@@IIIIlllIllIIlllllIllIlIIIllIIl Buck 119 is the preferred knife of choice for drifters for half a century. Thats why I use the 120. Give myself the upper hand.
@@jimbusmaximus4624I have my grandfathers old hunting knife. It has an Ivory handle, I couldn't bring myself to actually use it though. He bought it in 1930 when he was 25.
@@jimbusmaximus4624Honestly my comment probably would change much, but he gave it to you to use it (I would assume) It’s a gift that one day you could even pass down.
@@user-qb7ue4uj6r(not sure why I never saw your reply until now, but anyway..) the knife he gave me I carry every day. But the knife he LEFT me, the one he carried every day til his last breath, is the one I don't use. Its probably my most treasured belonging.
About 15 years ago I bought 2 buck 119's I opened 1 to use and kept the other as a backup. I'm still using the first one and doesn't look like I'll be opening the backup any time soon
@joshbastardly2570the older style bucks are still made right. The more modern ones are still definitely quality knives but dont have the flair that old bucks do
The buck 119 has gutted,skined and butchered more deer than any other knife hands down and no mater how bloody it's gotten in my and my friends experience it never slips.
Not sure the model # but the brown folding Buck knife with the gold trim is probably a more common hunting knife. Its like a right of passage for a dad/uncle to give one to a young hunter.
@@redneckrebel9830 my uncle gave me one when I shot my first deer. I lost it after shooting my 2nd one and putting it on the ground to pull the guts out. Still keeps me up at night when I think about it 🤦
Buck knives - these were already legendary back in the 70s when I was a kid. Their logo was always badass - driving the knife edge through a railroad tie on an anvil using a forging hammer.
I have a little version of that, got it when I was about 11-12, had it for about 3 years now, beat it so hard, cutting wood, twine, plastic, hide, bone, and all of kinds of of things, give it a good sharpen, maybe fix the tip, and it would be brand new, best knife I have ever had so far. 10/10 from me
Kinda of a tradition in my family to gift everyone in the family a 119 ever since my mom and dad got each other one and I love mine, not as slippery as it feels but not the stickiest of handles by far. Use them all the time for butcher work hold a good edge and easy to sharpen and its cool to see when our whole family gets together butching a hog or beef that the 119 is either in everyone's hand or in their selection of knives to bring to the event i hope it never changes.
My 119 has really grown on me. It has become my primary sheath knife. It’s not so expensive and fancy that you don’t want to use it, yet it’s incredibly durable, versatile, and just a great knife for almost any task. You would think the handle would be slippery but even soaking wet it’s never slipped.
Buck has continued to maintain the quality of their knives in this day and age, which i find genuinely impressive. I have my fathers 20 year old Buck 110 and a new one i got in the last year. Both have held up eqully well, and ive noticed no issues with my newer one despite being made in the last couple of years.
Absolute best knife I carry almost every day, got it when I was a young man and it’s seen years of abuse and maybe sharpened three times over the last 18 years of having it, still shiny still sharp still cuts and guts. Buck makes a good strong knife man.
Wow I did not know that. I wonder why they would lower their standards like that? I noticed recently they sell them cheaper than their own website straight from the factory.
Great knife glade you covered that handle being slippery when wet. I always figured that they over size the handle so it can be modified to fit user preference easily with a file.
Love me some Buck knives. For my retirement gift to myself I bought a 112 from their custom shop with finger grooves and stag handles. I bought it to use rather than to look at. It came razor sharp too.
I've used buck knives (110 folding) my whole life. I have that knife as well. Nothing better. I've never needed a knife to chop firewood. I've always had a hatchet. I've never had an occasion that I had to stab into a piece of wood lunch times. I have had my hands covered in blood and the knife handle was just fine. Good video!
This, along with the Buck №110 are classic old knives that are still good today. Every knife guy should own them. My №119 is a 1970s model, and although it is just 420HC steel, it's Buck's 420HC with their legendary heat treatment. You can't say anything bad about the US made Bucks
Yup, great knife and a great warranty. Lifetime warranty if i remeber correct. I sent in one buck knife one time and they sent me a brand new replacement (they usually last a few lifetimes so returns are rare)
My Sargent in battle school at CFB Wainwright, nick named Jungle Jim . Said the Buck fix blade was the finest and most reliable combat knife ever made .
