The most fun I’ve had with a knife ever. Hunting Knife? Survival Knife? You decide…
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Buck
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Buck Knives 0110BRS 110 Famous Folding Hunter Knife with Genuine Leather Sheath
RAZOR SHARP CLIP POINT BLADE- 3-3/4" 420HC stainless steel clip point blade has excellent strength , edge retention and is corrosion resistant. The clip point blade has a very sharp controllable point, and is good for detail work, piercing and slicin... (as of September 17, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Get This Party Started
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Buck: A Memoir
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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