Yep, they’re fine knives. Your knife was made in 2021 based on the little symbol next to “124” (they use a different symbol each year). The new 124’s come in a black box inside of a black sleeve - classier box. These run $184.99 (with free shipping) directly from Buck but subscribe to their email newsletters & wait for a discount code - recently got another 124 for 20% off of the $184.99. Thanks for video!
Very cool Buck 124. That is about the best knife out there for sheer ruggedness and taking to the field. The little nick in the handle adds character and makes it yours. That knife was made in Post Falls Idaho which is local to me. I made a short trip over to the factory and picked up one just like yours about five years ago. It is the Beast of the cabinet right alongside the K-Bar. Most folks probably already know, but I will mention that Buck also does pretty affordable custom work through their website. Thanks for a great review.
Fantastic find, my friend! I am so happy for you. This knife is on my "someday" list, and I've wanted one for quite a while. I also agree with you about shopping locally. Thanks for sharing!
Hello fellow Canuck! I just watched this for the third time, love it. I purchased my first 124 this past week myself. Don’t know why I waited so long. Thanks again for sharing yours eh.
@@singingtoad I highly recommend any of the Ritter rsk series fixed or folder. Awesome users. The the Deka series is great too if you want an excellent smaller light weight knife. They have the Deka in 20cv and magnacut in a wharncliffe or clip point for well under $200. Big bang for your buck with Hogue. The full size rsk folders are 20cv steel for around $160 American and the mini is supposed to be great too. The fixed blade is s45vn and just under $200. It's a great carry. I actually showed it in my last post. They make the sig k320 tanto and drop points in s30v for just over $100 and they all have the able lock. The able lock is pretty much an improved version of benchmades axis lock. I highly recommend any of those for a first Hogue but I love them all so far.
@singingtoad ya just get it to have for nothing really I don't really use mine for anything but showing or just playing with it I have other knives I use for stuff. I know stupid huh but it's what we do we are guys rt lol
I also wanted the 124 for awhile to had mine for about a year now love it one of my best. I have had the 119 for 12 yrs have the pathfinder and 117 also 112 the rapide selkirk. And sovarain pardon the spelling just to name a few thanks
@@singingtoad Yeah been busy with work, visited NY then down with Covid the past week. All good now, catching up on the videos. Glad to be back :), thanks Mr. Toad!
Nice pick up👍. I had one back in the late 80's bought from a gun store here. Had a bit of an incident with it and ended up giving it away. Had brown slabs if I remember correctly.
@@singingtoad There wasn't the thought of, 'I better hold onto it in case I can't get another one,' with things back then. I've got another one that I had around the same time that means more to me anyway.
@@andrewh6034 I get that completely. Most of the knives in my collection have no sentimental value to me at all, nor do I collect knives with the intent of them gaining value and to be sold for more at a later time. Only about a handful of the knives I own are ones I'll never part with...
Looks great I'm glad you were able to pick one up I did also bout a year ago love mine to they are awesome.
Thanks very kindly! 🙏Take care and Cheers!
Glad you got one. It's a grail!
Thank you. Cheers!
Yep, they’re fine knives. Your knife was made in 2021 based on the little symbol next to “124” (they use a different symbol each year). The new 124’s come in a black box inside of a black sleeve - classier box. These run $184.99 (with free shipping) directly from Buck but subscribe to their email newsletters & wait for a discount code - recently got another 124 for 20% off of the $184.99. Thanks for video!
Thank you and that's really good to know. Cheers!
Got mine on sale for get this 149.00 not to bad have not seen the sale since
Got a lot of Buck knives, in fact I own almost all the hunting knives they put out and with no hesitation this one is my all time favorite knife
Thanks very much! I appreciate you watching and Cheers!
Beautiful knife. Waiting for mine to arrive any day now.
Thank you! I'm really enjoying it.
Very cool Buck 124. That is about the best knife out there for sheer ruggedness and taking to the field. The little nick in the handle adds character and makes it yours. That knife was made in Post Falls Idaho which is local to me. I made a short trip over to the factory and picked up one just like yours about five years ago. It is the Beast of the cabinet right alongside the K-Bar. Most folks probably already know, but I will mention that Buck also does pretty affordable custom work through their website. Thanks for a great review.
