The Buck 110 Classic Full Size Folding Knife - Sharp Saturday
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2021
- The Buck 110 might be the most recognizable folding knife in the world. And there are good reasons this knife has become a classic: it is made in the USA, comes razor sharp right out of the box and is a rock solid folder.
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About twenty years ago, an older guy gave me a Buck 112 that he’d had since the 70’s, in exchange for a penny. Old wives tale that when gift a knife, you have to receive something ( anything) from the other party. It’s still in perfect shape and still have original sheath which is made of leather, almost double the thinness of new ones.
Bayou Flats, I have a Buck 112 that I have had since 1976 while serving in the USN. It served with me until I retired in 1993. Still have it to this day. Have it since I gave my Dad my Puma Game warden. Still have that as well.
Thee way I heard it, you have to get metal to give metal.
Thats a weird superstition haha.
Yeah, if my dad gives me something I have to give him a nickel. I think it’s pretty cool
Heard from a French guy that giving any knife as a gift is a threat or putting ill will towards the recipient. So usually they'll give them something back, even if it's a penny.
Love my BUCK 110. Carried it everywhere I went when I was in the US Army. And put it through more use and abuse than you could possibly imagine. And it still keeps going. In my humble opinion, the BUCK 110 and 119 are two of the best knives ever made.
Yeah my dad was a career soldier in the US Army I remember that you could buy the 110 or 112 at the p.x. (aafes) for dirt cheap think the 110 was 35 bucks and you saw a lot of soldiers carrying that blade the 110 was a tactical knife long before the term became popular.
I agree completely. I’ve carried both for years.
Bryan, I still have my Buck 110 that my grandad ( Gander) gave me when I was 6 years old. Cool thing, I sent it off to Buck Knives, because the blade had been worn from years of use. They replaced the blade, and polished the brass without messing up where Gander had scribed our names on it. Buck's customer service is top knotch !
I bought my buck 110 in 1973. I am 64 years old now and still have that knife. 48 years also bought the little brother the buck 112 about a year later. I believe the question is who doesn’t have a buck 110 in their collection. 👍
I love the Buck 110. There is one on my belt as I write this. I am 64 years old,and I can remember when you would see a lot of men with a Buck 110 on their belt. My Dad was one of them.
Just picked one up at Walmart for only $34.98 yesterday. It was their last one. Now they are $59.99 . I lucked out for sure. Really happy with the purchase
How's that joint holding up man? I just inherited one from my papaw, but I've been searching for one for months
I Have A Buck 110 That Is Over 45 Years Old And Still Is A Great Knife And The Sheath Still In Good Shape!!!
Every pair of jeans my dad ever owned ended up with the outline of a Buck 110 worn into the back pocket.
Yep,evey man in my family always had a Buck knife and a bandana in their pockets. A good idea then, and a good idea now!
My grandad wore bibs like I do now he carried his 110 in his front pocket, but he was 6'5" Ilike to carry the 112 , same way.
Still have mine. Leather sheath worn out and discarded after the snap failed. It lay on a shelf, kinda retired, after field dressing many deer and cleaning/skinning jobs on much small game.
Since about 74, last carried around 91.
I have that same outline on my back pocket👍🏻
I typically have dookie stains on the back side of most pairs of my jeans...
Just got one for my 22nd birthday from my father. Very grateful I’m a knife collector and believe the 110 is a knife that has so much more meaning as a gift from family.
In 1979 I purchased a Buck 110 the week I joined the Armed Forces in Canada. It sat on my hip through all my basic training, exercises, right through all my deployments in Germany, Yugoslavia, the middle east, and several other places on this planet for the next 20 years. I still have it today, and it is as good as the day I bought it. It cut ropes, tarps, cloth, wood, and it even cut my field rations open countless times. Best knife I have ever owned. I still wear it today.
I got my first buck 110 for Christmas in 1976.I was 13 yo and used to wear it on my belt to school and used it in class to sharpen my pencil .this was in Long Beach,Ca. Could not get away with that today!
My daughter and son-in-law got me one for Father's day 2 yrs ago. I wear it everywhere. Razor sharp.
My first experience with this knife was when I was a kid watching dukes of hazard (original programming, not reruns) so I guess I just dated myself. Bo and Luke carried this knife. I eventually bought one in the late 80s. I also bought the smaller version and have both to this day. They have been relegated to the collectors box so they don't see use anymore.
I still have the Buck 110 I bought for my first job working on a survey crew (I used it to sharpen the lathes we used as stakes) - 43 years later and it is still going strong. In a few years, I will hand it down to my grandson.
