Buck 110

JayFramer · May 7, 2019

Guys has anyone here ever heard of the Buck 110 knife?

Got one t'other day at Bass Pro. Nice. At first I tbought it was heavy but I LOVE the way it feels in the hand and has grown on me a whole lot. Anybody have one or had one? Take care,

-Jay

muddocktor · May 7, 2019

I've had a few over the years. I presently use a Buck 112 for a work knife. It is a shorter version of the 110.

mauser9 · May 7, 2019

One of the most popular knives out there. Got yourself a quality blade from Buck. Heard Buck does a great job with 420 HC steel. I use a Buck folding Alpha model myself which has a rubber grip. Has served me well.

Richard Simmons · May 7, 2019

Congratulations! I’ve got a few.

Shooter Mike · May 7, 2019

Very nice Buck knives.

m75rlg · May 7, 2019

I've carried a Buck 110 since 1973. Was a Coast Guard Boatswain Mate and that was my knife. It and a spare were purchased at the PX at Homestead AFB. Broke the blade on one in 1977 and one last spring. Sent them back to Buck for a reblade, and both came back looking like new.

Great knife, great company.

Babysitr · May 7, 2019

Great knife! I have one, Son deer hunts with one, once they're sharp,they hold well...I carry my lucky old Schrade from the 80's most hunts, sometimes it works!

Loyaljeeper · May 7, 2019

Smoke · May 7, 2019

JayFramer said:
Guys has anyone here ever heard of the Buck 110 knife?

Got one t'other day at Bass Pro. Nice. At first I tbought it waseavy but I LOVE the way it feels in the hand and has grown on me a whole lot. Anybody have one or had one? Take care,

-Jay

You're kidding right?

Lee Barner · May 7, 2019

I got one for my 16th birthday back in 66. it's been on six continents with me. broke the tip off in Germany in 83, sent it back and they replaced it free. can't beat a Buck 110 or the company. lee

garddogg56 · May 7, 2019

One of the best all round knives there is

Marshwheeling · May 7, 2019

I have had a 110 for quite a few years. It is an iconic and much-copied American knife that did a lot to popularize lockback knives. I don’t carry mine much, as it is too heavy for my pockets, and I am not a guy who wears knives on my belt. It goes in the camping kit, and is quite useful around camp.

One of these days, I mean to order one from Buck’s custom shop. It will have a drop point and a tool steel blade. Dunno what finish; nothing too extravagant.

The basic 110 is quite a bargain, typically under $40 at a big box store, a lot of knife for the money. But you guys knew that.

THE PILGRIM · May 7, 2019

Somebody beat me to it!
I’ll say it anyway.
Your kidding, right?
The Buck 110 set the standard for folding - lockers.
It’s been copied everywhere from Germany to Pakistan.
Reportedly , Some knife laws reference it by name.
I carried one in SEA.
As mentioned, it’s a little heavy for pocket carry.
It was designed and sold as a pouch carry belt knife.

eb07 · May 7, 2019

Had mine since the 70s

nate-dogg · May 7, 2019

I have a Buck 110 and a 112, both manual folders, both from my birth year (1989). I also have a 112 automatic I recently picked up at the last Wanenmacher Gun and Knife Show in Tulsa. Also pictured is a Buck 105 and a Buck 371. Not pictured I have a Buck 395.

GoHogs · May 7, 2019

nate-dogg said:
I have a Buck 110 and a 112, both manual folders, both from my birth year (1989). I also have a 112 automatic I recently picked up at the last Wanenmacher Gun and Knife Show in Tulsa. Also pictured is a Buck 105 and a Buck 371. Not pictured I have a Buck 395.

Nice job not bragging about the two sweet RMKs you slipped in there.

nate-dogg · May 7, 2019

GoHogs said:
Nice job not bragging about the two sweet RMKs you slipped in there.

The pic is from a few days ago. I wasn't anticipating a post about 110's or I would have taken a picture of the Bucks without the Randalls.

pharmer · May 7, 2019

Haven't had it on my belt for 30 years but did everyday in the 7 or so years I was building the Mouse a new house (EPCOT). Good knife that will take just about any task within reason. Joe

robvious · May 7, 2019

I bought my 110 in the late 70's as a young teenager... still have it...
like many have stated... too heavy for EDC so that is a LEEK... but will pass the Buck on to my son... great knife... what many others wish they were...

joe44va · May 7, 2019

I think it was the first lack back folder and was produced by Chuck Buck. There are several models and a 112 that's a bit smaller.

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