buck 110 alternatives

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hellvenger

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hi guys !

i know the buck 110 is a great knife but i was just thinking.... do you know other knives in the same style but more modern ... i have no ideas .. same style, good quality, reasonable price...

first to find win all my consideration ... :p
 
There have been multiple threads on this very question. A quick search will reveal the win for your consideration. :thumbup:
 
Quiet said:
There have been multiple threads on this very question. A quick search will reveal the win for your consideration. :thumbup:
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Lol! Yessir!

The 110 is probably the most copied knife of all time. They're out there....
 
I grew up carrying a Buck 110. I suggest a Benchmade 710 or my personal choice a Spyderco Native 5.Those knives are a few of my personal recommendations for your consideration .I would not consider them similar, but do find them superior for my particular tastes and uses.
 
^^^the mako is one helluva knife. That one would be very high on my list for an alternative to the 110.
 
You could try a Kershaw Wildcat Ridge, it's a pretty good alternative. Of course the Mako or Hammer Head would be great...but if you can find one, get a Sharktooth...one of the few lockbacks that I have that are actually better (in my opinion) than the Buck 110.
 
It is a lot thinner and made out of Ti but it reminds me of a 110 ....kind of. The Boker Plus Titan
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Look for an EKA Swede 82. It's a great knife, similar size to the 110 but the blade shape is a bit different (it has a stronger tip and a lot of belly), no bolsters so it's a lot lighter and the lock lever is located on the butt of the knife.
 
Spyderco Endura. Its a modern version. Similar blade size and lock back. Lighter with much better steel. No wood, but i don't know if that was a requirement Heck i don't even know if lock back is a requirement LOL
 
My Case LSSP XX SS is the closest thing I've seen to my 110. Honestly I couldn't tell you which is "better" in use---I consider them equals. The brass on the Case has worn faster than the brass on the 110 but the Case is older.

Case Hammerheads are similar too.
 
I carried a Buck 110 everyday at work for many years and it served me well, I also had a titanium 110 and added a thumb stud so I could open it up with just one hand.
I now carry a Spyderco Endura 4 for the same reasons nefarious mentioned, also because of the ambidextrous clip (I'm left-handed) and I can open it with just one hand.
 
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