My son's 50th birthday is coming up.
I am thinking this knife would be tbe perfect gift!
When my grandpa passed he left me an original one of these made in 1964. Very cool knife kept in good condition as well.
I'm just imagining you sitting at the dinner table as your wife sees your bald arm and replying another knife review today I see.great video , my 110 on my belt everyday , I ride dirt bikes daily and my buck has wacked more pricker bushes than you can imagine
My Dad gave me one for my twelfth birthday. That was 40 years ago. I still carry it every single day.
I remember when the original first came out. We were all familiar with that knife. How times have changed.
Bought my 110 in '07, still got it.
I've held them, seen them, borrowed them for years now, but have never owned my own. Yesterday though, I ordered one for myself:) Can't wait to get it.
I'm retired fire and ems, and l've carried one on my belt for many many years, feel naked with out it. Many years ago I installed an aftermarket flip-out thumb lever for one handed operation. Great video, thanks
My first knife was a Buck 110. I carried and used it my four years as a fireman in the Air Force. Later as a civilian firefighter it was run over by a ladder truck and ruined it. Years later I acquired a used 110 that was sharpened down to half the blade’s width. I sent it in to Buck back in February to reblade it for $10.00. I just got it back today and it looks like new. Another reliable company that backs their products. 🇺🇸
I remember I couldn't wait to buy one of these when I was 16 back in 1980. Almost everybody I knew had one of these on their belt in the leather sheath they came with. I loved it until it got dull and came time to sharpen the damn thing. Everybody used Arkansas stones back then and you could grind on it for hours and just wear your stones out. This was the knife that made me think Stainless Steel was the best thing since sliced bread and it's also the knife that made me hate Stainless Steel. I heard that they had to soften their steel because it was difficult to sharpen. I'm not saying you couldn't get it sharp, but boy did you have to work at it to get it sharpened.
I'd bet that a huge percentage of guys our age had a Buck knife as a kid. I still have mine some 50 +/- years later.
Yep, I still have mine,and my grandfathers.They are both still razor sharp!
I lost my original but replaced it.
My older brother had the Buck, I had the Schrade LB-7. GREAT KNIVES.
I’m 22. Grandpa made my mom buy me one when I was 8😂😂 and I still have it still works like it did on day one after all the hell it’s been thru buck is my favorite knife brand
@@rnlc5351 Your Grandpa is a wise man.
Every man needs a Buck 110! I own several Great vid!
Needs? No. Some want them but there are more & better choices these days. It’s ok as a collector knife.
@@talisikid1618 ^found the commie
An old neighbor of mine gave one to his son when he left for Vietnam, when his son came back he said that knife ensured that he survived and a few NVA soldiers didn't.
I've always bowned a buck 110..iconic
This is my favorite hunting knife. I've processed quite a few animals from field to table with this knife. I like it so much I own 5 of them, my first one purchased in 2012 and my fifth as recent as 2019.
Bought this knife in the navy 1967 while in tonkin gulf. Cost 10 bucks with black leather case and black walnut handle material. Arkansas sharpening stone was 2 dollars with plastic case. Carton of cigs 1 dollar. (No taxes when out to sea beyond limits). Still have knife
As a S African I bought one on a special offer at the SCI show in Reno 2013 and was really chuffed. We thereafter went to NY for a couple of days and I wanted to visit the 9/11 memorial. Having no gun safe in the room in a really crappy hotel I kept the knife in my backpack. When I declared I had a knife in my pack I was nearly arrested and the knife was confiscated. My wife and I finished the visit, but the incident had destroyed the reverence of the visit which was really a great pity. I would not leave without the Buck knife, waited about an hour before they returned my knife, someone must have badly wanted it. It resides in my safe now, constantly admired and looked after (as all my other Buck knives). To date I have never started any war but will never visit NY again.
I have the 110 from 1978. I added a brass Thumbstud To assist my old hands, weak fingernails to open it.
With it closed use the front tapered edge on blade to strike ferro rod. Works great on mine
Should be the 1st knife for every boy or young outdoors person.
I've had my buck 110 since 1978 I thought I lost it way back so bought another one but then found the original so have had two 110's since . I had buck replace the original blade since I did a terrible job of sharpening it but I still wear it every day! Great knife!!
Should still be a kids first knife. Not menacing, built like a tank, good steel and comes sharp so they learn to respect the tool.
Just ordered a buck 112,can't wait to get it 😊
I still have my Dad’s Buck 110 . He got it in the early 70s. He passed in i83. I have carried it every since then .
It's a CLASSIC for a reason ... ! ! ! !
