Look at my new/old 110!

[Juggler2]

Hey, I know I'm new around here, but look what I got at a local gun&knife show today... the blade isn't scratched, or chipped. It's tight, no wobbles. I'm grinnin'! No sheath with it, so I bought a new leather Buck off *-B** when I got home.

 

[chickentrax]

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OK, got all that garbage out of the way...

Great find! Now you need a few more examples to make a display out of!

 

[The Savage Rabbit]

What drew you to that knife? Could you tell what year it was?

 

[Juggler2]

What drew you to that knife? Could you tell what year it was?

I saw the three pins in the scales. Well two, one is the rocker pin. I was really hoping to see just "Buck" on the blade... but it didn't work out that way. I scoured the Buck website, and this site, trying to pick up as much as I could. I reson it's probably a 1973 110. Am I close? And did they make 110FG's back then?

 

[Buck_110]

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[The Savage Rabbit]

Ahh. Now I see the differences.

 

[Joe Houser]

Thats a nice looking 110 sir! Looks like a fifth Version, variation 2. Is the rocker rivet stainless or brass?

 

[Juggler2]

Thanks! The rocker is stainless.