Remember the Buck 110 ?

[BIKER13]

remember when that was the lock back to have? well I got this one in the mail from a friend has original sheath with it and some handiwork he had done. Thanks man and God Bless.

 

[jeffdt]

I have a nice 110 from the custom shop, put up pics later.

 

[Ruger34]

remember when that was the lock back to have? well I got this one in the mail from a friend has original sheath with it and some handiwork he had done. Thanks man and God Bless.View attachment 2799819

Sweet, my first hunting knife my grandad bought for me when I was 13, still use it to this day!

 

[sniper22]

Nice. I have one of the big Old Timmers similar to that.

 

[MRH]

I love the 110. Very cool knife, Biker.

A young dude at work approached me a few weeks ago and asked me if I liked his new knife. It was a Buck 110.

I have a couple of 110's that I've owned since I was a sprout. I have a 112 somewhere around here too.

 

[BillsCamino]

I’ve got the 110 my Dad used to carry. With sheath... he bought it BN in the early ‘80s

 

[biker_bill]

Nice-was my go to knife in the Corps, I can tell that's an oldie because the brass isn't rounded.

Hey Biker, you might remember......
Easy Rider magazine, in the back where they sold stuff.
They sold something called a "Flick It" that went over the blade on a Buck 110, so you could open it more quickly.
(I lost a 110 near a gut pile in the woods with one on it and was never able to find another).
Do you recall them, have you seen anything like them since?

Thanks,
Bill

 

[BIKER13]

Nice-was my go to knife in the Corps, I can tell that's an oldie because the brass isn't rounded.

Hey Biker, you might remember......
Easy Rider magazine, in the back where they sold stuff.
They sold something called a "Flick It" that went over the blade on a Buck 110, so you could open it more quickly.
(I lost a 110 near a gut pile in the woods with one on it and was never able to find another).
Do you recall them, have you seen anything like them since?

Thanks,
Bill

yeah I lost one of the finger groove models,but thats another story. Yeah I remember that.There was a machinist in Chamblee who would put a dowel pin in one for you for 5 bucks in the 70's

 

[tas6691]

still the benchmark for an all purpose lockback! And that one is cool as heck! Very nice

 

[GeauxLSU]

Nice-was my go to knife in the Corps, I can tell that's an oldie because the brass isn't rounded.

Hey Biker, you might remember......
Easy Rider magazine, in the back where they sold stuff.
They sold something called a "Flick It" that went over the blade on a Buck 110, so you could open it more quickly.
(I lost a 110 near a gut pile in the woods with one on it and was never able to find another).
Do you recall them, have you seen anything like them since?

Thanks,
Bill

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