FIRST LOOK: New Buck 110 Lightweight -- USA-Made & Budget Friendly EDC Knife | Budget Bugout 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2018
- Nothing beats a classic? But what if it's LIGHTER, CHEAPER, yet made with the SAME blade steel?
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1964 was a hell of a year.... The Buck 110 and the Ruger 10/22. Two classics still popular as all get out today. I just got one of these LTs at Walmart for 20 bucks....and I'm really impressed with it. So glad to be supporting American made stuff as well. All my Spyderco, Benchmade, and Kershaw's are USA made too....at least the ones I buy. Great video man. Good assessment.
I carried a 422 on my web gear. I didn't want a bayonet or Rambo knife. I figured I was a hunter before I was a Soldier and Dad's 110 was an excellent knife. Carried it on my webbing on three continents. I digress. It was a great knife. Recently, I bought two of these knives, one for a friend and one for myself. Can't go wrong with this blade.
You can tighten up the pivot by gentle hammering. Just make sure to check that you don't tap it too tight.
The Bucklite introduced in the mid 90's was essentially the 110.
You were the first to ti me off on that new LT. As a result I quickly ordered two. Very pleased. Nice to see your update video.
Received mine today. Excellent quality. The best lockup I've ever felt. Rock solid. Five stars.
Buck has a lot of experience with those type pressed pivots ,they have been doing them since the late 80's & early 90's so they have confidence in that pivot point as long as you don't abuse it like the foolish do. 😊
Just bought one. Happy with it so far. Been wanting a 110 for a long time. Thanks for sharing this.
my edc knife for years and years, was a Buck 112. As the social situation here circled the drain, I went to a 110, wanting the extra blade length. but also, as the years went by, I had no backside to support the clasic's weight, and went to an Outdoor Edge edc. But I missed my 110. After seeing your video, I saw the best of both worlds, and ordered one of the 110 lightweights. I can't wait to get it in. Thank you for the video!
I saw a bunch of these at my local Walmart for $19,
I'm thinking of getting one
Jon Just got one
Yep. Saw one today for $20 at Walmart. I’ll be there tomorrow. Also the regular 110 folding hunter is $35 there!!
now thats the knife i ve been waiting for! good job buck and nice review bud.
Just ordered a bright orange model for backpacking.
Hopefully hard to lose in the woods of Western Maine.
Thanks for the video and God bless.
A guy came by and sold me this knife. New with sheath for ten bucks! He needed the money and I got a good deal! Good description video btw.
Huge fan of the 110 here and I think the new one certainly has a place.
If only they made it in different colors... OD green would look great on this.
As a kid ive found so many of these knives through out my childhood. I never knew these were actualy knives people actualy look for to buy.
I love mine. The nylon sheath it comes with works great for right hand crossdraw.
The lightweight version with paper micarta and steel liners is awesome!
Too bad they quit making the Paperstone version it was great. I have a 112 in green paperstone but never got a 110 version. Prior to that they made a light weight version out some sort or plastic for a few years.
I've had one of those knives for about 10 years I bought it right from Bach and Idaho and I use it every year for hunting I've got it skinned elk deer and Bear love it
Best knives out there used along time great for camping backpacking hunting milltaryknives 👌
Took the chance and got one. It's not bad. Mine has very little if any blade play. It's so light you can forget it's on you belt. I've got two traditional 110's and still intend to use them but the Lightweight just became my heavy use knife. At $24 and it's utilitarian looks I won't baby this one. Thanks for the review.
Your light weight looks like it has a stonewashed blade. The classic has a satin finish. But they both look great as usual. 👍
Love the 110
I love it too !!! It feels like you have something in your hand, great knife ... !!!
I was hoping it would look more like the classic. At least it is still American made. Go Buck!
Bill Green Agreed on both
The perfect backup survival knife just incase you break or lose your main fixed blade survival knife.
$19.99 Walmart today. I like it. I have several 110s and 500 series. It won’t replace them but for the money it’s a good knife. So light you really don’t realize your carrying it
I just bought one tonight. I am not impressed but also not disappointed. I will carry and use it for sure. I think it will fit the intended purpose of a good secondary blade.
How’s it held up?
I have this model its wonderful I did recently purchase a vintage model from the 80s called a 422 it is amazing as well it's in the model 112 frame
i own both of them. Both are great knives. they are not "tactical" but they are beyond functional for EDC. I'm not a Navy Seal and both of these knives work great for me......
I have both knives and ready like them. One thing about buck knives they are knives that you really can get a razor sharp edge on them without working your ass off. The 110 and 119 are classics knives that Every American outdoorsman should have in there collection. I collect knives but only American made knives. Anyway thanks for sharing and God bless 🇺🇸
Great design, great knife!
Love Buck knives!
Nice light knife! :)
Awsome new intro
On this style, 110 is still the best. Brass bolster is still the toughest. If we want to go by Light, Rival is greater as my opinion. Buck Rival is really amazing concerning the edge and handle design.
