Leather Sheath for the Buck 110/112 Ranger Folding Knife (Knife not included), Retention Adjustable, Fit 1.5'' and 1.75'' Wide Belt

I used the buck 110 as an EDC for work and have gone through quite a few sheaths. Functionality is 5/5, the knife sits in about 3/4ths - 4/5ths of the way in and is snug as a bug. Shaking upside down vigorously and 0 movement. Retrieval can be comfortably and easily done with one hand, although I use two hands to put it back into the sheath as I am still getting used to having to flip the knife around to put it in blade up.I have a 1.5" leather belt and this fits perfectly on it.I'm mixed about the snap button, otoh it makes taking the sheath on and off simpler, but if the sheath gets caught on something it undoes the snap which in turn could cause the sheath to fall off belt.EDIT: Almost a year now and still wearing this daily. By far the best leather belt sheath for the buck 110. It has never once fallen out or come close to even budging from it's holstered position. Twice the snap has come undone on me, both times when trying to squeeze through extremely tight spaces at work, so no co.plaints with the snap at all, but still wish it were sewn or riveted. Durability 10/10!!! I do plumbing work so I'm in all sorts of places, sliding along concrete floors in crawlspaces and the like. I've been through at least 7 other leather sheaths specifically for buck knives and this one is the clear winner.

I love the fact that I carry the buck 110 automatic and this sheath is so fast at getting that out. I just love it. Just absolutely love it and it looks good on your hip.

I have a older style buck 110 I have carried for 40 years. I like the look of this sheath and the way it would carry on my belt. Unfortunately the knife is thicker in the handle. The newer 110 and 112s are thinner handles. The reason I know this is that I collect Buck knives. I dug out a newer 110 and it fits great. As for the old knife I will have to keep searching for a replacement sheath. Good finish and quality.

I took a chance, and I’m happy that I did! This is an amazing sheath, it’s solid and functional. A well made sheath for the Buck 110… and by the way it also has been working well for the auto version without accidentally deploying the blade. I’m very happy with this purchase. I would like to see a left hip version, for use when CCP on my right.

Very well made top grade materials I think think it will break in with some normal use.

I think I like this product, was a bit different to get used to and set up the tension to correctly grip the knife so it would not fallout or come out unexpectedly. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a daily carry sheath.

Wish it was bigger. I have a good size folding knife. Very well designed. Wouldn't call the sheath a large. More medium to be honest.

Not a knock on its quality as it's a well made product, but on its price. Nowhere on the product page is country of origin obvious. $40 strikes me as a lot of money for an imported product when there are quality American made ones being offered around $30-$35. That said, I have no complaint with its workmanship or materials. I have the same problem noted by Gary G in that I have a fairly old Buck 110, and while I can get it in the sheath (understanding that new leather takes time to break in), it compresses the blade down a bit, and it takes me both hands to either put it in or remove it. If you need a case that grips that hard, this may be the item for you. The case is designed with tension adjustment screws, but they weren't sufficient in my case. It always took 2 hands to place or remove no matter what, which isn't useful in my opinion.