I think it is one of the best knives ever made. First knife I I got in Boy Scouts still start as ever.
Bought this buck in 1967 ships store (aircraft carrier) in the gulf of Tonkin for $ 10.00.with black leather case and walnut handle, Arkansas sharpening stone for two dollars was also popular. Could order Honda motorcycle to pick up in Japan on the way back home for a $dollar a cc up to 450 cc. Carton oF cigs was a $dollar. A gallon of booze (5 fifths) was $11.00 also available to order like motorcycle. Nikon FTN 35 MMS $96.00.
Great knife! I have always owned at least one, since 1970. It was the second pocket knife I ever owned. If I got my pants on, I got my Buck 110 with me. I will be buried with one in my pocket.
I have a Buck 110 folding knife and have had it for over 20 years and love it. I also have other of their knives and love them also and they have not been abused like many peoples knives are done.
Mine is over 40 years old and still a great tool. It survived Alaska and a whole lot more. Gave one to my son his first year hunting. Slightly more rounded than mine, but still good quality.
I heard Mr. Buck say Their grandad insisted on the sharper edges so that the knife would not roll in your hand. After grandad retired they made the knife easier on the hand by rounding the edges of the handle.
Still have mine since 1983! That and my Buck 119 are two of my favorite knives!
I picked up a buck 110 from Walmart for $34 today, score!
Yeah, they are heavy (compared to a more modern design) and have no pocket clip; but there 's a good reason this knife was popular for so long ,they were good then and still good now.
Good classic knife. I just picked one up at Walmart for $35. Can’t beat that.
I bought mine at 29 Palms California in 1971, 50 years ago.
A true classic. When I was a youngster I wanted a Buck 110 so bad, but I had to save up for it. When I finally got it, I felt like I had won the lottery. Today, it is an under-appreciated design and probably comes across as boring to knife enthusiasts. But I have fond memories of it.
Growing up dirt poor, the most I could ever get was a knock off buck until my birthday this year. It's definitely living up to my expectations
It is hard to beat
That was the Knife we all wanted growing up! One T.V. show I saw the Buck 110 got a balance test , it was in the Walking Dead, It was the son of the Sheriff.
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👍. Love my Buck 110s. Yes, I have several. Good overview highlighting this wonderful knife.
I carry a Buck 110 on my belt . Can't beat how good they are . My wife carries a Buck 110 light on her belt . Those are our edc anywhere and everywhere we go . We have used them for many things they are still solid as when we first bought them . I've carried a Buck 110 over the years . Had to replace a number of them but won't have any other
I take one every time I head into the woods with me. It's just EDC.
Been a fan of the buck 110 since I was 6 years old. I finally upgraded to the 110 Sport this year.
That takes me back to the teenage years. Love the 110!!!
I love me some buck knives
this video inspired me to look into how old the 110 i scooped up at a used gear sale is, turns out it was made sometime between 1970-1972! Still works just like the day it was made
In 1983, I found a 110 sitting on a log in my bow hunting area, in it's leather sheath..I still have it..
Hey buddy I lost mine in 83 thanks for finding it for me. Retired GTE. Lol
Hahaha nice try.
Bought mine in '67 before it was stamped 110.
At 5:30, I did exactly that with my 110 and it did break the hinge- but I did it with a larger piece of wood. That being said, I sent it back to be repaired and got it polished and now it looks better than when I got it! Really great knife. Missed having it.
I got a 110 Auto this earlier this year. Super fun knives.
I have the 110 auto and the 112 auto great knives
That is a sweet looking knife. I love buck knives.
I have a Buck Fillet knife I've had for 40 years and that's the last of the good knives they made. I bought a Buck pocket knife a few years back and I gave it away becaus the blade was garbage.
I'm a knife nut and collector and of course I have this one an only. Just an all around rugged yet elegant work horse. True American classic 👌
I had one as a kid, but I love the 112, fits my hand perfect.
Just a great classic folder well made and useful to the max.
I'm very new to knives and collecting a few I deem special. Buck knives is a name I've heard all my life ( I am 41 years old) my grandfather left me all his " treasures " from his top dresser drawer. My grandmother called junk. In their were many pocket knives. A 112 I believe and a toothpick. I'd like to buy a 110 and start my own collection.
This is my favourite knife of all time I carry it everyday in my pocket and my leatherman rebar on my belt which is my favourite multi tool
I bought a Buck 110 from Cabela's alongside my Kershaw Barricade for work. I have relegated the barricade for emergencies and kept in my car. The Buck 110 since seeing you slicing and chopping wood proves that the blade will hold up far longer than the barricade that has an 8Cr13MOV blade.
