Buck 110 Slim Pro - Brown Micarta
About Buck 110 Slim Pro - Brown Micarta
A MODern twist to the 110, the new slim version possesses the same traditional features of the well- built 110 Folding Hunter but sports a more MODern look and upgraded materials. With a decrease in weight and thickness, this version is perfect for everyday carry. The deep carry pocket clip allows for quick and easy access in any situation and the thumbstud allows for one hand opening. Utilizing S30V blade steel, the heavy bolster and handles were replaced with durable micarta to reduce weight while maintaining the same quality and rigidity.
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Specifications |
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| Brand | Buck Knives | ||
| Category | All Knives | ||
| Overall Length | 8.625" (219mm) | ||
| Closed Length | 4.875" (124mm) | ||
| Blade Length | 3.75" (95mm) | ||
| Blade Steel | S30V | ||
| Blade Style | Clip Point | ||
| Handle Material | Micarta | ||
| Pocket Clip | Yes, right or left hand, tip up | ||
| Lock Type | Lockback | ||
| Weight | 3.1oz | ||
| Country of Origin | USA | ||
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Could have been better...
This one could have been a real winner: Really nice micarta scales, great blade steel, thumb studs, deep carry pocket clip and such a lightweight - whats not to like? The problem is the missing liners. The pivot rests (and not very tight) in the micarta scales. That causes considerable blade play sidewise and gives the user a very unsecure feeling about the stability of the blade,… read more esp. when compared to your normal rock steady 110 with liners and bolsters. Buck could have avoided this by using partial steel liners - like Benchmade does - around the pivot area. That would have made the blade operation more stable and would not have added much to the overall weight.
