I know that when I first got interested in knives, several times Dave mentioned how Bucks were his favorite. Holding this very stout and cool-looking 110 blade in my hand, I can easily see why. It's like opening a brand NIB Henry rifle --- top-quality and a great looker, too!
I've received an e-gift from my daughter for Christmas. It's an on-line certificate to shop at the BladeHQ store. So I have the "challenging" task ahead to decide just what knife (or depending on prices) knives I may get!!
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BTW, although my knife collection is quite small compared to many I've seen on BF, I think I need to get another case for the recent knives I've added. It sure has been fun learning about knives, what's out there, and all that comes along that is needed for their care/maintenance. Learn something new every day.
P.S. I'll probably check out your EDC Buck 113 on the web. I haven't seen that model yet.
Catherine wrote:Beautiful knife! Great pictures of it too. Thank you.
JEBar and Dave said some very true things about the FAMOUS BUCK 110 knife that is very well known in this country and all around the world. Many companies try to make a knife like the Buck 110 knife but they can't do it because only BUCK makes the BEST 110 knife with a warranty to back it up! It is an original - the real deal!
My husband has and uses the two BUCK 110 knives that I gave him and the two Buck '55' knives on a regular basis. Our 110 knives are not the edition that you have in your picture. We have the Anniversary edition ones.
I went to fixed blade knives due to my hands but if I did not have those issues... I would be still carrying my former BUCK 110 on a regular basis. It is a great knife!
The Buck 110 makes a great gift too.
Thanks for sharing. Your pictures of it look so nice with the snowflakes on the forum page too.
Cool!
Take care.
Cate - A Buck Knife Lady
PS: My daily carry knife is still my BUCK Ranger Skinner 113.