I've had one that's lived in my fishing tackle box for 30 odd years. Thing is still solid. It gets a sharpening stone every few years, other than that I just use a steel or strop.
I have a buck intrepid and have had several other buck knives, never a problem. I bought one at the store and asked them to sharpen it and the said no,that there was nothing they could do to sharpen it further. Great knives.
I actually gave my 119 away after using it for the last few years. Went for the $25 Gordon 119 copy from hobo freight. Durability tests prove it actually stays together better under hard use and the steel is better than bucks. It’s just a knife like the guy here says, not trying to be anything else. I just went to a slightly better one for half the price and the guy that got it had his day made. Hate away it’s not made in the USA, but eh, it’s just a knife, only a little tougher with better edge retention.
A classic, American made, high-quality tool that anybody can afford. What's not to love? It will strike a ferro rod and is absolutely painless to put a fine edge on.
my grandad has bought me case knives ever since i was 11 and for my 16 birthday he got me this and i carry it everytime we go hunting i believe ghost face uses the 120 but i love this knife so much
I've carried a buck 119 since I was 16, and every year I retire the one i've carried on my birth day and get a new one. I just turned 23 last month and have 7 of them in my drawer and one on my hip now. Best knife I've ever carried, and still love to this day
“It’s a knife” is the best description I’ve ever been able to give to friends who look into Buck knives You’re paying for a damn good knife, and if you expect anything more. You’re looking at the wrong tool, they know what they make, they know how well they make it, and they don’t try to sell you on anything more. You get it for a knife or you don’t get it at all; and that’s why I’ll be passing my 119 down some day
Great knife, I bought the 120 though because I hae large hands and its just asthetic for me I like a knife that looks proportionate in my hand. I have bought many buck knives and have never been dissapointed with them
I got a buck 120 personally because I love the buck 119 but it just didn’t have enough reach. I literally treat it as if it were my own child because it’s the nicest knife I’ve ever had
I can strike my ferrous rod with my bucky... the Sheth is a bit rough though. 😕 Oh, need too say i found it in the woods in an old abandoned stand. No rust, and the leather was still intact tho it was found under an old tree which crushed the stand ....
I got the bigger version for my older brother. He died and I got it back. A decade later I still use it for all kinds of things. I'm sure there are better knifes but I do love that buck, and ya actually skinned a buck with it and we dared eachother to take a bite of raw heart...
I got this knife years ago because me and my dad had seen Les Stroud use it on survivor man, (now he uses Camilus knives I think) little did I know it’s like one of the most famous, and oldest knives in history lol, love it and it’s big handle, great grip for whittling and any kind of woodwork
I would love to see you review some of the "ladies" tactical knives targeted at women on Amazon. Most of them are quite entertaining with the hearts cut in the blades and decorated scales but it would be nice to know if there is at least a descent knife a man can buy his more feminine lady as a gift that she wouldn't mind having in her bag as an edc. My edc is super utilitarian because I work on a rescue farm but lots of ladies like pretty stuff
Buck knifes are amazing blades and they have great patterns but to keep them sharp is a whole chore in itself the edge retention on their steel is just not very great
That’s 420HC for you. Not the best steel out there but good for someone new to sharpening or for those who don’t need a knife too often. If you still want a buck but need better steel than 420HC cuz you use knives a lot and know how to sharpen them correctly buck offers S30V which is a better alloy by far.
I have a Buck Vanguard from 1988 that's still as solid and (almost) as sharp as the day I bought it for $30 new. Now they're selling for over $100, so I guess it was a good investment. I've used it for everything from pounding nails, prying and opening cans to skinning game and preparing kindling.
If you want a real beast, and an indestructible one, check out the (stupidly) discontinued Buck 650 Nighthawk. One of the toughest blades you'll handle. 1/4" stabber and slicer. And as stated before, Buck stupidly discontinued it. I have a new found respect for Buck's 420HC. Larrin (of Magnacut fame) has showed in his toughness chart that 420HC is some of the toughest steel out there. So I don't need or want to spend half a paycheck on a tool when the old school steels - 1095, 5160, 154CM, 420HC and 440C work just fine.
