I’ve owned and used a pair of these since the late 90’s… Perfect in Every Way!!
The “finger choil” as people like to call it isn’t meant for a finger at all… It’s primary purpose is to facilitate sharpening without marring the guard…the edge purposely ends short of the guard with a cut out recess to prevent damaging the aesthetics of the piece… And a Beautiful piece it is!!
The fuller is often mistakenly called a blood groove but that again is a misnomer… The fuller cuts serve two purposes…1- to lighten the blade and 2- they are simply aesthetically pleasing..
Great Video!!
I enjoyed your presentation very much. There are only two things I would ask of you sir. Loose or lower the volume of your music and obtain a microphone for yourself. I had a very hard time hearing what you had to say. That was a shame for me since I found it very interesting would have liked to have heard the whole talk. Thank you for posting this.
I’ve never had an issue with any of the Buck knives that I’ve owned, and I still have the folding Ranger that I wore to school on the early 80’s.
I wanted the General really bad back in those days. This video is a reminder to pick one up sometime.
great knife, I remember almost 40 years ago my father having one, not the 120 but the largest without a blood groove. the sheath had a flap over it though. that knife was used many many times camping and hunting. thanks for sharing
Grew up with Buck knives and still dig em to this day…Good review vid as good knife…
Buck has some of these classics down pat, this is a tried and true knife
NOW THATS A KNIFE!! great review on a classic knife Rex:)
yes i now but i can just ordered this one
BUCK has been my favorite knife brand for many many years! That knife is awesome man!
Whoever said:
‘money can’t buy happiness’
…… Bought the wrong knife
nice video sir it’s really a true knive
I’ve owned and used a pair of these since the late 90’s… Perfect in Every Way!!
The “finger choil” as people like to call it isn’t meant for a finger at all… It’s primary purpose is to facilitate sharpening without marring the guard…the edge purposely ends short of the guard with a cut out recess to prevent damaging the aesthetics of the piece… And a Beautiful piece it is!!
The fuller is often mistakenly called a blood groove but that again is a misnomer… The fuller cuts serve two purposes…1- to lighten the blade and 2- they are simply aesthetically pleasing..
Great Video!!
One of my favorites !!!
Wow great review. I love that you give a kind of history. Keep going. You helped ma a lot. And i love how you response tot every one !
You can baton your blade all you want , just not in public , ok ? Nice video thanks !
these knives are amazing
I really like my buck, use it all the time.
I enjoyed your presentation very much. There are only two things I would ask of you sir. Loose or lower the volume of your music and obtain a microphone for yourself. I had a very hard time hearing what you had to say. That was a shame for me since I found it very interesting would have liked to have heard the whole talk. Thank you for posting this.
you tuber were do you buy these knives
I love Buck knives, too!
Nice blade 🙂
Can I put this buck 120 in my combat boot? You know like a bootleg knife
Looks like a sweet knife, I’ll have to add it to my “to get list” of knives. Thanks for sharing and happy Thanksgiving.
Nice review. I just purchased mine from Amazon. I wonder what is that fruit you cut through with the knife?
I have one of those. Awesome knife.
I’m thumbing u down. Why? Because of that stupid fucking piano playing in that background!
What state
I’ve never had an issue with any of the Buck knives that I’ve owned, and I still have the folding Ranger that I wore to school on the early 80’s.
I wanted the General really bad back in those days. This video is a reminder to pick one up sometime.
my favorit knife 120
I have one of those. I never use it because it’s way bigger than I like for a hunting knife.
Batong that shit up broh, nice video i appreciated it.
Surprised that you didn’t mention scream
I must get Me one,,,get a few119 specials,,,but I must have a General by Buck,,,Take Care & Peace
great knife, I remember almost 40 years ago my father having one, not the 120 but the largest without a blood groove. the sheath had a flap over it though. that knife was used many many times camping and hunting. thanks for sharing