Winner...And Still Heavyweight Champion...The Venerable Buck 110

[Plumberdv]

Showing a 111 because they are so similar, in size and weight. Really just a variation.

Top- G10 handles, BG-42 designers choice blade

Middle- Buckeye handles, BG-42 stonewashed blade

Bottom- 111 with Ion Fusion blade

 

[navihawk]

I had one before.I remember the literature that came with it mentioned the convex ridge along the edge. Made it even stronger or a different cut or something.

 

[300Bucks]

ALL HAIL THE KING...........~- }

 

[Blues]

ALL HAIL THE KING...........~- }

Is that a sceptre in his hand or is he just happy to see his subjects?

Nice going, 300. :thumbup:

 

[crbauhs]

Is that a sceptre in his hand or is he just happy to see his subjects?

Nice going, 300. :thumbup:

Ha I'm going to go with scepter but i could be wrong (yes your joke was noted BTW)

 

[Ice Tigre]

Well, I got one, although its nothing special, just current production.. so no pic

I can't bring myself to carry it, its too heavy for pockets, and one of the main reasons I went to folders was eliminating belt sheaths... I keep meaning to toss it in the 4x4 glove box though.


Wonderful knife, just not my cup o' tea since lockers and i disagree in use a lot.

I've used it a bit, testing it out, Nice knife, great design, handles well, and that heft gives that 'solid' feel, not too heavy in hand most of the time. I was amazed, I'd never handled a lockback that opened sooooo smoothly before.. it glides open so swift and nice, and no drag just before locking. Nor seen one that locks so damned solidly!

G.

 

[Clydetz]

Love the 110! A few of my favorites...

 

[navihawk]

There's a Buck 55 out there for 110 fans that want something in the pocket. Bolsters ar a bit different.

 

[Plumberdv]

There's a Buck 55 out there for 110 fans that want something in the pocket. Bolsters ar a bit different.

They are very sweet little guys, more like a mini 111 than a 110.:thumbup:

 

[Bolt-action bultema]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/43976783@N04/4051546114/
sorry, i cant seem to get the image to post, just follow the link

another 112, this one by Dene knifemaker Dave Yellowhorse, I used to carry this every day, but i switched to a fixed blade for edc

 

[jb4570]

I'm also fond of the 110. I also EDC one on my belt 90% of the time, it's an AG rosewood that is the best deer camp knife I have ever used.

jb4570

 

[THE_LONGBOW]

Irrelevant

 

[DennisStrickland]

the 20th century champs are the 110 & spyderco police.

 

[jb4570]

Oh I just have to add the DY dream knife.



jb4570

 

[Mike Kerins]

OK, here are a few that you all might find interesting!

 

[orca8589]

I never get tired of reading about the 110. When we lived in Montana in the early/mid 80's, everyone who worked outside - rangers, loggers, hunters, ranchers . . . everyone - had a 110 or a clone thereof. The log mill in our valley had a machinist who did their equipment maintenance & sharpening, and he would drill a lanyard hole through the rear of the knife for anyone who wanted it. The loggers would tell you your 110 (or 110-type) wasn't broken in properly until you dropped from 70'-80' up in a tree.

I've only bought one 110 so far, since I have five Schrade OT and LB types. My 110 came from an antique shop locally; I think it was made in '93, with 425-hc steel, or something like that.

thx - cpr

 

[navihawk]

If I remember correctly, they made a 110 automatic.

 

[Plumberdv]

If I remember correctly, they made a 110 automatic.

I'm not sure that Buck made the auto's but there are plenty of aftermarket conversions available.

 

[imafritz]

Little anniverery party

Well used 100th anniversery edition top
Al Buck Founders edition middle
Cousin 111 was invited to the party too

Sorry I'm a lousy photographer

 

[imafritz]

ALL HAIL THE KING...........~- }

Took me by suprise having your beloved 300s bowing to a big honkin knfe there 300-guess today your handle is 410(300+110)


Great pic