Mar 24, 2013 · I just bought a buck 102 woodsman. It's a great value knife. For the price point, most bang for the buck, pun intended, ja. It's very light in the hand. 2 ounces. Out of the box, it …

Mar 18, 2005 · The Buck 102 has been my go-to outdoors knife since 1969. It took me till 2001 to wear it down to a steel toothpick, and bought a new 102 woodsman. Over the 30+ years I …

Jul 8, 2009 · I am thinking about starting a collection of one of my favorite Buck knives, the 102 Woodsman. As I was looking through some old catalogs on the BCCI website I came across …

Apr 3, 2001 · In 1972, the blade stamp changed again with the addition of the model number between “BUCK” and “USA” and the spacer material changed from red bone hard fiber to red …

May 3, 2019 · I've considered buying a Buck 102 or 105...but, frankly, the style just doesn't appeal to me for regular use/carry. Enough about me, though, since (as far as I know) you aren't …

Jul 8, 2009 · The 102 was the first nice knife I ever bought. I was a scout in Alaska circa '78. Bought it at the Elmendorf AFB BX with my paper route money. Used it for years, never let me …

Jan 12, 2005 · This thread identifies known sellers of knock-off, counterfeit and fake Buck knives. All knives shown are knock-offs, fakes and counterfeits. Here they are: Fakes and Fakers: *10 …

Oct 10, 2015 · Not an experienced Buck knife collector so posting this question after quite a bit of time search for date information. Needless to say learned a lot in this subforum so in advance …

Jun 26, 2015 · I'm going to get a new fixed-blade knife and have narrowed it down to either a Buck 118 or 102. I've read a lot of posts on this forum about both but still have some questions …

Jul 17, 2004 · The knife is approximately the same size as an opened trapper slipjoint. Buck's 102 Woodsman is just a tad longer with it's 4'' blade, and the handle is larger diameter and …