Whats your newest addition to your Buck family and why?

[Old Hunter]

Found this early Bucklite at a Gunshow in Fayetteville NC today. It's my first "one dot" - no one is really sure about the significance of the mark. OH

[jerryd6818]

Colonel, those Bucklites are fine knives.

[Old Hunter]

I agree with you whole heartedly Jerry; a whole lotta knife for a reasonable amount of money. OH

[garddogg56]

Thats the first one dot I've ever seen maybe you outta post in Blade forum and see if 300 bucks answers

[Old Hunter]

Thanks Dogg, and I did post in that Buck forum. What I have found so far is that there are a decent number of 422 series Bucklites with one dot. These Bucklites seem to fit in after the first 422 Bucklites were released in 1984 with no dots (or other date codes) and 1986 when the annual date coding began. So roughly 1985 to sometime in early 1986. OH

[300Bucks]

Almost always, a 110,112 or in this case a Bucklite with a single dot on the tang is NOT a date mark. It usually means some type of production process change, or materials change. Once old models without the change are cleared from the factory floor there is no dot stamped. There is no listing of what changes have taken place. It is sometimes called a prototype stamp but that would usually be incorrect. Prototypes are usually marked by etching prototype on the blade. And are made in as small enough batches to see how things will work.
I am not an expert, just stuff I have picked up over time, reading and paying attention when smart people talk.
300

[Old Hunter]

Thanks 300, I appreciate the info. I looked around the Buck Forum on Blade Forum and couldn't come up with anything definite - your info fits right into to that. OH

[Old Hunter]

My first modern style Buck Knife - bought at an antique mall yesterday. OH

[Bill-in-Texas]

Interesting Crosslock, OH... I hadn't seen that model.
Something new is always good!

For me, I just have another 110 to contribute to the thread. It's a 1990 model (X) with sheath. Condition: near-mint, with light verdi gris from storage in sheath.

[Old Hunter]

Sure looks clean and unused Bill - good pickup. OH

[garddogg56]

Those Cross-locks go for a hefty price up here OH I,ve had some in my hand but the sellers wouldn't budge on the price Good looking 110x there Bill

[Bill-in-Texas]

Thanks OH & Garddogg56.

OH, et al, when was the Cross-lock made?
It looks like it would be a great EDC.

[Old Hunter]

Bill, this Crosslock was made in 1994. I haven't found another one in my on-line searching like this (most I've seen have a gut-hook as the second blade). The pictures I've seen show the name printed on the blue bar in the center of the handle. I saw it and bought it knowing virtually nothing about these knives except that it was a Buck. OH

[jerryd6818]

Colonel, we should change your screen name to Buck Hoarder.

[djknife13]

I picked up one of those a few months ago in a pile of knives for just a few dollars. I didn't even know they made such an animal but it was fun to play with until I lost interest and stored it away. I think mine had the gutting blade. ___Dave

[edge213]

Picked up this 1998 Buck 110 at a flea market.

[jmh58]

edge.. Nice score!! I really like that sheath and silver bolsters!! NICE!!! John

[garddogg56]

That is a nice set-up Someone was just asking about that style sheath

[garddogg56]

It was Mossdancer three threads down,but it had a differant Buck logo

[edge213]

I didn't know 110s came with this style sheath, but this one is marked 110 on the back of it.

[Old Hunter]

David, great pickup - love the nickel bolsters and limited run sheath. OH

[WillClinger]

[garddogg56]

WOW Wil very nice

[Jack Knife]

Hi all BUCK 110 knife enthusiast Recently joined AAPK & what a great knife forum it has been for me. Looking for any info on a BUCK 110 5 PIN (4 brass scale pin's & 1 SS backspring pin). Can't seem to find any info on the internet about this knife (very rare/scarce or what). Many thanks....Frank

[jerryd6818]

Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard. I hope you enjoy yourself.