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Buck newbie question...

Jeepnut22

Jeepnut22

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I've had a Buck 110 folding knife w/ sheath for a long, long time. Probably close to 20 or more years now. Are older ones better, worse, diff. blade steel, etc?

TIA
 
I don’t think I am talking out of turn if I say that we all think very highly of the current 110s. The wood of the scales is laminate now and the steel is different but for a working knife it is still the best thing going. You also have more options than you did 20 years ago because you could order a knife made to suit you exactly through the custom shoppeee. If you liked the old one I am sure you would still be pleased.
 
Jeepnut22 said:
I've had a Buck 110 folding knife w/ sheath for a long, long time. Probably close to 20 or more years now. Are older ones better, worse, diff. blade steel, etc?

TIA
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you got a good one... unless you go for super steels yours is as good as any!
 
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