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This is why I like BF, so many different opinions on the same question...opinions are like a..holes, everyone has one 
All that I can add is if I was out of town and somehow ever lost the one or two ZT, Spydie, MT, etc. knives that I EDC the first thing that I would do is head to Wallyworld to pick up a $28 110 to ride it out. I feel each of these brands (Buck included) provides good value for what they produce and a "burner" 110 would be my way to go in a pinch since it is a knife that I can trust and would not just chunk when I got home since I have other knife's at home that are a better fit for my uses. :distress:
They are just all different in their own ways, my usual EDC is for last ditch self defense because I have to walk a few back streets on my way to my car after work and need something that opens quick and is intimidating so I carry an auto or flipper vs. nail nick for that reason and because the 110 is too heavy to disappear in my work slacks. I would probably lean further towards the Buck if I lived outside of the city and could carry a knife in a belt sheath. To me, they all have a specific design and I try to carry the knife designed for my needs that day.
BTW, I keep a CSAR-T in my car console + a Mora in the glove box and have a matching pair of CPM154 El Dorado's (folder and fixed) in their boxes as collectibles.

All that I can add is if I was out of town and somehow ever lost the one or two ZT, Spydie, MT, etc. knives that I EDC the first thing that I would do is head to Wallyworld to pick up a $28 110 to ride it out. I feel each of these brands (Buck included) provides good value for what they produce and a "burner" 110 would be my way to go in a pinch since it is a knife that I can trust and would not just chunk when I got home since I have other knife's at home that are a better fit for my uses. :distress:
They are just all different in their own ways, my usual EDC is for last ditch self defense because I have to walk a few back streets on my way to my car after work and need something that opens quick and is intimidating so I carry an auto or flipper vs. nail nick for that reason and because the 110 is too heavy to disappear in my work slacks. I would probably lean further towards the Buck if I lived outside of the city and could carry a knife in a belt sheath. To me, they all have a specific design and I try to carry the knife designed for my needs that day.
BTW, I keep a CSAR-T in my car console + a Mora in the glove box and have a matching pair of CPM154 El Dorado's (folder and fixed) in their boxes as collectibles.
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