Knife Thumb Studs for Buck 110 and 112 2pcs With Hex for Pocket Knife EDC

At first look, these didn’t seem to fit the 110 & 112 blades and I started the return process. Then read few reviews and noticed that these were press fit & needed a little pressure & a bit fidgeting. Voila! They slid on to the blades. See pics.PS: A big thank you to the other reviewers who mentioned to press fit these on to the blades.

Fits perfectly on my bucket 112. I know a lot of people say you don't need it. But I have arthritis and opening the knife has never been easier. It matches with gold metal and feels sturdy. Price makes it even better.

Doesn’t fit a Buck 110. Save your money. Buy somewhere else.

Single hand opening , the only thing that could make it better would be if it had ridges on both sides

I needed some replacement thumb studs, and these fit the bill very well. The only thing to know is that depending on the blade stock thickness you may have to give them a bit of a love tap to get them down onto the top of the blade, but once they’re in there, they’re not going anywhere. Not much else to say other than they seem to be very well machined and well built, and I’ve had these on the knife in question for about six months now and they haven’t budged an inch. Now they’re not crowned or anything like that so they do have a bit of an edge to him, but honestly, it’s nothing to write home about the work good for you.

Fits great on my Black Cat knife!

3 stars because, although these items are a great idea, neither of the pieces fit the Buck 110 blade straight out of the package.The notch is not wide enough to fit over back of the blade.Buyer will need to widen the notch in both pieces by clamping them in a small vise and cutting the notch width by around 1/32" using either a small file or Dremel with a cutting wheel.Would not recommend buying this unless the buyer is a hobbyist, watch maker or surgeon with patience, dexterity and the right tools."Nurse, clamp and file, STAT!"Also, the set screw is very short, if installing the set screw into the piece for storage it will go through and fall out through the inside of the notch.

I own both the KIWP and this version.PROS:I like the tight fit, at first seems slightly too small but they do fit. I also like they are slightly smaller in overall dimensions then the "KWIP" version. This brand uses both friction fit and set screw.CON:The KWIP version has a better set screw but KWIP rely on a slightly loose fit with emphasis on the set screw to primarily keep the thumb stud in place.I am saving the "KWIP" stud as backup if ever needed.