Buck 110 tolerance question

[trooper55]

What should the blade sideplay be on a new Buck 110?
I just noticed on mine that it has about 2mm play at the tip
of the blade. This being my first 110 I'm not really sure if
this is average for this type of knife so thought I'd ask.

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

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[Messersmith]

Trooper: are you talking about blade play when the knife is open or closed?

 

[Bungwrench]

I have had 3 Buck 110's with a tiny amount of vertical and horizontal blade play right out of the box. They are the only Buck 110's I've ever owned so to me it would seem that a tiny amount is the norm.

 

[Jollyjumbuck]

I must be lucky, I now have ten and none of them have any blade play whatsoever.

 

[trooper55]

Thanks for the replies.
I cleaned the knife when I got it pretty well and then lubed it so it's clean. The play I am talking about is with the blade open and locked and is the sideways movement of the blade. There is also a perceivable amount of play on the lock, by that i mean it's not a rock solid lock on the blade when pushing down on the blade. I bought this knife new from a buck retailer over the net so I did not have a chance to inspect it before buying it, had I been purchasing from a store I would have asked for another one as I feel the play is just a little too much.
Would this be covered by warranty?
I have a slightly used inverted "Buck USA" 110 coming in from an ebay purchase over the next couple of days and will be curious to see how it compares to my new one.

 

[Buckaholic]

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Would this be covered by warranty?..

10-4
Buck will fix it up.

 

[Messersmith]

Like Bungwrench, a few of my 110's have a little side-to-side blade play when locked open. I don't consider it a huge reliability issue personally.