Has anyone seen "City by the Sea," recent DeNiro flick, good movie by the way. Anyway, there is a scene where a guy is stabbed with a 110, which the original assailant, call him "bad drug dealer dude" flicks outthe 110 as fast as an auto while one hand is holding another guy!! Hmm, does he have a technique I don't know about??
buck 110 in "City by the Sea"
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"Hollywood Magic" - could be??? 
But most people that carry a Buck 110 develop a technique for fast, easy, "one-handed" opening of some sorts. Could also be using something like the "One Armed Bandit" sold by SMKW. Who knows...... 
There was thread on Opening Techniques for 110's not too long ago but I can't remember the heading.
But most people that carry a Buck 110 develop a technique for fast, easy, "one-handed" opening of some sorts. Could also be using something like the "One Armed Bandit" sold by SMKW. Who knows...... There was thread on Opening Techniques for 110's not too long ago but I can't remember the heading.
I´ve seen several places on the web that sell Buck 110s converted to automatic, I believe knifecenter has them.
Edited to add especific link:
http://store.knifecenter.com/pgi-ProductSpec?BUDA110
Edited to add especific link:
http://store.knifecenter.com/pgi-ProductSpec?BUDA110
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I have a 110 that opens one handed, no auto, no one-arm bandit, no nothing.
I have an old sheath that I fitted to the 110, and carry it tip-down on my right hip(spine forward). Just pull it out by the spine and wrist flick.
I have an old sheath that I fitted to the 110, and carry it tip-down on my right hip(spine forward). Just pull it out by the spine and wrist flick.