Out for a walk with the 110 Auto and sat down to enjoy the sun (bit of a rarity near Portland), and thought I'd enjoy the thin edge profile on the 110.
Yesterday was all about the saltwater and Specks, caught three in the morning and brought them home for dinner! Buck 121 Fisherman (the old thin and flexible version) was my companion. Two 18" to 20" Specks fed the three of us just fine - hard to beat when it is right out of the water. OH
Thought I'd try the freshwater today on my way out of Wilmington, found a spot on the N.E. Cape Fear River and threw some topwater plugs and Ned Rigged worms for about an hour, couldn't get those pesky Largemouth to bite anything. I know it wasn't 95° under the water! Buck 424 was ready though. OH
Whatever it is, it's very nice my friend. I'm kicking myself for not getting one when I had the chance. Awesome find
Does the knife have a 3 digit number engraved on the other side of the blade? If so, it is probably the C&C knife. They like to have the first 100 knives of a new 'Factory Exclusive' knife individually numbered.
A nice pair Grateful..I like the 450 and consider it a good EDC.I have been using a 112 Slim for over a month but I will look for a 450 I have stashed for a 112 blade swap next week for a change.
Sorry for the late reply. I just saw your post. I’m not sure on future runs of these. From what I gather, they were a special run for Buck’s Father’s day sale and were made in relatively small numbers.
