First Look: Buck Knives 110 & 112 Crossbar Elite

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posted on October 5, 2026
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Summary in Short: Buck Knives has introduced the 110 and 112 Crossbar Elite, modernizing its iconic 110 Folding Hunter and 112 Ranger designs for everyday carry. The new models feature MagnaCut steel, a one-handed ambidextrous crossbar lock, lightweight aluminum handles, ebony inlays, and reversible deep-carry clips. Both models are made in Idaho and backed by Buck’s Forever Warranty.

Buck Knives, Inc. has launched its 110 & 112 Crossbar Elite, bringing modern performance and everyday-carry functionality to two of the most recognizable designs in Buck Knives history.

Built on the profiles of the legendary 110 Folding Hunter and 112 Ranger, the Crossbar Elites combine Buck's design with a modern crossbar locking mechanism and lightweight construction.

110 Crossbar Elite

At the center of the design is a one-handed, ambidextrous crossbar lock, paired with a thumbstud, sharpening choil and reversible deep-carry pocket clip. The result is a slimmer, lighter and more pocket-friendly interpretation of the classic 110 and 112, while maintaining their unmistakable clip point profile.

110 and 112

Features:

• MagnaCut steel with Buck's proprietary BOS Heat Treatment
• One-handed, ambidextrous crossbar lock
• Iconic 110 and 112 clip point blade profile
• Dual thumbstuds
• Cerakoted aluminum handle construction
• Premium Macassar ebony inlays
• Reversible, removable deep carry pocket clip
• USA Made in Post Falls, Idaho
• Forever Warranty

The Crossbar Elite is designed to bridge generations of Buck users—from longtime 110 and 112 owners to today's EDC enthusiast. For more information, visit buckknives.com.

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