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How old are you 110 owners?

TAH

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Just wondering if this timeless classic appeals to the younger generation.

I'm 45, but I owned my first 112 Ranger at age 12. :eek:
 
I am 45 and I got my 110 when I was about 17. Still have it. The original sheath shows a lot of wear so I just recently picked up a new one.
 
I still have my 112 and the sheath is still going strong. :thumbup:
 
I am 49, got my first 110 when I was probably about 16. My first 112 when I was 49.

I am an Aires, rubenesque, dark hair turing to grey, a smoker, beer drinker, don't do drugs or liquor, don't care much for wine, Christian in faith but not overzealous, fanatic, or go to church, like walking on the beach at sunset while holding hands, puppys, reading (favorite book is "Guns, Germs, and Steel The Fates of Human Societies), having dinner at restuarants while holding hands across the table as we gaze into each other's eyes, and watching romance movies (my favorite movie is "Full Metal Jacket" then "Beaches", "Ghost", and "Love Story" in that order) next to a fire while lying on a bear skin rug in my Speedos while you hone my knives.
 
I am 62 and got my first BUCK, a 110, in 1963. I still have it and the original sheath.

hkingdom
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I have had Buck Knives since I was 11... Always used and collected fixed blades. Didnt care for the 112 too small of blade (my opinion)
Just bought my first 110 last year around xmas, now I have, um, well, kinda, sorta, lets just say a few. :D
 
Buckaholic said:
I am 49, got my first 110 when I was probably about 16. My first 112 when I was 49.

I am an Aires, rubenesque, dark hair turing to grey, a smoker, beer drinker, don't do drugs or liquor, don't care much for wine, Christian in faith but not overzealous, fanatic, or go to church, like walking on the beach at sunset while holding hands, puppys, reading (favorite book is "Guns, Germs, and Steel The Fates of Human Societies), having dinner at restuarants while holding hands across the table as we gaze into each other's eyes, and watching romance movies (my favorite movie is "Full Metal Jacket" then "Beaches", "Ghost", and "Love Story" in that order) next to a fire while lying on a bear skin rug in my Speedos while you hone my knives.
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You had me interested until the talk about lying around in your Speedos! :D

I'm 59; 1st 110 was a finger grooved, elk stag handled custom from the Custom Shoppe back in 2002. Now I have over 120 Bucks (almost 50 - 110's). It just don't stop.....
 
I`m 53. Can`t remember when I got my first 110, but it seems like I`ve always had one around. Now there are about 30 of them around!

John
 
I'll be 45 soon and I got my first Buck knife, a 110 when I was about 15. Lots of us old farts hanging around here but about the same amount of youngsters too.
 
33 here, got my first 110 trading for a Vic soldier in 5th grade. Unfortunatly, I no longer have it as it was confiscated by the teacher who caught us in the middle of the transaction! LOL :( :D
 
Clydetz said:
You had me interested until the talk about lying around in your Speedos! :D

I'm 59; 1st 110 was a finger grooved, elk stag handled custom from the Custom Shoppe back in 2002. Now I have over 120 Bucks (almost 50 - 110's). It just don't stop.....
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Wow G...no bad deed goes unpunished...
I was just coming back into this thread to edit and take out all my nonsense comments. The guy asked a nice question and I took the liberty of being an arse (but, a harmless arse) while reading this forum during a phone call.

My conscious was getting the best of me.
Now if I edit my reply to be Sirus, it'll only confuse.
So I must live with my cyber-graffiti and the guilt of exposing my inner age.
 
Joe Houser said:
I'll be 45 soon and I got my first Buck knife, a 110 when I was about 15. Lots of us old farts hanging around here but about the same amount of youngsters too.
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... OLD FARTS?????? ... Sheeeesh ...Ya know how to slam a guy's ego don'cha
Joe???...LMBO...I'm sixty ( 60) and I feel every bit of it...:eek: ...Can't recall the first Buck I got but I know it was a slip joint from my brother-in-law back around......well...jus' say it was shortly after that "Police Action" they undertook in Korea...He was a paratrooper and he carried a Buck fixed blade...Darn if I can recall which one...I was about 8 years old at the time...Memory is the second thing that goes ya know...LOL...:eek: :eek: :p
 
Buckaholic said:
Wow G...no bad deed goes unpunished...
I was just coming back into this thread to edit and take out all my nonsense comments. The guy asked a nice question and I took the liberty of being an arse (but, a harmless arse) while reading this forum during a phone call.

My conscious was getting the best of me.
Now if I edit my reply to be Sirus, it'll only confuse.
So I must live with my cyber-graffiti and the guilt of exposing my inner age.
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Dont worry Goose,
We like your funny posts! No harm done!! Dont stop the hilarious quips!!!!
Gotta have some comic relief once in a while. :D
 
Buckaholic said:
Wow G...no bad deed goes unpunished...
I was just coming back into this thread to edit and take out all my nonsense comments. The guy asked a nice question and I took the liberty of being an arse (but, a harmless arse) while reading this forum during a phone call.

My conscious was getting the best of me.
Now if I edit my reply to be Sirus, it'll only confuse.
So I must live with my cyber-graffiti and the guilt of exposing my inner age.
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Does that mean you don't really wear a Speedo... cool! Whatcha doing for the weekend? Maybe you'd like to go dancin' or take in a movie. :D
 
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