Subscribed. I appreciate that you give honest reviews. Mine came factory SHARP! More than ready to skin game, which is its purpose. It was never meant to be baton’d, but it could be baton’d in a pinch. Great grandpa knife. (Honestly, I just love it for nostalgia, there are SO many better options but…. It looks cool/is functional/and reminds me of gramps.
Tip retention surprised me on this one. Every Buck I've ever owned had great edge retention, the tradeoff being that they were super brittle and prone to chipping/breaking. There's a piece of wood in a local state park that still has the tip of an old Buck I used to own buried in it somewhere. 😅
Yeah I never owned a Buck 110 because I didn’t like the brass bolsters and so I hadn’t really learned how good of a company they are. I would definitely like to get a 110 in synthetic scales.
While serving with 1st of the 75th a friend bought a big Buck bowie,first strike on a tree the blade broke off and all he had in his hand was the handle.Decided not to go with Buck after that.
Id do the old kukri trick and wrap the handle in either pin tar or the modern take and use grip tape. The slippery problem is fixed and you got a great knife.
Surprisingly, the handle isn’t bad when it’s “wet”. I’ve owned one for over 30 years and cleaned a lot of deer with mine. Mine also CD strike a farrow rod between the blade and the hand guard. But like I said, mine is old.
I want the premium steel version. But the old still works A-ok for me. Every Buck product is great, my 110 still looks new. I want the premium steel line ASAP.
@@UltraMAGAandproudofit I also use an otf on my back pocket for mundane things, but I always strap my buck knife onto my belt before I even put my shoes on.
I had one back when I was a kid. I absolutely loved it. I was about 13, when my idiot best friend decided he wanted to cut an extension cord with it and melted a 1/2 inch groove into it.
Buck is the only company i know of that can make 420hc perform better than some knife companys using better steel they have mastered the heat treat on it!👌
I've used a Buck 119 for over 30 years. It has served me very well.
Do you think the 120 is overkill
@@IIIIlllIllIIlllllIllIlIIIllIIlNo, honestly, if you want it then get it. Nothing is overkill if it serves your purpose.
@@austinschaaf4122 Don't worry about him. He's about to be the next ghostface. He needs "overkill" 😅
@@IIIIlllIllIIlllllIllIlIIIllIIl Buck 119 is the preferred knife of choice for drifters for half a century. Thats why I use the 120. Give myself the upper hand.
@@IIIIlllIllIIlllllIllIlIIIllIIlask ghostface
When my grandfather passed I only got a few things of his, his old Timex watch and his Buck 119. It is by far the best camping knife I have.
That's a heirloom!
@@jimbusmaximus4624I have my grandfathers old hunting knife. It has an Ivory handle, I couldn't bring myself to actually use it though. He bought it in 1930 when he was 25.
@@PaulRudd1941 I have a few of my Grandpa's knives too! I don't use any of them, sounds corny but I wanted to keep the edge he put on it.
@@jimbusmaximus4624Honestly my comment probably would change much, but he gave it to you to use it (I would assume) It’s a gift that one day you could even pass down.
@@user-qb7ue4uj6r(not sure why I never saw your reply until now, but anyway..) the knife he gave me I carry every day. But the knife he LEFT me, the one he carried every day til his last breath, is the one I don't use. Its probably my most treasured belonging.
About 15 years ago I bought 2 buck 119's I opened 1 to use and kept the other as a backup. I'm still using the first one and doesn't look like I'll be opening the backup any time soon
Hang the back up on your wall.
@joshbastardly2570the older style bucks are still made right. The more modern ones are still definitely quality knives but dont have the flair that old bucks do
I do this on a regular basis😂, I have so many unopened knives 💀
@@painted_smile9131ummm, ok
Give me your spare one
The buck 119 has gutted,skined and butchered more deer than any other knife hands down and no mater how bloody it's gotten in my and my friends experience it never slips.
Buck110 may beat it
Not sure the model # but the brown folding Buck knife with the gold trim is probably a more common hunting knife. Its like a right of passage for a dad/uncle to give one to a young hunter.
