In 1964, the Buck Knives company marketed its 110 Folding Hunter knife, which changed the knife-making industry forever. It introduced a revolutionary folding blade that locked into place so strongly ...

In 2005, Buck Knives released a variation on its most iconic pocket knife ever, the Buck 110 Folding Hunter. The chief difference between the original and its sibling was the shape of its curvy, more ...

Buck Knives’ 110 Folding Hunter might be the single most significant knife in American knifemaking history. It sits in the annals of EDC history alongside other greats, including the Swiss Army Knife, ...

The timeless 110 Folding Hunter has been transformed into an exciting automatic knife. The 110 AUTO is powerfully deployed with the push of a button, instantly readying the 420HC blade. First ...

Technically, Buck has launched two knives, but they’re extremely similar in their materials, mechanisms and even formats. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Buck is best ...

The first knife I ever carried was a small, bone-handled pocketknife with a single two-inch blade. This occurred a couple years before I even started school, but I was allowed to carry it. I looked ...