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I have two 110's one says 110c, the other says 110+. What is the differance and what one is better?thanks and Merry Chritsmas
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Welcome to blade forums, those symbols after the "110" represent the year the knife was made.
The "110C" was made in 1995.
The "110+" was made in 1991.
Both are the same as a current production knife, the blades are 420HC steel so one wouldn't really be better than the other.
This link will take you to the Buck dating chart.
http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_vintage.php
The "110C" was made in 1995.
The "110+" was made in 1991.
Both are the same as a current production knife, the blades are 420HC steel so one wouldn't really be better than the other.
This link will take you to the Buck dating chart.
http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_vintage.php
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They are the same knife with same steel. The only thing different is the year they were made. do a search in the buck forum for dates and you will find out how to date them. Merry Christmas John
"C" is the code for a blade made in 1995, "+" is the code for a blade made 1991.
Here's a link to the page with the date codes in Buck's site (taken from a recent post by forum member chickentrax):
http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_vintage.php
Luis
Edited: He he, I did not post fast enough, so many good members here...
Here's a link to the page with the date codes in Buck's site (taken from a recent post by forum member chickentrax):
http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_vintage.php
Luis
Edited: He he, I did not post fast enough, so many good members here...
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HAHA...I think we were all typing at the same time, now how is that for a helpful bunch!
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I tell you what if there were more helpfull people in the world like there is on the blade forum, the world would be a better place. 
John
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johnwaynesandw said:I tell you what if there were more helpfull people in the world like there is on the blade forum, the world would be a better place.
Amen!
This is a great forum, even compared to the rest of BladeForums.com. The people here are all friendly and helpful and genuinely interested in helping newbs like me!
A lot of other places, if you ask a question that's been asked, you get the "Hey, idiot! Use the search function!" Here we see far more gracious replies, even when the gist is "search for ____."
I like it here. I wish I'd spent more time here over the last couple of years. The regulars are cool. Joe Houser is very cool, as he has been since he started answering all of our questions back on the days of rec.knives!
And, we get to embrace all that is Buck. Some people are just now learning about Bucks, and some are returning to the fold (like me!). Everyone is welcomed!
Did I mention that I like it here?
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Thank you very much for the info.