Buck 110 -- The Sheath Saga

[JEBar]

as a bit of inf, while looking at sheath options for a 119, I happened onto the one in this link ====> https://www.amazon.com/Custom-Right-Cro ... 110+sheath for a 110

[Team Roper]

This is my Buck 110. I think I got this clear back in the early 70's.I broke the tip on it but never sent it back to Buck. I just reshaped it myself.

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[Team Roper]

as a bit of inf, while looking at sheath options for a 119, I happened onto the one in this link ====> https://www.amazon.com/Custom-Right-Cro ... 110+sheath for a 110

I really like that sheath. I am very tempted.

[needsmostuff]

Apologies for the zombie thread but just wondering how many of ya'll remember these.
For horizontal carry, right or left hand. True redneck sheik before the auto-open stuff.

[daytime dave]

I actually enjoy bringing up older threads. I enjoy seeing some of the names that I haven't seen in a while.
I don't remember that holster style. It's pretty neat though.

[rickhem]

Very nice.

Maybe when you've had it as long as I've had my 110, your sheath and knife will have a nice patina like mine.

I've had it since the 70's and it was my daily carry for at least 25 years. Doesn't show real well in the photo but the flap wore clear through and I also had to put a new belt loop on it.

Love things with history like this. That thing could tell some stories for sure.

......and if you keep that for much longer, you'll have that blade resharpened into a filet blade!

[Hatchdog]

I actually enjoy bringing up older threads. I enjoy seeing some of the names that I haven't seen in a while.
I don't remember that holster style. It's pretty neat though.

Me too, many of these threads I haven’t seen before and it’s fun to read them.

[dave77]

Very nice.

Maybe when you've had it as long as I've had my 110, your sheath and knife will have a nice patina like mine.

I've had it since the 70's and it was my daily carry for at least 25 years. Doesn't show real well in the photo but the flap wore clear through and I also had to put a new belt loop on it.

Love things with history like this. That thing could tell some stories for sure.

......and if you keep that for much longer, you'll have that blade resharpened into a filet blade!

I still have it but haven't carried it for a long time. When Leatherman multi tools came out they were are a lot more useful. Since I've retired my Leatherman is now in the Miata glovebox (no spare tire so may need the pliers to repair a flat) and I usually just carry a small pocketknife. Usually carry my Leatherman Squirt on bowling night, mostly for the scissors.