Buck 110 auto

[Sooner01]

I always liked the look of the 110. I need to check out the Buck sight.

 

[Sooner01]

Finally got me a Buck 110 automatic knife.
I have been carrying 110s my whole life but decided to upgrade.
This is the elite version with S30v steel , silver nickel bolsters and the g10 scales.
Very impressed with the quality and the action is very smooth and fast.
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Is that s30v steel hard to sharpen? I have trouble with some of the modern steels

 

[red dirt shootist]

Are you negotiable at all?
It is nice.

 

[Dmc707]

old pic - but i "had" one of these and truly enjoyed it for a couple of months -- but gifted it to my then 18 y/0 nephew

predictably enough , he left his truck unlocked with said knife in cupholder --- *sigh*
some people cant have nice things -- LOL

 

[okie ruger shooter]

Is that s30v steel hard to sharpen? I have trouble with some of the modern steels

Sorry I missed this. Yes it is tougher to get sharpen but holds a edge way longer.

 

[okie ruger shooter]

Are you negotiable at all?
It is nice.

I am not selling I bought it for myself

 

[red dirt shootist]

I am not selling I bought it for myself

I'm putting you on, if it was mine, I keep it too.

 

[WonderRanch]

Is that s30v steel hard to sharpen? I have trouble with some of the modern steels

Use diamond sharpeners it’ll sharpen up with ease

 

[Steelers Fan]

I had a 110 Buck I found on Air Depot in MWC back around '81-'82. That time frame was the tail end of the cruising days. It had a notch carved in the handle and I always told everyone one it was dropped by a biker. The obvious significance of the notch needs no explanation. Back then, in my warped mind and even today, it was the equivalent of Dillinger's gun. Over the 35 years I had it, the Buck gutted countless deer, a bear and several Pronghorn (it even gutted the State record Bradley Antelope). It bared the scars of rocks striking the butt to drive the point thru the sternum and it never loosened and stayed tight. Unfortunately, when in route to an Elk hunt in Idaho with my son, I failed to completely check my backpack and the TSA unknowingly confiscated one the the most remarkable knives in history. The question still remains, was this the Outlaw Biker Harry Bowman's knife?

The Bradley Buck taken 2006

Harry Bowman (TACO), most notorious biker!

 

[retrieverman]

I’d kind of like to have a Buck 110 auto, but I also like the Reed custom auto knives.