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The Buck 110 Folding Hunter This knife and its locking system may be the most significant event in the history of knives since the invention of carbon steel! In 2014 Buck Knives celebrated the 50th anniversary of the most significant event in the history of folding knives since carbon steel! They also celebrated because this innovation may well have been the salvation of the company, and possibly even the salvation of the industry! The Buck 110 Folding Hunter Back Lock What was this monumental innovation? It was a locking system which upon opening the knife to the fully open system, locked it down tight and rigid like a fixed blade knife. This invention, when used with a large sharp knife could keep you from chopping off some fingers with an accidental closure, and made it possible for a knife of the type and size needed for hunting and defense to be placed inside a pocket, or in a small scabbard on a belt without getting all that unwanted attention one might get when carrying a fi...

  From Tradition to Innovation: The Evolution of Buck Knives and Why They Remain a Top Choice As a long-time knife enthusiast, I have come across many different brands and models over the years. One of the brands that has always stood out to me is Buck Knives. With a history dating back over 100 years, Buck has become synonymous with quality and reliability. In this article, I will explore the evolution of Buck knives and why they remain a top choice today. Introduction to Buck Knives and their History Buck Knives was founded in 1902 by Hoyt Buck in Kansas. The company started out making knives by hand, but quickly grew in popularity due to their quality craftsmanship. In 1963, Buck introduced the Model 110 Folding Hunter, which became one of their most popular models and is still in production today.  Over the years, Buck has continued to innovate and improve their knives. They were one of the first companies to use stainless steel in their blades, and they have also introduc...