[Neil S]

Funny using your pocket knife to cut up a steak. I think I embarrass my wife and kids every time I pull my Buck, Spyderco, Benchmade, whatever knife I’m carrying, from my pocket and cut my meat at a restaurant😂. Damn restaurant knives are typically dull, serrated pieces of crap that can‘t cut warm butter. I remember using my Spyderco to cut my porterhouse at Del Friscos one evening. A couple at a table next to us looked at me like I had 3 arms. Made me laugh on the inside.

 

[billyboy07208]

That's a nice piece of meat

 

[acorange]

Funny using your pocket knife to cut up a steak. I think I embarrass my wife and kids every time I pull my Buck, Spyderco, Benchmade, whatever knife I’m carrying, from my pocket and cut my meat at a restaurant😂. Damn restaurant knives are typically dull, serrated pieces of crap that can cut warm butter. I remember using my Spyderco to cut my porterhouse at Del Friscos one evening. A couple at a table next to us looked at me like I had 3 arms. Made me laugh on the inside.

Yeah I thought the same thing. Reminds me of an old quote about the "farmers knife".
Beware the farmers knife... It is used for peeling apples, cleaning fingernails and castrating a calf.

 

[eightbore]

My first Buck folding hunter was so impressive to me that I bought another and kept it new and unsharpened in its original box. The price sticker was $16.00, came with a lapel button with the price on it. I still have the original receipt for $12.00 (discount, you know) from Atlas Sports. The first generation came with a suede leather sheath. Later ones were hard leather.

 

[TomBro]

I gave my kids one on their 12th birthday. Just like when I got mine. Still going strong.

 

[BrentFinkbeiner]

This is some great info. I have 2 old ones that I'll have to send back!

 

[Frank C]

killed with a buck knife

 

[MBA5]

I have used a 112 for lots of years. Always had a hankering for a 112. Last year Bought a 112 out the side auto.......It's a fantastic knife.

I have one those Buck 112 automatics too...........Love it.

 

[pheasantmaster]

Back when I was around 10 I asked Santa Claus for a 110. I got it for Christmas that year. I was so proud of it that I was scared I’d loose it or something would happen to it and hardly carried it. But I’d take it out of its sheath and just sit and admire it.

I still have it today 50 plus years later in almost new condition 😁

 

[Half Dog]

I seem to be in the same situation many of you are. I’ve got the same knife when I was young. I liked it so much I bought one for my granddad many years ago. When he passed the knife was given back to me and I still have it.

 

[radeck]

I was so proud of it that I was scared I’d loose it or something would happen to it and hardly carried it. But I’d take it out of its sheath and just sit and admire it.

This reminds me of the Case yellow fishing knife I purchased as a teen. It was so wonderfully beautiful I'd use something else before it. Unfortunately my tackle box was stolen out of the garage in my first home. I later got a replacement which I keep boxed up and look at from time to time. But it's not quite the same...

 

[jwooley]

Our family friend and elk hunting outfitter gave me one when I guided for him in my early 20s man that thing has quartered and skinned some elk, the blade is probably 2/3 of what it used to be from sharpening. Our friend is no longer around, but I still carry that knife and his memory in my elk pack. I mainly use the replaceable blades anymore. But I still have that ol buck if the new ones ever let me down. Solid knives!!!

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[Dsplee]

Hopefully all their new stuff is as good, my company gave out some bucks knives for Christmas last year. I really haven’t looked at it much yet.

 

[tdy1958]

I have 3 110's right now. A "normal" hunter, a lightweight and the newest drop point version. Would like to pick up a automatic one of these days.
My favorite Buck knife is a 500. Bought my first in the early 80's loved it.
Usually have three knives on me daily. SOG cash card, SOG neck knife on a chain and a Ontario Rat1 clipped on a pocket.