Buck I.D. Help.....

Morablades · Sep 14, 2008

All I have is a description. I carried the knife for 2 yrs. in the earlier 2000's. It was a liner lock with somewhere around a 3" spear point blade. I remember the handle came in black and Realtree. I had the realtree version. The handle was an elongated oval shape with a rubber insert. I'm looking for a pic and a name. If anyone can help it is very much appreciated. Thanks, Dylan.

jb4570 · Sep 14, 2008

Morablades said:
All I have is a description. I carried the knife for 2 yrs. in the earlier 2000's. It was a liner lock with somewhere around a 3" spear point blade. I remember the handle came in black and Realtree. I had the realtree version. The handle was an elongated oval shape with a rubber insert. I'm looking for a pic and a name. If anyone can help it is very much appreciated. Thanks, Dylan.

Hi Dylan,

I think you are talking about the Buck 180 crosslock.
Here is a photo

Morablades · Sep 14, 2008

That's it! Thanks! I've been trying to think of the name for days. LOL. Drove me crazy.

Thanks again,

Dylan

GOSHEN · Sep 14, 2008

That camo with the gut hook and bone saw was a great little hunting knife until I lost it. Why camo??!

Morablades · Sep 15, 2008

GOSHEN said:
That camo with the gut hook and bone saw was a great little hunting knife until I lost it. Why camo??!

I wish I still had mine. It was a very good, well built knife. Never left home without it. Mine was like the third one on the bottom except it had real tree scales.

jb4570 · Sep 15, 2008

These show up on Ebay all the time. I got my first 180 when my son was graduating from Navy boot camp in Illinois. I had left home with no knife

....stopped at the mall to get a new blade....saw the Buck 180 and it became my EDC for the next two years.

That 180 field dressed and butchered a 1200 LBS Bull...man that was a lot of beef!!!! I had to freshen up the edge a few times; but, it got the job done. I have never forgot my butchering set ever again...LOL.

jb4570