Buck has continually produced the model 110 since 1964 and it has remained virtually unchanged. Why do you think that is? Get yourself a cup of coffee, or two, or a beer or two, and let's talk about the Buck 110 and how it is still a staple in the world of cutlery, and how you can find one that is just right for you. Sure there are many variations are available these days, but the most iconic version, the one you see all the time and in old movies and on every cowboy's belt, is the Classic Folding Hunter with Brass and wood handle. There have been a few subtle tweaks to the design and construction, but to the naked eye, you would not know these things until some knife geek like me points them out.
Get yourself comfortable as I point out a few things you may or may not have known about the Buck 110 Folding Hunter.
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