I like the size of the 110, I edc one at work because it is sheeple friendly. The one I carry is the s30v from cabelas, the tip seems to be a little better on that one. I used it last year to field dress and skin a deer with no problems, and it was still shaving sharp afterwards.
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buck 110 or 112
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The Buck 110 is a great knife!
I have three, a 110FG(finger groove), a regular 110 and a used 110 with a modded blade which i acquired cheap on ebay.
i still want a 112 though and a custom shop 110.
You know about the Buck custom shop right Riley?
http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=customKnife.build
I have three, a 110FG(finger groove), a regular 110 and a used 110 with a modded blade which i acquired cheap on ebay.
i still want a 112 though and a custom shop 110.
You know about the Buck custom shop right Riley?
http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=customKnife.build
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I do Tholiver, THanks..seems like in addition to the 420 hc they offer the blade in s30v I don't know too much about that steel..but, once I research that a little I think nickel bolster, and elk horn scales might be nice...as for the 112 the blade is almost a full inch shorter than the 110 It was the knife I used growing up in the catskills... It imo crosses over into an edc size without being huge.
