Here is a very enjoyable short video (22 minutes) on Buck Knives and it highlights the 110.

Highly recommended for anyone who likes Buck!

http://vimeo.com/91315852

This is the first time I have tried a video.....

This is a Buck 110 that I took in trade this year at Blade Show. It's a conversion....

It has great snap and locks up tight.

Buck 110 Auto Conversion

Mitchell,

Video worked! I've always wondered about those 110 autos. Does the push button have a lock?

There is no safety lock on the release. The blade locks out just like a manual knife.

The brass button is is flush which helps to prevent accidental firing.

The blade has a small hole drilled to accommodate the locking pin when closed. It's not a knife I was seeking, but it walked up to the table and became part of a trade towards a Randall. The guy had this and two small Sebbies. It's in decent condition, but not mint by any means. The stamp is 2001.

Considering that it's a sheath knife, having the one hand option is pretty handy.

(Sorry about the iPhone pics)

...I'm also a fan of the Buck 110 Folding Hunter, here's a recent one with Ram's Horn scales.

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Tune, did you get the Sebbies also?

The Buck 110 in any configuration is definite a classic. Every knife collector should have at least one.

Tanasie,

That is a stunning 110! The brass bolsters really pick up the golden color in the horn. You got a good one there!

Here is another photo of my 110 with a custom sheath by Charlie Cline. This one is made from heavy 11 oz. cowhide and tastefully tooled.

Pat,

I'm lost, what Sebbies?

In your post above, you mentioned that the guy with the automatic Buck 110 you traded for had two small sebbies also. I'm a Sebenza guy and was wondering if they had been part of the trade. (off topic, I know. apologies, mods.)

OH.... duh, sorry. Yes, then traded them to Stanaback before the show was over. They had machined graphics on them as well.