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Buck 110 automatic
I had been hearing about the Buck 110 automatic since last year . The local dealer , a former employee of Buck said the paperwork to get them was a bit tricky , but this year he had at least 10 of them . I like it very much so far , it is made at the factory and not a conversion , so has the lifetime warranty .
I am a collector , but getting older and decided to use my knives , rather than just enjoy looking at them , so I ordered a custom pancake sheath , to make wearing it a little more comfortable and they are so darn beautiful I couldn't resist . The 110 is a bit heavy but still a very robust knife and with the auto feature , very old school cool .
Mike West in Arizona
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Permalink Reply by David Gallup on
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I need to get one of those. I have several 110's including an auto conversion but should get a factory version. The SC Arms Collectors gun & knife show is in town this weekend, I might try to pick one up there. They are too big to carry in a pocket. I used to try back in high school and ended up with holes in my jeans pockets. Lost at least one that way.
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Well, that worked out well. Got a 110 auto at the show today. One of the easiest releasing autos I have. Very solid lockup as well. Gave the brass a good polish and gave everything a nice coat of Renaissance wax. Came across a S&M Express with wharncliffe blade that I couldn't resist so I came home with a new auto in each pocket!
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