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I know it's a BUCK 110 but can't find any other info on it.....but I do love the thumbstud

TripleF wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 12:28 pm I know it's a BUCK 110 but can't find any other info on it.....but I do love the thumbstud

It’s a 110 LT. The logo on the handle is the same logo as the 110 LT that was sold at Walmart around that time but I don’t know if that logo was exclusive to Walmart or not.

The thumb stud looks like one of the aftermarket models that are held in place with a set screw. I don’t believe it came standard with your 110 LT.

Here is a screenshot of a post from another forum. The general consensus seems to be that this particular logo was exclusive to the 110 LT sold at Walmart.

It’s the exact same 110 LT sold anywhere else but with a different logo on the handle.

Railsplitter wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 8:24 pm Here is a screenshot of a post from another forum. The general consensus seems to be that this particular logo was exclusive to the 110 LT sold at Walmart.

It’s the exact same 110 LT sold anywhere else but with a different logo on the handle.

Thank you for the info!!!

This is a Buck 110 at a local auction. I think it has an Indian Chief on the blade and says Chief AJ. Is this knife part of a series? Yellowhorse item? or something altogether different. Appreciate any comments offered. Only picture they provide. Not sure if other side of the blade has etching as well.

379. Why not

This 110, in my quest to get the 110 of my birth year (1973), I found out that the 110 that was made within those year are the Version 5 Variation 3. It is a 3 liner (not inverted) with 2 scale pins. Turns out there are sub variations within this variation, that can be identified by position of the back pin. The previous one has the lower back pin position similar to the Variation 2, the later one have the back pin centered in the scale (like the one in this photo). I think this later variant also have different frame, it does not have the grinding marks inside anymore, perhaps this is the start of sintered brass frame. It is commonly known that the sintered brass frame started in 2 dot, the V5V4 onward.

Just arrived today. This is like THE best blade etch EVER! And it’s a Buck knife!!

Where has this knife been all my life?! lol.

Very nice Railsplitter. Very nice.

Jeepergeo wrote: ↑Wed Oct 01, 2025 7:53 pm Very nice Railsplitter. Very nice.

Thank you!