Description

Features

Blade: 420HC high-carbon stainless steel with satin-finished clip point design and nail notch opener
Opening Mechanism: Nail nick opening with reliable lockback action
Handle Material: Genuine ebony wood scales with brass bolsters and finger grooves
Locking System: Iconic Buck 110 lockback mechanism for secure blade deployment
Carry Options: Includes genuine leather belt sheath for convenient storage and transport

Buck 110

Revolutionizing the knife industry when introduced in 1964, the Buck 110 was the first folding knife strong enough for serious hunting work thanks to its groundbreaking lockback mechanism. The 3¾-inch clip-point blade features high-carbon 420HC stainless steel treated with Buck's proprietary three-step heating process for exceptional durability. Genuine Crelicam ebony handle scales paired with brass bolsters create the iconic aesthetic that made this an instant favorite among farmers, tradesmen, and outdoor enthusiasts. At just 4⅞ inches closed with a included black leather belt sheath, it offers fixed-blade performance in a convenient folding design. Originally conceived by Al Buck in 1963, the Model 110 became the industry's hottest product within six months and remains a celebrated piece of American outdoor culture today.

Please note: When Buck makes handles out of natural products, you will find nature's own "brandmarks." In most cases, these markings are not flaws, rather nature's own design. Colors and markings will vary from handle to handle. Each one will have its own personality and distinctive look unlike handles created from man-made materials.

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