That's my favorite EDC except I add a pocket clip and thumb stud for one handed opening.
BUCK Knives
Buck 110 Folder
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Very nice and we have the same likes in knives. I bought my Buck 110 in 1967 or 68 in Tucson AZBuck 110 Folder
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A pic of my new to me Buck lockback folder, looks like a 110. It's the one on top. Got it and the Bushnell 3X9X40 off an old man, gunshow trader & his wife. He was selling stuff for travel cash. He had a bad show. He threw in the G96, low dollar knife in too. All for 30 bucks.
The G 96 had a broken tip and was bent at @ 20 degrees to one side. It is solft metal. Got it pointy again and staight.
The Buck looked like new except for the tip. This old guy musta throught these knives were prybars cause it had the tip broken too. Maybe 1/8th of an inch. The Buck took a bit more effort to get it looking right. I had to use a stone to work the tip down. Looks o.k. now.
The G 96 had a broken tip and was bent at @ 20 degrees to one side. It is solft metal. Got it pointy again and staight.
The Buck looked like new except for the tip. This old guy musta throught these knives were prybars cause it had the tip broken too. Maybe 1/8th of an inch. The Buck took a bit more effort to get it looking right. I had to use a stone to work the tip down. Looks o.k. now.
Haven't carried a knife in several years as I never did really care for a pocket knifes. Changed my attitude on carry when I was given a pouch carried Leatherman multi-tool. With a little work, I could keep it razor sharp, and no one at Post Office objected. Carried and used it until the blade wobbled on it's pivot and I nearly lost it from wear on it's carry pouch. Could not find a replacement pouch, so finally put it in one of DW's garage sales. The buck knife pictured as a pouch carry does interest me. I've already started pricing it online.Buck 110 Folder
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