buck 110 is an iconic knife, nothing wrong with it at all for hunting use!

I carry a cheaper and bright orange havalon piranta deer hunting and leave the buck 110 at home to save a couple ounces and not lose the great 110...

 

The buck 110 folder is a solid knife and you can’t go wrong with it… Comes shaving sharp right out of the box and takes a new edge easily.

 

That buck is a good knife. I prefer one that has a big hole for opening and more surface texture for grip.

This is my favorite folder for hunting and the founder of Spydero (Sal) supposedly designed it for his hunting knife. It fits the hand very well.

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It doesn't come with a sheath, but I never wear a knife on my belt anyways.

 

buck 110 is an iconic knife, nothing wrong with it at all for hunting use!

I carry a cheaper and bright orange havalon piranta deer hunting and leave the buck 110 at home to save a couple ounces and not lose the great 110...

I almost ordered a Havalon Piranta but talked myself out of it since my Buck works great for me and I enjoy sharpening knives.

 

I've used a Bucklite for over 30 years...I can get it (and keep it) shaving sharp with my Lansky...IMO it's near perfection...

 

Had the 110 for 35 years now. I keep it in the pack, but prefer a filet knife with deer now. Both work great

 

I love this one here. It is deadly sharp and not to heavy, not to light. Just perfect for me.

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And for the sheath I got this one, because I didn't like the original which came with it.

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If you are comfortable carrying the 110 folder there is no better knife imo. Tough as nails and reasonably priced.

 

I liked the Outdoor Edge replacable razor blade system, but I got tired of cleaning the gunk that gets in all the crevices after the field dressing process, so I switch to a Morakniv fixed blade. Cheap, comfortable handle, easy to clean, and easy to sharpen.

 

I just stick my Havalon in the dishwasher. Just don’t tell the wife.

 

Yep, I've used mine in the past,a lot.

 

I use this now.

 

And sometime these.

 

I can’t count how many deer I have field dressed with a Buck 110. Even though I now use a different knife I still have it. Great American made knife(still made in USA). Made by a great USA family run company.

 

When I was younger I used a 110 for everything but always hated cleaning it. Now I’m a knife wh*re and have/use many different blades, mostly fixed. The 110 is super easy to maintain the blade but I have found a love for other types of steel, such as S30V and a few others.

 

When I was younger I used a 110 for everything but always hated cleaning it. Now I’m a knife wh*re and have/use many different blades, mostly fixed. The 110 is super easy to maintain the blade but I have found a love for other types of steel, such as S30V and a few others.

What are some benefits of S30V vs the 420HC steel in the original 110? They have 110 models with S30V steel.

 

I didn’t realize they offered an S30V version of the 110.

They’re both stainless steel but the S30V offers better durability, edge retention, and general longevity. The cons of S30V are that it’s way more expensive and much harder to sharpen than 420HC.

I like a fixed blade knife better as a tool. One of my favorites has been the Butterfly Hidden Canyon. I mostly hunt white tail and find this to be the perfect size.

 

I've been carrying the buck 105 for 40 or more years. Does everything I need a knife to do when hunting. I also carry a small folding knife for stuff i don't want to dull the 105 on. I like the sheath on my belt better than a folding knife in my pocket, just because it's easier to clean and I can get to it quicker if attacked by a bear

 

What do you think of the 105 for deboning/skinning deer? Been going back and forth between the 102 and 105. Love the 102, just think the 105 may be better for deboning/skinning and has a bigger handle

 

Buck 110 is my all time favorite knife got one for Father’s Day 10 years ago and will die hunting with that knife

 

My 110 is super sharp and is a great knife. Buck really does get the most it can out of the 420hc steel.

 

I have a buck 110. Got it as a gift from my employer. Honestly there are a lot of better knives with way better blade steel for less money on amazon. Also a lot lighter in weight.

 

My 110 is super sharp and is a great knife. Buck really does get the most it can out of the 420hc steel.

With a fine and ultra fine Lansky stone plus a strop with jewelers compound, I can get my 110 as sharp as any Soligen Lutz replaceable broadhead blade. Im very careful field dressing.

 

I didn’t realize they offered an S30V version of the 110.

They’re both stainless steel but the S30V offers better durability, edge retention, and general longevity. The cons of S30V are that it’s way more expensive and much harder to sharpen than 420HC.

I like a fixed blade knife better as a tool. One of my favorites has been the Butterfly Hidden Canyon. I mostly hunt white tail and find this to be the perfect size.

Interesting S30V steel is harder to sharpen. That is an undesirable trait for me. I only use my 110 during deer season and it is easy to sharpen.

 

I have a Buck 110 and use it on almost every deer. I lost it back around 1980 and I looked for 4 days before I finally found it in shoulder high buffalo grass..

 

We bought one of my sons a Buck 110 when he started hunting. I have a Buck 110 Slim Select. My all time favorite and most used is a Bucklite 422 I bought brand new for I think $12 back in the early eighties. Gutted and skinned many whitetails with it. Easy to sharpen and stays sharp.

 

I have a Buck 110 and use it on almost every deer. I lost it back around 1980 and I looked for 4 days before I finally found it in shoulder high buffalo grass..

I could see myself lying in bed wanting to go back next day to find it.

 

I really prefer a guthook design for field dressing and have a fixed blade Buck "Zipper" that has done a lot of work over the years. I have a few different folders by Gerber in different packs that I like as well.