When I was a teenager, my first 'real' pocket knife was the Buck 110 with titanium handles. Have used several dozen folders over the years. Now I'm 53 and last saturday I received my 110 with ebony scales and it follows me everywhere. Slight correction: the blade steel is 420HC, not 440HC.
I JUST got mine, its my first "real" blade. Turns out be from late 1992 just like me. from understanding one dash/stripe/minus symbol is a early 92 edition and two dashes/stripes/minusses are from late 92 cause of some design changes in the spring.
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When I was a teenager, my first 'real' pocket knife was the Buck 110 with titanium handles. Have used several dozen folders over the years.
Now I'm 53 and last saturday I received my 110 with ebony scales and it follows me everywhere.
Slight correction: the blade steel is 420HC, not 440HC.
@peerx7866 my bad on the 440hc I thought I say 420hc
Those are very nice knives. Don't have one yet, but it's on my list.
Thanks
Good video and 110 comparison , you scored buying a Buck knife at a flea market
@@Wcquick thanks
Отличные рабочие ножи!
It is great one
I JUST got mine, its my first "real" blade. Turns out be from late 1992 just like me. from understanding one dash/stripe/minus symbol is a early 92 edition and two dashes/stripes/minusses are from late 92 cause of some design changes in the spring.