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List Price: $59.00
Our Price: $31.00
Your Save: $ 28.00 ( 47% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Buck Knives
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Binding: Sports
Brand: Buck
Color: Wood/Brass
EAN: 0033753092107
Feature: Includes Knife, Box, Sheath, and Warranty Registration Card
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Buck Knives
Manufacturer: Buck Knives
Model: 110
Publisher: Buck Knives
Studio: Buck Knives
Variation Description: Wood/Brass
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Features
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Includes Knife, Box, Sheath, and Warranty Registration Card
The Buck 110 Folder Hunter features a 420HC stainless steel clip point blade
The 110 comes with natural Woodgrain handles and polished brass bolsters
The 110 is the most copied knife design in the World!
The 110 Folding Hunter, as with all Buck Knives, features Buck's 4-Ever Warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
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Buck Knives Folding Hunter Knife without Finger Grooves. Buck Knives Folding Hunter is the most copied knife in the world... the original lockback Folding Knife. Ideal for hunting, fishing, camping and more: 420HC steel blade; 4 7/8" long closed; 3 3/4" long blade; Clip blade; Natural wood handle with brass bolsters, liners and rivets; Black leather sheath; Weighs 7 1/5 ozs. Order Now! WARNING: You must be 18 years old to purchase Cutlery. Cutlery cannot be shipped to Marin, Napa, Ventura and Yolo counties, CA; CO; CT; D.C.; MA; Canada or Puerto Rico. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering Cutlery. Buck Knives Folding Hunter Knife without Finger Grooves
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Glenfiddich_Man
Comment: Just know that these are big heavy pocket knives. They are on the big side for keeping in the pocket, but I love it. These are just great knives, as time has shown.
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Summary: oldie
Comment: I got one of these knives from my grand father and My dad when I was a kid. I still have this knife and keep it in my living room to open packages and stuff. How ever I wouldent realy by another one except maby for a kid because it takes a Long time to get it to where you dont need 2 hands to open it. it is also heavy in your pocket and with no clip it clunks around with your keys and stuff. The brass can corrode some times too. This knife is a classic and good for a boyscout or something like that but for adults who want to carry their knives alot and not have to be forced to use two hands to open there are many better alternatives. Though this knife is well made and WILL last for years and years without batting an eyelash.
Customer Rating:
Summary: a fine knife
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I'm very pleased with this knife. It's big and substantial, so I'm not worried about using it on heavy tasks. It opens easily, and is quite sharp.
It's large enough that it wouldn't be comfortable in a pocket. When you order the kife it comes with a leather sheath that goes on your belt-- so don't buy the sheath as a separate item, as Amazon invites you to do.
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Summary: Totally reliable Classic!
Comment: I received my 110 as a gift from co-worker in 1979. It's still sharp, clean and closes tight as a drum. Opening and closing remind one of closing the door on an old Caddie or MB - SOLID!
It's a knife you can bet your life on and so will your Grandkids.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not my first Buck knife
Comment: This is my fourth Buck knife, my second Buck lockback folder. I had my suspicions about Amazon trying to sell the leather sheath as an accessory item. The product description says the knife comes with a sheath and that has always been my experience with Buck products. I ordered the knife, thinking if I really needed to order the sheath as a separate item I could do it later. As I thought, the knife came in its original Buck box with the leather sheath. Unless you just want an extra sheath lying around you can just order the knife and not worry about it. The knife is the usual high quality I have come to expect from Buck products. I also own the 112 lockback folder, and the 119 and 120 fixed blade knives. (The 120 is no longer listed on the Buck web site and may have been discontinued.)
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