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James R. Buck
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EBAY listing Busch Knife
See my current listing for a nice Busch knife on Ebay. Search Busch or under my Ebay name Jimbuck2 Only about 2 days left on the listing.
Started Dec. 27, 2009
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I use mostly either a 50mm macro lens or a 100mm macro, but I have to move the camera a lot in order to fill the frame, I just bought a new 24-105 for my wife's 5D and have not used it yet, but I think it may be a good option. It is the lens that co…
Johnny,
What lens or lenses do you use?, I use a Canon 20D and Love it, My wife has a 5D, but I find the 20D best for knives up to about 10 in. in length, the 5D works well on longer pieces.
Buster Warenski designed Three different Drop Point Hunters for Ensign Knives in the Late 70 and early 80's. They all had leather sheaths and were marked Ensign in a large diamond in the center of the blade. Some had engraved bolsters and some did n…
See my current listing for a nice Busch knife on Ebay. Search Busch or under my Ebay name
Jimbuck2 Only about 2 days left on the listing.
beautiful!!
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- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- No
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- Yes
- How long have you collected knives?
- 11- 15 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Custom and Antique Pearls. Warenski, Ence, Ron Newton are favorite custom makers
- Website
- http://riversedgedelights.com
- About Me
- Started collecting antique pearls in about 1995, went to the Blade show in Atlanta and got hooked on Customs.
- Interests
- Knives, coins
- Other Hobbies
- Boating, Travel
- Quote
- I agree with many others that Buster Warenski is the greatest knifemaker that ever lived.
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Ensign Knives designed by Buster Warenski
Buster Warenski designed Three different Drop Point Hunters for Ensign Knives in the Late 70 and early 80's. They all had leather sheaths and were marked Ensign in a large diamond in the center of the blade. Some had engraved bolsters and some did not. It is not clear to me whether Buster did the engraving on contract or whether someone else at Ensign did the engraving. If you own one of these knives and would like to sell it, please let me know at jimbucket2@aol.com . I would also like to see a… Continue
Posted on December 29, 2009 at 9:46am —
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 12:49pm on May 7, 2010,
Scott King said…
- Happy b'day Jim!
- At 6:27am on May 7, 2010,
Randy, HHH Knives said… - Happy Birthday! I hope you have a good day!
- At 12:24pm on December 29, 2009,
James R. Buck said…
- The knife on Ebay has been on a long time, and I have made several offers, but it does not have3 the original sheath , and is not engraved, so is not worth the asking price or anything close in my opinion.
- At 10:17am on December 29, 2009,
Brad Hyde said… - There is a Ensign like you are looking for on Ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/BUSTER-WARENSKI-DESIGNED-ENSIGN-FIXED-BLADE-KNIFE_W0QQitemZ120387120116QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c07a1abf4
- At 3:55pm on December 23, 2009,
Scott King said…
- Hey Jim
Thanks for joining and jumping right in here. I know you're gonna like it- we've got a good group of knife folks here.
It appears you're getting around pretty good here, but if you have any questions, please let me know.
Welcome!
Scott
- At 10:38am on December 23, 2009,
R C Crisp said… - Hi Jim,
I think this can be a good source of information. See you in June at the next show !!
- At 9:47am on December 23, 2009,
Randy, HHH Knives said…
- At 10:52am on December 22, 2009,
J.J. Smith III said… 
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Yea that sabretooth is pretty cool I googled it after I read your post. Definatly a knife that can perform multiple tasks.
well it turns out GEC has a charity site where the list all the winners of thier contests
http://www.greateasterncharity.info/
This site tells the name of the winner and also the amount donated
I second everything Andrew said and add a couple of things.
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For folks who find a knife in their pocket- most everyday
i've never owned one, but i can say from having partially serrated knives, that it wouldn't be for me. i don't cut people out of seat belts, or cut a lot of rope in my day to day. i DO like serrations for stripping wires, however. except for the fac…
They are rare to find...but women can carry knives just as well as men can! There are plenty of knives that are perfect for women too! Let the world know which knives you prefer (ladies) or recommend (gents!)
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I think he did an excellent job!! Still might have gone to the beer wagon once or twice though :) Thanks Ken!
I use the Bark River compounds that came with the strop that I bought. I have been happy with them so far.
http://www.knivesshipfree.com/Bark-River-Sharpening-Compound-With-Instructions
"The Porch" may be one of the best parts of the whole outing and it sure sounds good to me.
If''n the snakes and tarantulas don't get me a'fore then we'll see what we can do.
(Some call it hell with the fires out. Others call it Arizona......)
Thanks for your input! I view this knife much like the Spyderco Civilian. If I use it with success (God forbid) it will break, likely at the tip. This knife has no "utility" value.
Unfortunately, police model starts out with a thin blade, which over the years have gained a reputation for snapping at the tips. The G10 model is a better handle than the plastic one, or the more popular, stainless steel. The blade on all are the s…
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