I think you can take it out of the sheath and grip the blade between you thumb and index finger and flick the handle downwards to open it with a snapping down motion ? try it.

My dad got me a 5x Seratelli when I was little and I loved that hat so much that when I turned 18 I got a 6x and it was the best investment I’ve ever made. I don’t believe in all the cowboy hat rules like the hat on the bed is bs to me and so is the whole you can only wear felts and straws after these specific dates (obviously the respect rules stand). The biggest mistake I see people making though is getting a hat before any kind of boots

The Buck 110 and 112 are classic Americana knives!

Im 40 now and have worn a Stetson since my teens, haven't been a cowboy in years but haven't changed the way i dress one bit. Stetson and a pair of Ariats every day all day

Sounds like big hat no cattle.

A Buck auto 110 is the best knife you can buy. The handle scales are the best material for a knife period. And it locks into place secure. You can trust this knife.

I still use my 40+ year old Zippo, No rattles at all.

The buck 110 is like the zippo lighter. It's a bit outdated and maybe a bit higher maintenance, but they both still work just fine. Especially when you actually get used to it.

All the time my western hat since grade one I'm now 74 and dont' go out the door without it. Well done.

Appreciated your practical, honest appraisal of this timeless classic! So glad you addressed the weight issue, I carried lighter options for years back in the day, but as you pointed out, this is Not a pocket knife. A feature often over-looked is the one piece bolster/liner design, certainly unique and adds to the strength! Hope many more folks will buy and enjoy this American classic! Blsgs, gg🙏✝️🙋❤️☝️🇺🇸

My problem, is I like to greet people with,”Howdy”. And now that I wear the hat, I feel like I can’t say that anymore.

Thanks for the update buds ! Can’t wait to see when it’s all done.

What’s not to like. It’s a great knife. When it locks into place you know it. I love this knife. They make an automatic if it’s that hard to open.

Would NEVER go back to Zippos after buying a wee Imco. Fuel retention is excellent, and half the weight of a Zippo. I also bought a beautifully-engraved Zorro Zippo 'look-alike' last week BUT have had to just use it as a sort of static table lighter because of the weight. I kid you not - Zorros are twice the weight of a Zippo, and bigger too, so if you have small hands, it's a 2-handed job using it, and if you wear shorts in summer, then this lighter will have them down around your knees in no time. It's simply too heavy to be a practical every-day carry I'm afraid, even though the fuel retention is excellent too, like the Imcos. Pity. Such a beautifully engraved lighter.😢

Buck uses to much chrome, they will break, who would take a buck knife into the field and have it fail, go for it folks always an opinion but based on first hand knowledge

who cares about hinges, weight etc. I want a ZIPPO, not a ZORRO. Come on... here's my new ZORRO... Things just work like that. If you want something really reliable... get yourself a BIC

Just found this vid and I must say. Well said Amigo. Howdy from The Lonestar State.

It is possible to open it with one hand without the clip with a bit of practice it’s fairly easy

I wear one while at work. I work at a plant nursery for people with disabilities! (Like me) We are allowed to wear anything that we want basically. I love wearing cowboy hats and clothes

He clearly has no business making videos where you pass on information. He condtantly reffers to things either the wrong way or "doesnt know" yeah great video dude

Those are NOT BIC LIGHTER. also when you reffer to a bic you say BIC. NOT "BIC LIGHTER" JACKA$$

Yeah your crackhead gas station special lighter is 79 cents.... big difference between that and a BIC. Horrinle information in this video.

I have both a 11o and a Gerber Sportsman. The latter kicks the 110's ass in every way that matters. Too bad it's ot in production aymore.

I've had mine for several years and I've never been a big fan. It's bulky, heavy, and a total pain to carry. There just isn't much to like about this brick posing as a knife.

When I was in the Catskill mountains in 1985 I stopped into the Schrade factory store in Ellenville, NY. I bought a rigger's knife to use on my sailboat and keep in my tacklebox. The second knife was an Uncle Henry LB7. I still have it 39 years later. In my opinion it was superior to the Buck 110 in fit and finish, and it's still working like the day I bought it.

I wear cowboy hats and boots all the time.

Stetson and Resistol make great cowboy hats, but also try Akubra (Australian) hats! 100% rabbit fur, softer and very well made. I get many compliments! Love the down turned brim for good sun coverage of my Coober Pedy and Coolabah (with Croc hatband) models and they have the Kiandra and Snowy River models for a more 'western" look as well as many others such as their best selling "Cattleman". The Stetson Rawlings is also a favorite of my collection.

The design of that Buck's knife is dangerous and a joke I have one do not use it

Bro u havent posted in a long time hope your doing well bro 😎

I have a few western hats, a twister straw cowboy hat, A Resistol the fort felt hat from the John Wayne collection, A Stetson silverbelly Open Road, a white gambler felt western hat, A Stetson Stratoliner fedora, and I bought two days ago a beige Stetson Florentine Milan straw hat. I loveeeeeeee hats!

It's a man's knife, I don't even bother with the popular light weight knives of today with all that micarta, plastic ect..Good video, thanks !!

I am not a cowboy. Period. And I've become way too old to start being one. However, I love cowboy boots and cowboy hats. There's something about them that make me feel more myself, these days. So I wear them. A lot. I will never go full-blown cowboy with the full fashion sense, because I'm not a cowboy. I feel wearing the full-on fashion for something I'm not, disrespects the real cowboys. And, to be honest, I'm told by women that I look damn good in them boots and hats. Who am I to argue? 😊

lo ho preso ha funzionato per qualche mese poi la fiamma anche a pieno carico era piccolissima mi ha deluso molto. MEGLIO UN BIC!!!!

The knife you choose for the rest of your life is 5/6 inches?

I wear a cowboy hat every day, from work, the local pub, or dancing with the wife.. big twist I'm from England! I was raised at country shows by my grandfather since I was a toddler, I now make western style hats as a side business to homage him and my childhood

I've carried one of my 110s for so long that I only open it one handed, it's like second nature. Just grab it from the front of the blade out of the pocket

everyday

I have a Buck 110 with a dot on each side indicating it was made between 1974 and 1980 it's in perfect condition other than the brass is dull and it needs sharpening which is easy for me my question is will I de value it if I polish the brass. Thanks for any help.

I have two. They are the SUV of the knife world. The only thing I don’t love about them is the bulk when carrying, they need to go in a sheath not a pants pocket. But in use they are very difficult to improve on.

I'll second the opinion that the 110 makes a great EDC. It's been an EDC for 50 years and still going strong. And, it can be opened with one hand: pinch the blade and rotate the handle into the open position.

Actually, you dont have to have 2 hands to open this knife, just gotta know how to flip the wrist just right and it'll pop right open

Still have my 110 and carry it. It's workhorse. It's 43 years old and still going strong

The 110 has been around since before your parents were born. What do you know about a knife? You just graduated Sesame Street!

I love cowboy hat, but I gotta kinda keep my hair short....

NO MORE GAS LOSS.

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Great review of the 110 Buck knife. I bought my first 110 this week to replace my 24 year old, JA Henckels locking folder. The 110 is larger and not a pocket carry knife but it is an all-around woods and working knife. It is not a cheap knife, but surprisingly affordable when compared to other quality EDC blades. The belt holster is fine for my purposes these days.

I want one that looks cool but also one that I can wear while I work.

I saw that there is a second generation of Zoro, where can I find the case?

hi I would like to buy zorro but what is the material in gold compared to the silver one?