So far it has been a great folding knife to toss in a jacket pocket
Can't beat a Buck!
No?
You can Scout Carry the nylon sheath ,😊
love the 110 light
I used to carry a BUCK 110 most of the time. Until about 5 years ago or so. When I switched to a Buck 110 Eco-Lite. I thought it was a shame when they discontinued those. These plastic handled ones don’t look as nice as the 110 Eco-Lites did but appears to fill the same niche. Maybe if these work out Buck will come out with different colors, like they have on the Bantam series. Thanks.
for the money it wasnt bad, I use mine now to scratch lotto tickets since it did develop play after edc use for aprox 6 mos.
I only have 3 of the 110 LT's.
2 are SK Blades "SMOKE JUMPER" SFO with a CPM154 blade and red handle.
The rock at the joint is a yuge down side. But shape, as it is a classic, is really cool. Plus the price/weight is awesome.
How's the balance? Does the handle have milled pockets inside that are collecting dirt?
It's definitely a Budget Folding Knife ,but Buck had a lightweight 110 folder called the Ecolite that looked very good and seem to have been made a little better that I had plan to purchase and never was able to find one, that is a good knife for the price and I may ad one to my collection but I still want a Ecolite 110 Buck Folder.
I was thinking of picking one of these up, but seeing closeups of the knife in your video have convinced me otherwise. It's pretty clear the strength of the classic 110 particularly where the blade meets the lock bar have not transferred to the LT model. The blade is far too shallow in the handle, with no reinforcement like the brass plates give on the classic. That's where your SxS play is coming from, and I like my fingers.
Would love a destruction test comparison video. I'll stick to the classic myself.
It moves, yeah, but the strength is still present. Use it hard, it won’t break. GRN material has a higher tensile strength than steel.
Mercator knives created by Kaufman in Germany had the black cat folding knife which had a lockback. It has been around since 1867
7,8years ago, I saw the same knife on some chinese kinfe bbs, made with real 110 blade from assembly line and home made nylon handle. I guess some one at BUCK must pick it and think it is a good idea for "Budget Friendly"
The cool thing about the 110 is its legendary heaftyness.
Honestly, the weight is what makes me trust it. I grip it tight. I'm careful with it. I respect it. Plastic light knives are like toys.
Definitely like to see some destruction test comparisons.
I was shocked how light my 119 was when I bought it. I suppose they're plenty sturdy, but the lack of heft made me doubt it's durability on a subconscious level. Same thing with the 110 light. I'm old enough that I automatically relate light (plastic) with flimsy, but with modern materials that isn't always the case.
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Same thinking here. I realize how sturdy some light modern materials are (titanium, carbon fiber, etc), but unconsciously lightness makes me think it's synonymous of flimsy, because traditionally it's been like that (plastic, etc.) So I tend to prefer heavy materials (brass vs aluminum, etc.) 👍🏻
I need this in my life.
Yes you do
The Shaving Channel Lol 😂 Shaving channel and Beard guy
like the new intro
For 25 dollars it sure is an option. The sheath looks nice also. For 25 dollars you can not expect the perfect fit and finish.
I hope this sells at a good price here in Europe. Question: There is an odd bump or ding where the blade meets the back lock bar.. is that supposed to be there?
#BudgetBugout Thanks for the review, might have to think about this one. Where did u get that Tool Maintenance mat? Tried Amazon and didn't see it. ☹️
I am excited for this. Knife news posted the pics and it immediately went on my wish list. Curious if there is any “soft” spots in the handle. As in if you open it can you squish/pinch the handle together, like you were closing up the blade slot? Does that make sense?
Small.Town.419 I know what you mean about the soft spots and there are none on this knife. The handles are very rigid.
Really don't understand the excitement behind this version. Buck has been making a black plastic handled light-weight version for numerous years now.
Your the best man. I have my bug out zombie bag
I have one. It's nice and solid.
so it locks back but i wonder how strong the lock is? how much force it would take to close the knife without pressing the close button?
Get the kwik thumb stud on amazon for buck 110. Makes 1 hand open so easy
It ays USA on the blade of the knife. Just for clarification, it is Post Falls Idaho, USA.
Got mine from Walmart 19.98 plus 6% tax , it has BUCK in big bold Capital letters on both side of the scales and black like that one with the same belt sheath in nylon and the stonewashed blade is super sharp plus it's looks very good on this
budget buy blade.
nah, my buck 110 hunter classic folder with it's thumb opener stud is right at the top of my collection. you're never going to replace it....but maybe it needs company
Hi , I have a question about the 110 lightweight, the blade of 110 lightweight is the same exactly with 110 classic? The length of blade is the same or not?
