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[pitor]

Buck 110, look no more. The most classic of all classic knives, excellent for field dressing as well as any other woodsman chores

[douglas_knott]

Originally Posted by pitor

Buck 110, look no more. The most classic of all classic knives, excellent for field dressing as well as any other woodsman chores

Great knives. My father has one and he's had it for years. I have had mine for about 10yrs

[sdmc530]

thanks,

So far on my list to check out is:

EESE 3 or 4
Buck 110
Kershaw Antelope Hunter

this is a epic decision.....

[LittleGator]

Half the fun is sorting through all the great choices.

I vote for the Buck 110. Great folding knife. Or, if you decide on a fixed blade go with the 120. My father bought me a 120 "look alike" when I was a kid in the Boy Scouts (long before they banned water balloons). I loved the look of that cheap knife. I found it under a pile of junk in my garage about two years ago, all rusted out. Kept it.

Have fun!!

[Caleb]

Here's a cool video I just found, it's about seven minutes long.

Watch "Knifemaking: Hunting Knives" on YouTube

[NAMVET72]

Originally Posted by sdmc530

thanks,

So far on my list to check out is:

EESE 3 or 4
Buck 110
Kershaw Antelope Hunter

this is a epic decision.....

you have a lot of extra money get one of each and then do a write up on each one,

[AutoMag]

, for a fixed blade check out a Buck 119 and for a folder the Buck 110. I have them and they are fantastic.

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by AutoMag

, for a fixed blade check out a Buck 119 and for a folder the Buck 110. I have them and they are fantastic.

thanks!!