one handed traditional??

[daveinvegas]

I have 2 110s that have a neat little button on the handle that causes the blade to flip out when depressed.

I got my first Buck 110 Folding Hunter when I was 15 or 16. I opened one-handed by holding the blade and flipping the handle. Opened real nice that way. My Buck Alpha Hunter opens with a flick of my thumb. No wrist action needed. Nice, heavy blade.

 

[David Martin]

Welcome Dave.I've seen those coming out of Arizona.As their not illeagle to own there.Do you still have your first 110 mentioned?DM

 

[Mike Kerins]

Actually, there was a Buck factory 110 liner lock that came out a few years back (can't remember the exact date), but I'll bet there are a few members here that could post a photo. And then there are the aftermarket 110 autos that are the ultimate in one-hand operation.

At your service!

 

[seaplane]

Thanks Mike, Thats what I was waiting to see! Any idea where one can be found? Do they have a good solid lock ? What years were these made?=Thanks!

 

[110 Dave]

sadly as i said there were some small issues with the knife due to the nickel frame
i have both versons and one the side lock does not go all the way to the opposing side
look close as it is the one i showed ..
still a verrrrry good knife and that lock would ware in in time..
last time i looked the selling price on one now would be some thing over 100$ ..

 

[Mike Kerins]

Thanks Mike, Thats what I was waiting to see! Any idea where one can be found? Do they have a good solid lock ? What years were these made?=Thanks!

Unfortunately, I would not recommend this knife as a user. It locks up solid but is fairly loose when closing. I think it's one of those attempts by Buck that didn't quite hit the intended mark. I bought it as an addition to my 110 and variants collection.