Popped on a site today and saw a Buck Knives 110 folder, with wood inlay and brass. Classic design, efficient, well made.

Anyone use this knife or have other "old" style knives like it that you use?

My dad has a Buck 110 folder. I've used Case Sodbuster folders for years; they're pretty good, not expensive and get the job one.

My dad and grandfather both used the 110 foldere for years, my dad still carries his every time he hits the woods. I used my grand dads to clean a doe last week.

I have a 110 folder I found on a boat ramp 20 years ago or so. Couldn't imagine a nicer find. I used a fixed blade for game, 95% of the time.

I got a knife that my father bought me when I was born that stays in the safe. Other than that I use really anything sharp I can get my hands on for cleaning deer.

I have one that looks like that but I think is a winchester. My uncle gave it to me. Probably not nice at all but I like it and it stays sharp.

My brother gave my son a old 110 folder. He has it put up.

I used to carry one of those in my back pocket in middle school, next to my comb.

I've had this one since 2002 . It's cleaned north 120 deer and hogs .I keep it in my pack and carry a Kershaw black out in my pockets that I've had for a long time.

I have a couple 'ol timer "skinner"(?) knives I inherited from my dad. 1 would take and hold an edge good...the other, not so much. My go to is a gerber folder with a gut hook on it. I call it old...but not sure what old really is?

I’ve got a 110 that’s way old.

I’ve got a bucklite 110 with the orange plastic handles that I’ve had for probably 30 years. That orange handle is why I’ve had it so long, easy to find when you lay it down in the leaves

the K-bar skinning knives. theres no better one I know of for deer

you won't buy a better folding hunting knife . when you wear the blade down in 20 years send it back and they'll reblade it .just not free!!!!

I’ve got a 110 folder I still tote in my pack that I’ve had for over 30 years. It’s got 40 notches on the handle for deer I killed and gutted with it. Ran out of room for any more notches. Broke almost a 1/2” off the tip trying to dig a broadhead out of a tree. Reshaped it and sharpened it back up. The only way you can tell it is when it’s closed.

Carried a case hammerhead for a long long time. Now i cary a boker(not old)but a very nice,well made knife. I swear tho,the best skinnin knife ive ever had is my swing blade..been a good knife.

I'll argue with you about the Buck 110 being the best. I'm still carrying a Gerber Folding Sportsman II. I'm partial to the drop point rather than the clip point, and the Gerber is about half the thickness of the Buck overall, so it carries a lot easier. Regardless, they were both quality craftsmanship in the late '70s early '80s. I wouldn't own a modern Gerber.

This pic shows my go-to knives in 1977. The Buck 110 in my hand has since gone AWOL, but the Shrade Sharpfinger on my hip (made in USA) is still in my collection.

Got a folding Gerber that is over 30 years old; good knife

50 years BUCK, still carry it.