My Buck 110 Auto Elite

Hoyt Buck produced the first Buck Knife in 1902. Hoyt and his son Al moved to San Diego and set up shop as H.H. Buck & Son in 1947. Al Buck revolutionized the knife industry in 1964 with the infamous Model 110 Folding Hunter. The company's innovative history and attention to quality have made for many great collectible knives.
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My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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For everyone that lives in an "auto friendly" state, this is the Folding Hunter you should buy.

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Here it is alongside other Buck automatic (and manual) knives.

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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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Huh. Had no idea BUCK made autos.

Auto friendly state? I only know of one knife law....don't leave home without a knife!!
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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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Looks great thanks for the post!
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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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Nice looking knife but at a cost of $200 it’s a bit much

I found this knife at a gun and knife show
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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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Looks Asian to me, doesn't make it a bad knife though. I had one similar to it awhile back with the same file work as yours.
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Definitely not Asian,
Buck 110 conversion with file work
IMO it’s a beautiful knife and works great ::tu::

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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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I have this same knife. It came in the original box, and it includes a printed warning about "knife friendly states", and you should know your state's laws. Then they go onto stay it's not a "switchblade". It is an "assisted opener". I'm not sure what the steel is, but I'd like to think it's S30V. The tang is stamped, not etched. I recently saw one on AAPK that was the same minus the filework.
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Re: My Buck 110 Auto Elite

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That is a fine knife ya have there Tucker. Ill have one eventually.
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