I like the original buck 110 be cause it has brass and wood for the handle but the buck 110 lt will break easer
Um yes you can tighten this wobble in this knife take a small hammer and convex punch making sure the other side of the knife pin has support gently but firmly strike the pin with the the punch once,now check the blade movement,if there is still unwanted play in the blade repeat procedure A
I love buck knives but I'll always be Ka-Bar to the heart
Chibs Foe 13 I do love Ka-Bar
Personally, I like the 112
still my favorite for processing whitetails after several dozen of them. A much beloved father in law gave me a 112 for Christmas in 1988. Not a month later, I was digging a bullet out of a rotten log, and the tip snapped off. I was going to get the blade replaced under that forever warranty, when I looked at it, and decided to round the tip off, and make it a skinner. After several dozen deer, and a bunch of years, it's still my favorite dressing knife, though I've finally sharpened it to it's logical conclusion. He has passed on, and rather than do that, I've retired it to a wall mount, and replaced it with a Vanguard.
It looks like one of those cheap flea market knock off knives. Like the black handle and stuff
The 110's are nice but l kind like the 112 a little better would like to have one with a plastic handle
My Walmart had the wood and brass 110 for about $30...
Milled Steel mine is 35 I think
Just be careful about Walmart Knives because knife companies make a special low end batch for Walmart so they can meet the price points Walmart demand.
Whaaaat? To get a 110 classic here in Europe, I have to pay 'round 80$
BudgetBugout That's not true.
Yeah, I see the classic version for about $30 pretty frequently as well.
What is surprising is not that this knife costs $25, but that the classic 110 only costs $40.
Just for the record the Buck 110 LT weighs 3.2 oz
I would have liked to see them upgrade the hardware to torx and actually inset them into the handle.... also- they could have gone full G-10 or Micarta with no bolsters. That would have been nice... I think Buck leaves too much blade play in many of their synthetic handled knives any more... I think W.R. Case does a better job with that when the knives are pinned. Personally I think overall Buck QC has gone way down hill- I get the purpose of making affordable USA made knives... but most people that buy USA is for the quality and pride aspect- if they continue to ignore basic stuff people will continue to leave the Buck Brand behind
Does your knife steel look why different than the original 110. I just got the lite today and noticed the steel looks different
It is a stonewash finish I just picked one up today myself. The classic is an as ground finish.
Use the nylon sheath, after all, it's all about "light."
Thought this Buck 110 special might be a good alternative to Benchmade Bugout which is ridiculous price of $199+tax CAD
I have the buck 110 traditional..... buck 110 LT ...... buck Mesa....... Anna even buck solo the itty bitty one and I love ‘em all but the LT is my edc
Does it sharpen like a bear though? I would not mind it if it was not hard to sharpen.
Seems to me that without liners the blade will quickly become wobbly with hard use. Perhaps it's meant to be used accordingly. Makes sense...it isn't a tank like the brass 110...which gets wobbly easily enough itself. [with regular use anyway]
I wish Buck would make the 110 with a deployment similar to Kershaw's SpeedSafe. Or that Kershaw would make their own 110 clone with it. So tired of seeing only gimmicky knives for sale at stores. Thinking of Spyderco in particular.
Thanks for the review. I was hoping you would do one for this knife. This might be my next edc on the farm, need a hard working knife at a price I can afford to lose if that sadly was to happen.
why do i feel like they not only came cheap on the handle but the blade looks different too? stonewash (more prone to rust), and recurve (or inconsistent blade grinding)? I wish it would at least come with the standard blade.
JustinofRomeAD Agreed. I’m not sure why there’s a difference.
According to a Buck rep it's because a lot of the final finish and polish on a 110 comes after they've already assembled the knife and there really wasnt any way they could do any of the final polish process on the LT without damaging and scratching the shit out of the plastic handle. It's the same blade for $25 guys. Don't whine about it not being shiny enough.
I like the stone wash!
Tumbled blade in the new one... closes gaps and makes it even more corrosion resistant...
Bucklite redux??? Yes, please. I love the 80s 😀 Still using thermoplastic handles... scales... whatever?
I prefer the original. The original needed a sheath due to The weight. There's no need for it with the light version.
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$40 for a Buck 110? Miss those prices
I just bought one for 49$ at the local ranch and farm store, I thought it might have been on sale but I see they have another one in display for the same price.
Great knife. Use it as a work knife and it doesnt feel like you are carrying a brick in your pocket.
1964..... The year the Ruger 10/22 and the Buck 110 came out...... coincidence? Probably not.....this was probably the work of friendly aliens. Lol.
Can you whittle wood with it?
You can do whatever you want with it
People have reported it weighs about 50% more than Buck claims.
prefer my original 110 and 112
made in USA, cant beat it
the Blade looks like it's in stonewash versus satin finish
Can't you just give that rivet a whack with a big hammer if it starts having Blade play? As the rivet is not ground over.
20 bucks at walmart
I never new your name was Marty.
I buy this knife for all My friends
It looks okay but I'll just probably just buy the regular book 110 instead of that one through a little bit more money in and grab me a broken skull knife