching, WW. Have a Delightful Day!
Cool
Thanks for watching Jeff! I really appreciate it.
@@knifedelights7473 you're welcome
Great collection brother, here is a link to the video with the girl scout knife ruclips.net/video/h-i_Hpckq7o/видео.html
Thanks, ATB! I watched your video. Those are a couple of great vintage knives! Thanks for checking out the video, my friend!