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A must read for any Buck 110 owners

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Offline Georgeb198

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Re: A must read for any Buck 110 owners
Reply #30 on: April 14, 2024, 03:50:24 AM
 :hatsoff:  Thanks for sharing. Good read.
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Re: A must read for any Buck 110 owners
Reply #31 on: April 21, 2024, 04:40:38 PM
My father carried either a Buck 110 or something like it in his back pocket.  As a kid in the 1980's at a the local county fair I picked up a "made in Pakistan" knock off that didnt last very long.

In the 1990's i went to buy one but bought the Browning knockoff instead, as it was lighter and less expensive.

I have a Buck 110 that was purchased new and given to me by a friend (Spartan) just a few years ago, a 2017.  The quality was such that I really appreciated it, and went looking for more.  I found a green Ecolite Paperstone (micarta?, resin?) version in an old hardware store dating to 2011, NOS.  Was gifted another with the LT handles.  These blades were all just RAZOR sharp.

Finally I found a used one on CL that I have tentatively dated to around 1978.  I got it, an old Western, and an OG Buck 192 (different metal than today) from the same source.  Anyway, now I have a very detailed map that will allow me to either confirm that, or definitively date it to some other year, presumably not far off from 78.

Thanks VIC
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Re: A must read for any Buck 110 owners
Reply #32 on: December 04, 2024, 03:22:23 AM
:hatsoff:  Thanks for sharing. Good read.
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You are welcome, George! :cheers:


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Re: A must read for any Buck 110 owners
Reply #33 on: December 04, 2024, 03:24:40 AM
My father carried either a Buck 110 or something like it in his back pocket.  As a kid in the 1980's at a the local county fair I picked up a "made in Pakistan" knock off that didnt last very long.

In the 1990's i went to buy one but bought the Browning knockoff instead, as it was lighter and less expensive.

I have a Buck 110 that was purchased new and given to me by a friend (Spartan) just a few years ago, a 2017.  The quality was such that I really appreciated it, and went looking for more.  I found a green Ecolite Paperstone (micarta?, resin?) version in an old hardware store dating to 2011, NOS.  Was gifted another with the LT handles.  These blades were all just RAZOR sharp.

Finally I found a used one on CL that I have tentatively dated to around 1978.  I got it, an old Western, and an OG Buck 192 (different metal than today) from the same source.  Anyway, now I have a very detailed map that will allow me to either confirm that, or definitively date it to some other year, presumably not far off from 78.

Thanks VIC

You are welcome, ThundahBeagle! :cheers:

Thanks for sharing your story!


 

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