Introduction and 112 Content

[mauiguy]

Greetings Buck fans! After years of collecting CRK and various "tacticool" knives, I never lost my appreciation for traditional knife designs. Like other Buck enthusiasts, my first encounter with the brand was in the 1970's - as a scout, where some of my troop mates proudly carried and used their 110's around the campsite. I recall being smitten. Nevertheless it took me 50 years before I came to purchase my first Buck. This one, a Copper & Clad exclusive which I present to you here. The next one is in the custom shop queue, to be presented at a later date. Peace out and have a blessed New Year my friends!

 

[longbow1968]

Greetings Buck fans! After years of collecting CRK and various "tacticool" knives, I never lost my appreciation for traditional knife designs. Like other Buck enthusiasts, my first encounter with the brand was in the 1970's - as a scout, where some of my troop mates proudly carried and used their 110's around the campsite. I recall being smitten. Nevertheless it took me 50 years before I came to purchase my first Buck. This one, a Copper & Clad exclusive which I present to you here. The next one is in the custom shop queue, to be presented at a later date. Peace out and have a blessed New Year my friends!

You started with a couple of stellar examples.

 

[pholder]

Yes sir, something about them just feels right

 

[rhino]

Greetings Buck fans! After years of collecting CRK and various "tacticool" knives, I never lost my appreciation for traditional knife designs. Like other Buck enthusiasts, my first encounter with the brand was in the 1970's - as a scout, where some of my troop mates proudly carried and used their 110's around the campsite. I recall being smitten. Nevertheless it took me 50 years before I came to purchase my first Buck. This one, a Copper & Clad exclusive which I present to you here. The next one is in the custom shop queue, to be presented at a later date. Peace out and have a blessed New Year my friends!

That's nice! It looks like the little brother of a DLT exclusive Buck 110 drop point from a few years ago.

 

[GPyro]

Welcome!

Nice knife.
Looks good.
Brass and wood.
Enough weight to give you confidence in its ability.
Yep.
Nice knife.

 

[bucksway]

Drop point 112's..Great Choice!

 

[Ace Rimmer]

It took me 45 years after getting my first Buck (a 110) until I finally got a 112. Now I have four of them and carry one every day. Glad you finally got yours!!!