Most excellent. THE best way to compare is to have and use both 110s. I have a number of both and would be happy with either. I much prefer having the choice. The performance gap is so small that it really boils down to which I'm in the mood to carry that day. I suspect it won't take long to acclimatize to fixed blade EDC. Once you do its absence will affect your sense of preparedness. The 113 is a fantastic EDC fixed blade. Very non-threatening and a wonderfully capable tool. I know a few guys that EDC that blade and a few guides that have used it for several years. Continued safe journeys. I will be responding to certain package that was waiting for me upon my arrival home. Thank you very much! It will get some testing immediately. -Mo
All great knives in my opinion 😀 glad you are getting the chance to carry whatever you want for a change 👍 That Cat wanted your knives 😅 knows good blades 😅🤣
I am doing my best and I really do appreciate the freedom. I hope you all cherish and preserve it for when future generations wake up to the need for a decent tool rather than a phone on their belt
I see you have not caught the autobug yet. A lot of those States you can carry automatic knives. There is an automatic Buck 110 that is kind of Something Old Something New. I got a 40-year-old buck 110 myself. That is the quintessential Country Boy knife
Ahh well you see my friend that while I can see the rational for an auto and could be tempted, His Majesty's government will not allow me to own it or to take into the United Kingdom.
Nobody takes a blind bit of notice mate - it is both curious to me and a real pleasure - which is itself a measure of the constraints we have imposed upon us.
Most excellent. THE best way to compare is to have and use both 110s. I have a number of both and would be happy with either. I much prefer having the choice. The performance gap is so small that it really boils down to which I'm in the mood to carry that day.
I suspect it won't take long to acclimatize to fixed blade EDC. Once you do its absence will affect your sense of preparedness. The 113 is a fantastic EDC fixed blade. Very non-threatening and a wonderfully capable tool. I know a few guys that EDC that blade and a few guides that have used it for several years.
Continued safe journeys. I will be responding to certain package that was waiting for me upon my arrival home. Thank you very much! It will get some testing immediately.
-Mo
I am always grateful to you Mo for the gift. As I write I am mixing and matching on a daily basis - what a hoot!
All great knives in my opinion 😀 glad you are getting the chance to carry whatever you want for a change 👍
That Cat wanted your knives 😅 knows good blades 😅🤣
The cat can get its own steel. It is still a source of great enjoyment .
Interesting how we stick with what we are accustom to. Good video and good progression on your travels. zane
Apart from the SAKs I haven't brought a slip joint with me. I could get accustomed to very quickly
I just love the 113!
A subtle and very winning tool. I am getting that way myself.
Rock that fixed blade! Enjoy the freedom while your here.
I am doing my best and I really do appreciate the freedom. I hope you all cherish and preserve it for when future generations wake up to the need for a decent tool rather than a phone on their belt
@@fadingmargins I'm trying it's hard here in NYS but we keep fighting for our rights!
@@JH_1095 Its a tough road to walk, all the best!
You see Steve carrying a 110 in the pocket isn't so bad. 😉
No, you're right, works very well in the pocket, though on the belt leaves more room for lesser items. 😉
I see you have not caught the autobug yet. A lot of those States you can carry automatic knives. There is an automatic Buck 110 that is kind of Something Old Something New. I got a 40-year-old buck 110 myself. That is the quintessential Country Boy knife
Ahh well you see my friend that while I can see the rational for an auto and could be tempted, His Majesty's government will not allow me to own it or to take into the United Kingdom.
@@fadingmargins I didn't realize you couldn't even own one. I'm afraid you're really going to be spoiled here for when you go back
@@sixgunslingin You many have a point me thinks.
@@fadingmargins well you are welcome to just stay. Find a state you like buy a Little land and pitch your tent:-)
@@sixgunslingin Mate, if only that was the case.. No pun intended.
For those of us who are car fanatics- what you driving on this road trip?
Nissan Rogue - review to follow
Lol! When in Rome!
Do as Rome does - indeed my friend - indeed!
Tell them you are related to crocodile Dundee 🙂
Nobody takes a blind bit of notice mate - it is both curious to me and a real pleasure - which is itself a measure of the constraints we have imposed upon us.