Mastering the Buck 110 Sheath Technique
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn how to master the Buck 110 sheath technique in this video. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, this tutorial will help you make the most of your Buck knife 110 sheath.
This is how I casually open my 110. Was not going for a speed record, just my usual extract, open, use, close and replace motion. If you are one of the multitude that seems to think you can open your 110 faster, by all means, show me. Enough lip service and goofy suggestions. Just show me. Show me.
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I got a hearty laugh out of this. I've only recently "gotten into" knives (to me they're nice but fairly mundane tools that just exist to do a job and aren't something I'm emotionally invested in), and I've been finding without exception that the guys who reject the Buck 110 (or 112, or 55, or any "grandpa" knife for that matter as they call all my knives) by declaring a "requirement" to be able to open said knife with one hand are not remotely interested in knives as tools. Heck, they likely don't even use it. They don't want a tool, they don't want something to use for actual working, they want a toy they can fidget with and get compliments from other guys on the job site with. I don't know why that bugs me so much, but it does. Knives are tools, not toys. I had a new coworker a few months ago pull out his "pocket knife" to open some plastic wrap. It was a folder, but its blade was bigger than my freaking Ka Bar at home. In a city with an under 3" limit. Like what the hell, guys? If it was good enough for your grandpa (who I promise had better taste than you), it's good enough for you. Especially for cutting plastic...
Anyway great speed there, safe deployment and stowing, 10/10.
Fantastic, well-thought-out comment. Thank you. Totally agree with your tool analogy.
I simply state that the 110 has been around since 1964, virtually unchanged. Can't say that for any other popular folding knife. And...is the most copied design.
👍 There is no way I can even come close to matching your style, dexterity, or speed.
Glad to see you performed this feat w/o a pocket clip or drilling a hole in the blade.
Wow, thank you! I greatly appreciate that. Happy New Year!
@@knifetimestory 🎉 “HAPPY NEW YEAR!” to you and your family. Don’t forget to raise your left foot at midnight so that you begin the new year on the Right foot.
Dang, I thought I already replied to this. Sorry.
Fantastic. I shared your words of wisdom with my entire family!! Thank you!
@@knifetimestory No worries; well, maybe no worries. You did previously reply with a very nice ‘thank you’, but I enjoyed your follow-up response even more.
Whew. I'm clearly losing my marbles. Thanks for sticking with me!!!
That is very good. I don't want to give goofy suggestions, just saying that after carrying my 110 for 37 years, my preferences now are to carry it in a leather crossdraw sheath on my belt in the 7 o'clock position, basically scout style. That's not a suggestion, just my preference.
Hey, productive suggestions are always welcome. I've seen them for sale, just never pulled the trigger. Maybe I'll surf around tonight rather than watching a stupid ball drop and get myself a New Years treat!! Thanks for the idea.
Great video! "Two handed" is the most secure method...I've used the add-on thumb studs for the 110, but I've come close to slicing my thumb a few times even though it was a "no stress" situation. If I need a "tactical" knife, I'll go with a Spyderco - it's not the 70s anymore (though the music was better back then!)
I also owe you a mea culpa....I'm now sheathing the 110 in your preferred way after playing around with it for a bit....I can still flick the handle if I need to open it with one hand. The only downside is that I have to change my other knives over to tip up carry (except for the liner locks).
You are quite the gentleman. Thank you.
Glad you are now using your sheath the way I suggested. I hope it keeps working for you. Keep me posted.
Outstanding video
Thank you so much 😀
The Good the Bad and Ugly all at once. That was quick.
Thank you!!!
I timed you at a little over 2 seconds. That is twice as fast as I can get my 110 out and open with one hand and a thumbstud. I could probably practice and cut a second off but why? Your method works.
Thank you for the feedback. To be honest, I was not even trying for speed. Safety first is my motto. It is not only rather fast, but secure as the knife never needs to be spun or turned or twisted so grip is never compromised.
I can pull a basturd file out of my pocket……oh wait, I said basturd….hee hee
Why do you walk around with bass turds, in your pocket?
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@@powers1776reset lol
@@powers1776reset I used to carry moth balls, only those with a magnifying glass could see them.
This is a funny thread!
Seems to be the best way to do it...if you are a lefty, then do the same thing but left handed, that's all...😊
Exactly!!
That’s how I do it too.Always worked for me.I can whip out my 110 and scare the string and wrapping paper off of a package,and never touch it with the blade.
YES! Love it!! Another properly informed Buck 110 owner.
You are a riot 😂
Thank you!!
Does your Buck 110 have marks on the back spacer from the blade occasionally hitting it? I’ve noticed this on some of mine. It’s probably just the design of the knife
Not sure what you mean. Are you talking about inside the knife with the blade bonking (yep, the only word I could come up with) the lock bar when you close it? Does it leave a little ding or flat spot on your blade?
@@knifetimestory Yes Sir! Inside the knife the blade sometimes leaves a small mark on the steel spacer which leaves about a quarter of an inch from the end of the blade a small mark. I guess it’s called “over traveling”. I think it’s just normal for this particular design.
Nope. That should not happen. The first time it happened to me I took a Dremel round saw and ground away spacer. That was a complete disaster. The issue is that the kick, the little flat spot on your blade next to the logo, is not making contact with the lock bar in the inside soon enough to prevent the edge dinging. My only suggestion is to return it. Or, if you have bonded with it, then don't let the blade slam home. Gently close it.
@@knifetimestory Thank you Sir! I will have to give Buck a call
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Well Tom that was fast! But it only works if you are right handed and carry the knife on the right side. zane
Oh come on now Zane. You just reverse everything and put it on the left side for a lefty. Piece of cake!
But you knew that… You’re just fooling around with me right?
@@knifetimestory My Dear Uncle Thomas, there is no better occupation! zane
And if memory serves, back in the 1980s or so there was a fad of carrying the sheath upside down for a faster draw. But I don't remember the details. zane
Yes. That was the cool way for awhile, until lots of guy came home at the end of the day with empty sheaths.
Buck 110 Auto Opening Leather Sheath, Buck quick Draw sheath etc.
Instant opening. 1/10th of a second.
Ridiculous. That is like comparing a sling shot to a .45ACP. Sure, both throw a projectile, but are not in the same category.
Apples to apples dude. And...SHOW ME!
Can i use my 110 auto?
What do you think?
I think those of us who are members of Uncle Randy's 110 Society (History Culture Tradition brothers!) would like to see our venerable leader take up this challenge. What say you, @CedricAda
Do you think Uncle Randy will respond?
I'd love to hear from Uncle Randy and his facial hair. That would be fun!! Great suggestion!!
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Excellent use of emoticons!!!
Well, the gauntlet is tossed. Lets see who's brave enough to respond!
So, do you get a bunch of comments about how people are faster? Wierd.
I have a 112 and I'm positive I couldnt get it out and opened quick. 🤷🏼♂️
Yes. That is the reason for the video. The physical gymnastics your hand has to perform in order to get it into position for one hand snap is time-consuming and adds to the potential of dropping the knife, which leads to it being useless. So, I cordially invite anyone to show me faster results. Don't think I'm going to see any. Lots of talkers out there, but very few doers.
Happy New Year. I hope you have a safe and healthy 2024 my friend!