Thanks very much for watching, I appreciate your support. Take care and Cheers!
Fantastic find, my friend! I am so happy for you. This knife is on my "someday" list, and I've wanted one for quite a while. I also agree with you about shopping locally. Thanks for sharing!
It's also been on my list for a very long time as well; I'm glad I finally pulled the trigger though. 😁
I just bought the 124, to add to my Buck Knife collection. And I am looking forward to getting mine. I love all my Buck Knives.
I absolutely love mine and I'm sure you'll be pleased with yours. 😁Thanks and Cheers!
Hello fellow Canuck! I just watched this for the third time, love it. I purchased my first 124 this past week myself. Don’t know why I waited so long. Thanks again for sharing yours eh.
Thanks very much and I'm glad you like it. Cheers!
Now that's a knife! Fantastic. Buck makes such great knives. I especially love the fixed blades.
Buck and Sypderco are my top 2 favorite American brands; I wish I could collect them all...lol
@@singingtoad I hear that. I'm a huge Hogue fan too.
@@FreedomFrog333 I don't currently own any Hogue knives, I should probably get one...lol
@@singingtoad I highly recommend any of the Ritter rsk series fixed or folder. Awesome users. The the Deka series is great too if you want an excellent smaller light weight knife. They have the Deka in 20cv and magnacut in a wharncliffe or clip point for well under $200. Big bang for your buck with Hogue. The full size rsk folders are 20cv steel for around $160 American and the mini is supposed to be great too. The fixed blade is s45vn and just under $200. It's a great carry. I actually showed it in my last post. They make the sig k320 tanto and drop points in s30v for just over $100 and they all have the able lock. The able lock is pretty much an improved version of benchmades axis lock. I highly recommend any of those for a first Hogue but I love them all so far.
The 124 is an impressive knife. Will you use it or is it just for the collection?
Oh, this bad boy is definitely going to join me on adventures into the wilderness!
I have wanted one since the 80s (if I recall right) but never bought one since I have no idea what I would use that for?!
I find it helps me to salivate, since I immediately start uncontrollably drooling the moment I look at it...lol
@singingtoad ya just get it to have for nothing really I don't really use mine for anything but showing or just playing with it I have other knives I use for stuff. I know stupid huh but it's what we do we are guys rt lol
I also wanted the 124 for awhile to had mine for about a year now love it one of my best. I have had the 119 for 12 yrs have the pathfinder and 117 also 112 the rapide selkirk. And sovarain pardon the spelling just to name a few thanks
Thanks for stopping by! 😊 Take care and Cheers!
Great knife. When you put it next to the 119 it’s like a Great White next to a Megaladon!
lol no doubt. 😆
I went the other way: bought a 102 to go with the 119. Great choice though, enjoy!
Hey man, how are you doing? I haven't heard from you in while. Thanks for stopping by. Cheers!
@@singingtoad Yeah been busy with work, visited NY then down with Covid the past week. All good now, catching up on the videos. Glad to be back :), thanks Mr. Toad!
@@diverdave2179 I'm sorry to hear you were not feeling well, but I'm glad to hear your doing better now. I'm glad to have you back. Take care, eh?
Nice pick up👍. I had one back in the late 80's bought from a gun store here. Had a bit of an incident with it and ended up giving it away. Had brown slabs if I remember correctly.
Ah the old "one that got away" story, eh? lol I can honestly say, I don't think I'll ever be giving this one away... 😉
@@singingtoad There wasn't the thought of, 'I better hold onto it in case I can't get another one,' with things back then.
I've got another one that I had around the same time that means more to me anyway.
@@andrewh6034 I get that completely. Most of the knives in my collection have no sentimental value to me at all, nor do I collect knives with the intent of them gaining value and to be sold for more at a later time. Only about a handful of the knives I own are ones I'll never part with...
Cannot beat a Buck Knife for its history and the looks it has. It comes with good warranty and proven preformance. Happy to see you enjoy it.
Thanks very much Gizmo, I appreciate your kind comments and wisdom you share. Cheers!