First Custom Buck 110

I decided to lighten my collection a bit so up for sale or trade is my one of a kind Stone Knifeworks "Motorcycle Series" Buck 110 which was customized/created by Heath Stone.

The handles are textured black micarta. The nickel silver bolsters have been engraved with a motorcycle... with amazing detail. The knife has been bead blasted and has a oil rubbed finish. The blade, rocker, and spring holder have file work as well.

It includes everything pictured... engraved wood display box, certificate of authenticity, and sheath.

It's never been carried or used but does show some very minor / typical Buck 110 "wear" on the blade (near the bolsters) from being opened/closed/admired.

The price was $325 and is now $285 (via PayPal friends and family or USPS money order) which includes insured shipping within the contiguous US.

Please post "I'll take it" and PM me to coordinate payment and shipping.

With regards to trades (feel free to suggest others), I'm interested in a set of stag, buffalo, black pearl, black/silver or similar panel grips for my 686 round butt, both knives for a lever action .357 or similar, EOTech sight, or a wood stock set for a Remington 11-87 Premier (12ga) that's in excellent condition. Depending on your trade, money can be added either way.

Second Custom Buck 110

This knife is another piece of functional art.

The Polka Dot Agate pairs nicely with the nickel silver bolsters and the pattern and colors are very interesting. The stone fit is perfect (no seams or high spots) and finish/polish is outstanding. The profile fits my hand well and I really like the thicker middle and tapered bolsters.

If you're not familiar with Polka Dot Agate, it's a very hard and durable stone that's mined in Oregon. Native Americans used it for making blades, arrow tips, scrapers, etc... and it's beautiful/very unique as well.

It also has a CPM20CV blade with the BOS heat treat (which is razor sharp) and Buck's upgraded brown "distressed"/soft leather sheaths.

It's been carried a few times and *very lightly* used.

The only "flaw" that I notice is where either Buck or the maker must have hit the blade while polishing the bolster (circled in the 9th picture). It's barely noticeable but I wanted to point it out.

The price was $335 and is now $295 (via PayPal friends and family or USPS money order) which includes insured shipping within the contiguous US.

Please post "I'll take it" and PM me to coordinate payment and shipping.

Same trade interests as listed above.

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