Last Chance Knives & Accessories

I really like this knife. First of all, I've never gotten a deal on a good knife like I got on this one. VERY reasonable - a bargain really. The knife is good looking, functions well as a "Flipper", and is made from good materials and alloys. What's not to like about this Knife?

These are about 4 inches long and 1 inch wide. Nice scales for a small tang

I can't say enough good things about this knife. Its lines are sleek and clean. The profile is nice and slim but because of the high quality of the G-10 scales it never feels flimsy. Mine arrived with a very slight amount of side to side play but a quick tightening of the pivot pin with a Torx wrench and the lockup was absolutely rock solid. The D2 blade is so much tougher than the 440C you usually find on knives in this price range. While showing it off to a buddy, it was knocked out of my hand and fell tip first onto the concrete floor. The point was slightly blunted (a few minutes on a diamond hone and it was back to new) and the lockup was completely unaffected. I have been nothing but impressed with the way this thing looks, carries, handles and cuts. I'm already thinking about purchasing a spare. Highly recommended!

I was in college, it was probably about 1975, when I bought my Buck folding hunter. It was a lot of money for me then but it was my first real knife and it was so beautiful and fit so well in my hand. I was an architecture student so design was  - is - important to me.

I have been camping for over 40 years and this knife has been on every trip. Yes, it is too heavy and yes, i have other newer knives that are lighter, etc. But since i dont backpack (we take our gear in by boat....lol) I have the luxury of bringing this with me.

In fact, i m gonna go home and sharpen it and buff up the brass tonite....  :-)

Buck: Thanks for the memories....  :-)

I carried on of these back in High School, in Denver. That was the late 1970's, before everyone was paranoid that the kids were going to shoot or stab everyone.
The Buck 110 knife served me well for 3 years of high school and a few years of college; fishing, hunting, everyday suburban adventures...
I'm happy to have an old, trusted friend back on my belt!

Very nice knife.  I thought the original price was a bit high but the sale price is right on and at that price I might just get the matching drop point.

Excellent knife - looks good, great construction, opens easily and positively.

I read some reviews of this knife. It seems people have unrealistic personal views of what makes a good edc. I have very many folders and can tell you that this knife is my absolute favorite. I am an ex sog operative from team 86 Vietnam 1969. This knife is way beyond the curve of what makes the perfect edc folder. I have cold steel, benchmade, boker, and every other high end production folders. This knife has no flaws, no bad manners, and is the most capable folder I own, with regards to price, quality, and usefulness. If you are looking for a four inch folder that is ultimately comfortable, and surely capable as a defensive weapon, I never feel underarmed, or underknifed with this Cobra beauty. Keep up the good work and sell a zillion of these perfect pocket knives. I am tempted to buy me a second one for good measure. Five stars and more.

Great pocket knife for everyday use. Ships sharp and the edge is durable, I use it often and haven't had to sharpen it yet.

Does anyone know where the hell I can get a bit / screwdriver for that weird, three-pronged torque screw??  I've looked, and can't find it's match.  It would be good if they could send one along with the knife.  Otherwise, it's a keeper.  4 stars