Buck 110 Folding Hunter Wooden Pocket Knife Knives

A Buck 110 is always a top notch knife!

It won't be right to call this Buck Knife 110 "pretty" because it is quite masculine and the design does look like it came from the 70s. Brass is no longer a popular material used for knives but somehow, on the 110, it gives it the character the knife is known for. The knife is heavy for a pocket knife but its that heftiness that gives it that rock solid feel. The blade feels like it is precision assembled as there is no play at the joint and the locking mechanism works well even though it needs two hands to use it. The weight seems more on the handle than the blade itself and it feels more comfortable in the hand with the blade open than when it is locked. The overall feel and balance is quite surprisingly good in the hand.Who is this knife for?The 110 is not meant to be an every day carry (EDC) for sure but it was not designed to be. It is for the outdoorsman or camping enthusiast who want a folding knife on the belt that can be depended on. It came delivered in hard clear plastic display and the black leather belt pouch/sheath. Even the sheath looks like something that will last a lifetime.I will update my review once I put it to the test outdoors. But somehow I am sure it will be similar to the findings of those who had already reviewed and shared their views.Based on the price I paid for, the quality of materials, design this knife comes HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Was perfect for husband. He asked for one for Christmas as a replacement and he loved it

I’ve had this knife for well over four years and it’s probably my go-to folder for camping/hunting trips. It comes razor sharp out of the package, and retains an edge very well (I’ve only had to sharpen it a few times with occasional semi-rough usage). It’s a perfect knife for camping and every day carry if you’re okay with carrying a knife without a pocket clip. Overall a great knife, and well worth the money.

THIS BUCK WAS WITH ME IN MY MILTARY LIFE , I USED TO CUT HEAVY ROPES AND CORDS , TEAR CLOTHLY APART FOR BANDAGES , SHARPEN TREE BRANCHES TO HELP BUILT TENTS , CUT MY CRATS OR MRE , MEALS READT TO EAT , AND A COUPLE OF TIMES I USED AS A SPEAR AND TIED IT WITH WIRE , TO SPEAR FISH AND SMALL ANIMALS , I USED IT MY HOME FOR ALL THINGS TO CUT AND OPEN AND YES WHEN YOU KEEP THIS BUCK , WELL SHARPEN AND OILED YOU CAN SNAP THAT BLADE OUT FAST INFRONT OF ANYONE FOR PROTECTION , THERE ARE A COUPLE KNIFES THAT I;M AFFRAID OF THE BUTTER FLY KNIFE AND THE BUCK A PERSON WHO CAN USE THESE TWO CAN GET HIMSELF OUT OF ANYTHING AND THAT PERSON WHOS STILL THERE WHEN HE HEARS THAT SNAP OF THE BUCKS BLADE SNAP OUT STILL STANDING THERE IS STUPID OR NEVER SEEN WHAT A BLADE FROM A BUCK CAN DO

46 years ago next month, I bought a top of the line (back then) lock blade. That knife has been with me for that entire 46 years. Last week it broke. To replace this collector's item would cost over $300 if I could find one.I ordered this knife based on what veterans were saying about them. Let me be clear about a couple of things:1. The craftsmanship is above excellent.2. This is the first knife I have _ever_ owned that I can shave with. Took the hair off my arm in one pass.

knife did not come with a box as shown in the picture , I would like the box,

Rule #9 Never go anywhere without a knife