What Buck are you carrying today?

[Ironbut]

My Backlit (Darn spell check!) Bucklite that I got about 40 years ago & an Uncle Henry that is almost as old.

 

[pat9198]

840 while doing a little mower maintenance.

 

[Billabong01]

No matter if its the back forty or the back streets, having a legend on hand is only surpassed by having two of them.

 

[Ironbut]

 

[jbmonkey]

I have my 110 from 1987 with me today while stacking up a bit of firewood in preparation for winter.
Wood is "Acacia Somesorta"

forgot ya were in aussieland....so I was thinkin on that for a minute.......winter.......we're heading into summer....oh yeah southern hemisphere its backwards.....

 

[Hickory n steel]

The '98 brown bone 305 this week.

 

[pjsjr]

Re-handled 2005 110...

 

[Billabong01]

On a very wet and soggy day, I knocked out a few of these for when things dry out.
Bucklite 486. My favourite lightweight version of the iconic 110.
(Straight clip, dual thumb studs, Bos 420HC, solid lockup, ergonomic handle that fits my Tinkerbelle hands, deep pocket clip and a lanyard hole.
What's not to like?)
A mate used to ask, "Why did the chicken go into the car wash?"
"To look like my feather sticks!"

 

[revnewk]

 

[FranklinG]

I picked up my son early from school and we grilled burgers as the eclipse started.

Our next door neighbor did the same with his son. The kids and pets got really quiet when the light went weird.

Once the sun came back out, we made a couple pudgie pies. I needed the 110 to ease them out of the pie irons.

What a great day!

https://imgur.com/a/3z5000V

 

[afishhunter]

60th Anniversary 110.

Received in a "SURPRISE!!!" package on 04-08-24.
NIB 60th Anniversary Buck 110.
I didn't even know they existed! "Surprise" may be the understatement of the last few millenia.
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Sorry for quoting the post with pictures.
I have to conserve my picture data useage. DON'T want to run out and have to delete hundreds so I can post pictures again.
(last time I had to delete 7,810 photos to post pictures again, and have a little leeway for more.)

 

[Ironbut]

Time to fire up the weed whacker........the gas powered one.

 

[Ironbut]

 

[bucksway]

I'm 'picture' challenged at the moment but David sent me a 422 a few days ago and that's what I'm using today. It's truly gratifying to see how VERY many folks have slid over to the 112 in the last few years. Back in the early 2000's to around 2016 or so I didn't see many 112's at all posted on the SPS or other threads but the 112 has really become more mainstream maybe?

 

[Ironbut]

I'm 'picture' challenged at the moment but David sent me a 422 a few days ago and that's what I'm using today. It's truly gratifying to see how VERY many folks have slid over to the 112 in the last few years. Back in the early 2000's to around 2016 or so I didn't see many 112's at all posted on the SPS or other threads but the 112 has really become more mainstream maybe?

I've had a 110 for 50 years. That one's seen a bunch of use, and I picked up a couple more along the way. I got my first 112 in January, and it quickly became my favorite. There's nothing wrong with the 110, but the size of the 112 just works better for me for daily carry.

 

[New River Knife Works]

 

[revnewk]

 

[Ironbut]

 

[mill428]

Going camping this weekend with our kids. Decided to keep my EDC more traditional. Of course this doesn't include all the sharp things in the truck.

 

[ScottK]

Carrying this "rescue" 112 that I picked up at a flea market a couple of weeks ago. It originally had a broken 2 dot blade, beat up bolsters and handles. I had a donor replacement blade and a bit of stag so I repaired and rescaled the knife, It's not perfect, but it is a nice EDC carry.