The other side of the handle isn't shown. Does the other side have Chuck Buck's signature on it? Thank you, Mac
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Unfortunately I gave this as a gift, so I am unable to check. I do know that it was even more beautiful in person and the recipient of the gift thought it was gorgeous!
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yes, not impressed with knife, already showing signs of corrosion on metal. will see how their customer service takes care of this, and will post updated comments later.
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I think that NRA logo was added by someone who posted the pics. It wasn't on my bag, but they are the same bags regardless. And it's an absolutely great bag! I love it.
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The logo stamped into the sheath is as follows: "BUCK KNIVES". And "BUCK" is on the upper line, and "KNIVES" is on the lower line.On the snap is BUCK three times, and represented in a circle.
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I need to se picture of the hole is around the handle or button or top if you can sand picture email granadosantonio.1961@yahoo.com
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Funny question, as in I never noticed this, but yes, the model I have, ordered from Amazon, has the handle on my right (looking at the faucet straight-on). The other picture provided by Amazon, of the faucet set in a sink next to the regular faucet, is how mine appears. -- of course, now I see, from another respondent, that the handle can be manipulated to either side!
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Hi Ronnie, the picture on Amazon shows the correct side up. I have had my nippers for a few months and love them. Steve
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Not quite sure, I looked it up and think it was only the color of the handle. You will not be disappointed by either one of these knives. It is by far the best knife I have every owned. My most favorite knife and I keep it with me in my vehicle always. One of the sharpest knives I've ever seen out of the box. Great knife!
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Hi just to let you know this,BUCK is 100%Authentic. I have two. And both,have the BUCK,logo and of course 124 .ingraved on blade.awesome knife. Best one for,me.buy it will not regret !!!!
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The handle is the same for both sides, to my memory. You get one handle, not two. Note: To to Youtube to learn how to install this handle. It wasn't too bad a job. - Ken W in Portland OR
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I know when I was looking at these on Amazon that one of the pics had a different handle showing than the rest. The one I got has a handle just like what P. Boguslawski described. Very well built.
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Thank you for your question. Yes, it does come with both handles as shown. Warmest Regards,Dorsey DollarActiveForever
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Buck doesn't stamp the knife body; however to the best of my knowledge the knife blade tang for your knife should have BUCK plus the knife type stamped on it.
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This is not a picture that we submitted. I took a look at one that we have in stock, and it says both Wetterlings and American Hickory on the handle. The sheath also looks different than the one in the picture. Whichever person/company submits the item first, puts on their picture, and those that come after just have to list their pricing.
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The handles on the one I ordered last year are loop handles. Based on the previous answers to your question, perhaps the design has changed? I cannot tell from the photo shown but I cannot understand why they would change the design either.
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Mine did not come with a steal handle and I am not sure about one being available aftermarket!
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I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut yourself or let the blade drop out and cut your toes off??? I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut... » Read More I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut yourself or let the blade drop out and cut your toes off??? « Show Less
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It is a reduced tang that goes to the cap. You can find a couple images of one taken down if you search google. I contacted Buck directly to see if there was still a pin going through the end of the tang and was assured that there was, but that the cap was polished so well it could rarely be seen. So, the tang is thick (not a rat tail or anything) but narrower to go through the handle. It has a hole in the end and a pin is run through the cap and hole to hold it together, making it VERY strong. The cap won't fall off unless you find and pound the pin out.