Buck 110 Folding Hunter Knife, Woodgrain Handle, Leather Sheath

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Item Number: 110BRS

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Millions of the Buck 110BRS Folding Hunter have been sold since its introduction in 1962. It was Buck's first locking folder for hunters. The legendary Buck 110 was a breakthrough then and remains popular today. The Buck Folding Hunter Knife features a 3 3/4" clip point blade made of 420HC stainless steel, with a nail nick for opening. The natural woodgrain handle of this Buck knife, 4 7/8" closed, has brass liners, brass bolsters and a lockback. A black leather belt sheath is included with this Buck knife. The 110 is the most imitated knife design in the industry. Don't settle for a copy. Get the real McCoy today and you'll understand the appeal of this timeless pocket knife.

Buck Knives Folding Hunter Knife Technical Specs:

Blade Length: 3 3/4" (9.5 cm)
Blade Length Closed: 4 7/8" (12.4 cm)
Blade Material: Satin Finish 420HC Stainless Steel
Carry System: Black Leather Sheath

Locking: Yes

Blade Type: Clip Point

Handle Material: Natural Macassar Ebony Wood

Weight: 7.2 oz. (205 g)

Made in USA

Current Reviews: 3

BadSam - 12/10/2011

Perfect....Wonderful....All American classic....Words just don't do it justice! I was thrilled to find this site and even more thrilled to find the 110 Folding Hunter was still being produced. I got my first one in 1973 for a USMC boot camp graduation present. I carried it in addition to my issued K-Bar, but used it considerably more often. Alas, after I got out of the Marine Corps it disappeared. Over the years I bought a couple more, but they went the way of the first. I finally figured out that laying it down with any one else around was a bad idea. I have owned pretty much every other brand of knife but always seemed to have a 110 shaped hole in my soul. This one I hope to pass on to my grand son (maybe even great grand son) and will damn sure keep a better eye on it. It would be nice to see if I could wear one out! If you haven't guessed yet, I love this knife and figure it is just about the best knife made!

Ja - 12/26/2010

I have had my 110 since I was 15 years old (1971). Unknown number of animals I have field dressed and other cutting jobs. I have used rocks to pound the blade through tough pelvic bones on many deer because I don't carry all the "handy" tools I probably should. It is still a great knife that I am sure I'll be using on my last hunting trip. Would not have anything else. Ordering one for my 15 year old son now. He will be cleaning his own deer from now on. If you buy the 110, you don't need any other knife for camping or hunting. I have 10-12 more that just seem to stay in my bags unused.

mike - 04/28/2010

The Buck 110 IS the best Knife I own hands down! I have Knives that I paid twice as much for that doesn't even come close to the quality of my Buck 110. The 110 has tackled any job I have used it for from hunting, fishing, camping

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