Great review. . .showing a tool in action is the best way to understand its usefulness.
I have one that I got back when I was a kid. It's been sharpened so many times over the years, the point stands out from the blade enough to hook your fingertip when you grab it if you are not careful. I finally retired it.
I won this knife at a Ducks Unlimited held at the American Legion in Watertown South Dakota in 1983. Still have it. In new condition. Best knife I’ve ever had.
My dad gave me my buck 110 for my 16th birthday back in 1979 and I still carry it on my belt everyday
Oh, and who can forget the Buck 120 from the "Scream" movies. So many classics in one brand! lol
I wonder if buck got any kick backs from having thier 120's on almost every horror movie poster from the 80's and early 90's lol
I still have the Buck 110 I bought when I was in the FFA in highschool in 1983. I have never broken it, but it is noticeably shorter because it has been sharpened a hell of a lot of times. it is an outstanding knife.
I have gut many a deer with all of my buck 110 knives without problems and skinning never fail,Im 66 and I have had buck knives all my life for hunting ,never go hunting without it great knife worked for me ! Also have many other knives good review
I’ve been missing in action from the survival / preparedness community. Today I felt like playing with a knife and first thought about seeing a recent video from Survival On Purpose with a recent knife . Buck 110 will always be a dependable knife . One of my favorites!!! 🗡🔥🔥🔥👍
BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART ✌
Thanks for your review of the Buck 110. I've had mine for years.
$40 wal-mart
I bought a flipper knob on Amazon for mine. Works nice
i got a couple of them, they are absolutely the best knife around and sharpen very well...
Love my 110!
Best lock back made for the money.
I carry a 301 stockman a110,&a 119 special. They’ve never let me down.
Can’t beat American made Bucks for the money!
Love the review! I carry my 110 every day! Thank you for the content my brother really enjoy your channel!
My Buck knife is only about 45 years old. We have dressed out just about every game animal in the US. Plus doing all the camp chores and prepping food. Not one stain on the steel or handle, even from our home made chili. Still as strong as purchased, which is darned strong and tight. My highest recommendation possible and a damned fine Company!
The Buck 110 is most iconic knife I my lifetime. Everyone could get one & in the 80s/90s, Everyone in the woods had one on their belt. All the men at deer camp had one. I was about 10 when I got my FIRST one in about 80,, 81. I own many folders & continue to buy the latest & greatest but deer camp is not the same without my Buck 110. Thanks for video
The Buck 110 is without a doubt the best all around knife ever made.Its meant to be used.
I have 2 Buck 110 one from 1977, one from 1980 both issued to me by the U.S.Army. I also have a Buck 110 with the finger grooves that was laser engraved in front of me by CJ Buck himself. Great Family owned company making long lasting Knifes.
so cool man i love buck 110
I met a scuba diver back in 72, he made a diving carrier for his leg for his buck knives, salt water and all. Said it was all he needed
I made my very 1st bow n drill with thw 110.
Theres just something about them i truly love. Sure theres better knives out today but the 110 will always be in my pack.
I have many fun times and adventures with it on my hip. Truly an Amwrican vlassic
For the fire, use some char cloth and finer tender.
Nice knife, that was a first knife for me in 1968... Buck 110... Concerning the Ferro Rod use: It works best if you lock your knife arm and pull the Ferro Rod BACKWARDS ... Moving the Rod and not your knife. Doing it in this way, you are able to put a little more pressure on your Ferro Rod causing better sparks.
I still edc my buck 110... proud of it too!
Late on this one Bryan. My wife found a Buck 110 on a tank track at Ft Hood about 20 years ago.. Had been ran over by a tank. I had to pry the inner liners apart a small bit to close it. Has been with me since, has processed dozens of deer and its still a rock star knife. 73 God bless
I always go back to carring my 110s and 112. I've had alot and I mean alot of pocket knives expensive and not its hard to beat a good old buck .
My dad has a schrade ivory handle knive he bought many years ago. I just recently bought a Buck 110 because of its likeness to the old schrade. I don't ever use my buck it still has a factory edge, its good to watch this video to see what the buck is capable of without having to do it myself
Great knife always stays sharp
I don't care much for folders for field carry. The knife I've have longer than any other is a fixed-blade Buck 119. Love it! Buck has ALWAYS meant good knives, to me!
Great knife for sure bought the buck 110 back in the 70's also bought a browning but can not for the life of me remember the name of the browning but both have served me well over all these year . Both are still tight at the pivot point after all these years of daily us I rotate them . I lost the browning cleaning fish took the whole family to find that puppy but we did . Happy trails