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Selecting the Perfect Knife for Boy Scouts

Posted on October 3, 2023 Written by Joseph Stein

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Introduction

The Boy Scouts of America program encourages young individuals to develop a wide range of skills, including outdoor survival, camping, and self-reliance. One essential skill for a Boy Scout is how to properly use a knife in the field. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to select a quality knife for Boy Scouts, taking into account safety, functionality, and durability.

Best Knives for Boy Scouts

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Filed Under: Blog, Camping Knives

Buck 110 vs Buck 112: Two Classic Folders

Posted on April 8, 2022 Written by James Elliott

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When out in the wild, having a fantastic knife is essential to ensure you’re fully equipped for survival, hunting or bushcraft. For those with a knowledge of outdoor knives, you’ll know that Buck is one of the world’s leading brands, creating versatile knives that won’t let you down. Two of their popular models are the 110 and 112. Here, we look at a classic showdown – the Buck 110 vs Buck 112.

While these are two very similar knives, they still have noteworthy differences to consider if you’re buying one.

buck 110 vs 112

If you’ve found this article, you’re probably asking yourself – well, which one’s better, the 110 or the 112? We’re going to try and help you answer that by putting both side by side to compare their respective merits. 

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Filed Under: Buck Knives, Camping Knives, Knife Comparisons

Buck Knives Review: Are They Worth It? [2025]

Posted on March 23, 2022 Written by James Elliott

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Buck Knives has been around for a very long time. Hoyt Buck produced the first Buck knife in 1902, in fact. Over the last 100+ years, Buck has gained tremendous experience and mastery in knife-craft and innovation.

From pocket knives to survival knives, Buck has a wide array of knives and tools to meet all outdoorsmen’s needs. Here, we provide a Buck knives review.

buck 110
Buck knives review - buck 660 folding gut hook knife
buck 113
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3 Places to Buy a Buck 110 in Canada [2025]

Posted on August 23, 2021 Written by Joseph Stein

where to buy buck 110 canada

The Buck 110 is about as legendary as a pocket knife can be. It’s not only Buck’s most popular knife, but one of the most popular knives ever made, period.

So if you’re looking to buy yourself one in Canada, then firstly, good choice! It’s a solid bet that will last you a lifetime.

In this article, we’ll check out:

  • Where you can buy Buck Knives in Canada
  • Which models are available, and unavailable
  • Whether or not the Buck 110 is right for you
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Filed Under: Blog, Buck Knives, Camping Knives

Buck Pocket Knives: Finger Grooves or Not?

Posted on August 23, 2021 Written by Joseph Stein

buck 110s and 112s with and without finger grooves

Buck makes two of the most well-known, classic, American-made pocket knives there has ever been: the Buck 110 and the Buck 112.

They come in various configurations, and one of the options you have as a buyer is to get finger grooves vs. a plain handle.

Which is better? Well, it depends. So let’s explore the big question. Should you get a 110 / 112 with finger grooves, or without?

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Filed Under: Blog, Buck Knives, Camping Knives

Schrade LB7 vs Buck 110: Which Is Better? [2025]

Posted on August 21, 2021 Written by Joseph Stein

Thinking about buying the Schrade LB7 or the Buck 110? This article will help you with a concise explanation of the differences & similarities of the Schrade LB7 vs Buck 110. Our aim is to help you make the right buying decision.

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Filed Under: Buck Knives, Camping Knives, Knife Comparisons

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