Vintage Buck 110 from 1988

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Taking a look at my Dad’s Vintage Buck 110 made in 1988!

[philipstephan]

I inherited my uncles 110 when he passed away in 2003. He got it for chrismas in 1979. He left it for me because he would let me use it and whittle with it when i was young. I love it.

[timbo]

I have my old 110 from 1980. Got it for my birthday in 1980. A true classic.

[jeremyspaulding]

I don't have a vintage but got one a few years ago. It's such a great knife. Great video 👍

[GOutdoors]

Just finding your channel. Nice knives! I have a 1981 Model 112 (3 dot) I got from my dad a few years ago after his passing. It was in bad shape as far as wear, tarnish and blade tip issues. I sent it in to Buck and for around $15 ($7 shipping & $7 for SPA treatment) I got back a nicely cleaned up knife with a repaired blade. It still has the character of years of use, but is ready for years of future use. Btw, the custom knives usually don't have a "code" next to the model # on blade to denote year. The star you spoke of is not on their year made code chart. I did pick up a Model 110 at my local Walmart and will generally use it for hunting, camping and all around knife work. My dad's nice deserves to be used moderately and admired. The stories it could tell! You dad's knife is awesome and love the finger groove knives!

[juansgotguns_]

Bought my dad a buck knife recently and I fell in love with it. I had to get myself one

[taydiggs]

I inherited my grandfather buck 112 that is dated between 74-80! Honestly feels like I have a piece of history and I cherish it deeply. The thing is still running like a dream too, hasn’t missed a step!

[classicbladereview]

The 110 truly is a classic. I've got a 110, 503 & 373 - hope to order a customized 112 at some point (no pun intended). I'm collecting to hand down. Great video on such a great knife!

[kenamaro]

Bought a new Buck 112 Ranger with finger grooves in 1989, it's 2023 and it's sitting here on the table in its third leather case next to me as I type....

[ramfactor]

I bought a Buck 112 new in 1996 and is date code stamped for 1996. Mine came with a nylon snap sheath which I didn't like but I got it a Buck leather sheath instead. Of course the knife still functions great.

[famasmaster]

I have a buck 110 from 1987 I got as a gift and still admire it. I will never get rid of it. I absolutely adore it

[ricardocastillo]

I must be old, I got my first 110 in 1986, carried it for 35 years, just retired it for sentimental reasons even though it's still very functional, replaced it with a new custom one in S30V. I figured I owed the Buck company some money after 35 of carrying the same knife.

[Wcquick]

Fun Buck 110 comparison, neither are the standard models but they have the basic full size features. The finger groves on the 1988 are a custom feature and wood covers look great after years of use. Your Buck of the month model is an excellent collectible also as well as a practical EDC knife. I have several 1980's Buck lock backs including a Duke 500 and a 503 Prince.... Thumbs up and subscribed

[rifleman]

You really could do just about anything with a 110. I have many other knives but my 110s are cherished.

[HoofHearted_Eh]

My Dad passed away in 2011 and he had a collection of knives two of which are Buck 110s. He had a 1993 and 1997 models which I both have now. The sentimental value of these knives are priceless! To have a tool that will last a lifetime that can be passed from one generation to another is such a cool thing. Thank you Buck for making such a quality product.

[joecat]

Great Video !!!
My 110 was a gift from my wife from 1973
I just retired it LoL

[xxzombiepepperxx]

I just picked up your dads exact model 1988 with finger grooves looks brand new with box and papers...

[madbug]

The butt of the 110 makes a great ice breaker when you have a bag of ice. Your dad's knife has a lot of character...

[rustyknifelover]

So amazing. Get your Dad a thumb stud. I have several of my Dad's knives he passed away when I was 14.

[GrognardPiper]

My dad has had his since the 80’s. Mine is a 2016 I think.

[georgejohnson-vuzm]

Mine is from 1979 From the Buck factory in El Cajon, Ca. It was also my first dive knife at the Coronado Islands . I still use it now 2024 .