Buck Knives "chevron" documentation.

[Carlo]

Some great materials about the unauthorized "chevron" mark on the first M9s.
This is the first time I see a document about this.




Interesting to note, from the second picture, is Quantity: 1.080
From this site "One hundred sixty-six pieces of the 1200 piece run had not been shipped and these were held back".
There seems to be a discrepancy:
1200-1080= 120

[rexmeyer]

Carlo, glad to see you got the documentaion...I seem to be having difficulties with my scanner and digital camera......

[Carlo]

Originally Posted by rexmeyer

Carlo, glad to see you got the documentaion...I seem to be having difficulties with my scanner and digital camera......

Rex, yes, these are really interesting papers...and I'm even thinking about framing the blueprints for my office!!!
Thank you, by the way, for your kind offer to help with the scans

Originally Posted by porterkids

10% (120 pcs) pulled for physical testing

That is interesting, as I had never heard before of these 120 bayonet from the first lot.
Did they have the standard chevron marking, too, and were later numbered?

[rexmeyer]

Well Carlo, I did finally get it to scan to a pdf, so it anyone wants one I can email it to them...I will be working on getting the pictures of the General Cutlery knives to you..

[Carlo]

Originally Posted by rexmeyer

I will be working on getting the pictures of the General Cutlery knives to you..

Thanks!!!!!
I'm looking forward to see the pictures and then make a close comparison between a 2002 re-assembled Gen. Cutl. (mine) and an original one (yours)!

[porterkids]

My notes are not readily accessable, so I am going from memory. Lot of 1200 pieces, 10% (120 pcs) pulled for physical testing. Balance (1080) received visual examination. 1034 pcs from the original 1200 were shipped, remaining 166 were numbered.

Most of you probably wouldn't know this, but the signature on the "Material Review Board" line is Micky Finn's.