I don't have the proper membership level to post a pic, or I would. Sorry. It has a 4-1/4" black handle that's squared off with finger grooves along the bottom edge. There are only two rivets -- one for the blade pivot, and one about half way back for the lock. Small lanyard hole at the end. I had a hard time determining which model it was since it has 112 stamped on the blade. Date code indicates 2000. Only other markings are "Buck" and "USA" on the blade, and "Bucklite" centered top to bottom in the handle under the lock. Exposed blade length is about 2-7/8" and about 3-1/4" if you measure from the pivot. Clip point from pretty heavy stock -- about 1/8" thick. Hopefully that helps to identify it.
It was a knife that I got as a gift from my old employer, and my go to knife at the time was one with a pocket clip. Didn't rotate my daily carry back then, so into the box of unused blades it went. Fast forward almost 16 years, and I just rediscovered it the other day. It's a pretty good looking knife, so I decided to do some digging to find out a bit more about it. Thanks for the help.
