The original Buck 110 Folding Hunter is one of those knives almost every outdoorsman recognizes. It is sturdy, simple, and built around a proven lockback design. The downside is weight. The classic 110 weighs about 7.2 ounces, while the Buck 110 Folding Hunter LT drops that down to about 3.2 ounces by using a lightweight molded nylon handle.
That is the whole appeal of the LT version. You still get the full-size 3 3/4-inch clip-point blade, but in a knife that is much easier to carry all day.
Quick take
The Buck 110 Folding Hunter LT is best for hunters and outdoorsmen who like the size and blade shape of the classic 110 but do not want the weight of the brass-and-wood original. It is light enough for everyday carry, large enough for field dressing big game, and simple enough that there is not much to go wrong.
The Buck 110 Folding Hunter is not a modern flipper. It does not have a thumb stud. It opens like an old-school lockback folder, using the nail nick, and locks open securely once the blade is fully deployed. READ MORE AT: https://www.ammoland.com/2026/06/buck-110-folding-hunter-lt-review-classic-110-feel-half-the-weight/?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=SocialSnap
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