@bigisrick that's the buck 110, i have one
It’s the 30-30 if knives
@@redneckrebel9830 my uncle gave me one when I shot my first deer. I lost it after shooting my 2nd one and putting it on the ground to pull the guts out. Still keeps me up at night when I think about it 🤦
My first knife. I convinced my grandpa to get it for me at ace hardware but my mom took it
typical mom move
Wow haha every man remembers his first knife!
I remember mine it was a pocketknife I accidentally cut myself with it and my mom took it
@@jimbusmaximus4624 and most real men cut them selfs by accident from playing with the first knife to much 😂😂😂
Moms dislike fun.
Now I see why Ghostface goes for Buck knives 🔪
LOL the buck 120 is also my favorite knife
He uses the 120, but yes
You spelled Voorhees wrong
@@PublicStqticVoidthe 120 is easily my favorite woodworking knife.
@@chasewells5464 It's my favorite for combat
Buck knives - these were already legendary back in the 70s when I was a kid. Their logo was always badass - driving the knife edge through a railroad tie on an anvil using a forging hammer.
I have a little version of that, got it when I was about 11-12, had it for about 3 years now, beat it so hard, cutting wood, twine, plastic, hide, bone, and all of kinds of of things, give it a good sharpen, maybe fix the tip, and it would be brand new, best knife I have ever had so far. 10/10 from me
You can absolutely throw sparks with the spine of this knife.
Buck knives are the best for working people who just need to get shit done and don't care about tacticool.
I’ve dressed every animal I’ve ever hunted with my Buck 119. Fantastic knife
Still love watching these. Really does help us make decisions on what we purchase next.
My dad gave me his Buck 119 that he had with him in Vietnam. I took it to Iraq with me. It's turned into a great family heirloom.
Kinda of a tradition in my family to gift everyone in the family a 119 ever since my mom and dad got each other one and I love mine, not as slippery as it feels but not the stickiest of handles by far. Use them all the time for butcher work hold a good edge and easy to sharpen and its cool to see when our whole family gets together butching a hog or beef that the 119 is either in everyone's hand or in their selection of knives to bring to the event i hope it never changes.
My 119 has really grown on me. It has become my primary sheath knife. It’s not so expensive and fancy that you don’t want to use it, yet it’s incredibly durable, versatile, and just a great knife for almost any task. You would think the handle would be slippery but even soaking wet it’s never slipped.
I've carried my 119 every single day for 26 years. Couldn't be happier..
Buck has continued to maintain the quality of their knives in this day and age, which i find genuinely impressive. I have my fathers 20 year old Buck 110 and a new one i got in the last year. Both have held up eqully well, and ive noticed no issues with my newer one despite being made in the last couple of years.
Absolute best knife I carry almost every day, got it when I was a young man and it’s seen years of abuse and maybe sharpened three times over the last 18 years of having it, still shiny still sharp still cuts and guts. Buck makes a good strong knife man.
Because of your videos my Amazon list is full of knives 😂. Thank you, brother!
Wow I did not know that. I wonder why they would lower their standards like that? I noticed recently they sell them cheaper than their own website straight from the factory.
Recently found your knife reviews. Really appreciate your attention to detail. You put a lot of info into a short time. Thanks for these.
Great knife glade you covered that handle being slippery when wet. I always figured that they over size the handle so it can be modified to fit user preference easily with a file.
Love me some Buck knives. For my retirement gift to myself I bought a 112 from their custom shop with finger grooves and stag handles. I bought it to use rather than to look at. It came razor sharp too.
I've used buck knives (110 folding) my whole life. I have that knife as well.
Nothing better. I've never needed a knife to chop firewood. I've always had a hatchet.
I've never had an occasion that I had to stab into a piece of wood lunch times. I have had my hands covered in blood and the knife handle was just fine. Good video!
This, along with the Buck №110 are classic old knives that are still good today. Every knife guy should own them. My №119 is a 1970s model, and although it is just 420HC steel, it's Buck's 420HC with their legendary heat treatment. You can't say anything bad about the US made Bucks
Yup, great knife and a great warranty.
Lifetime warranty if i remeber correct. I sent in one buck knife one time and they sent me a brand new replacement (they usually last a few lifetimes so returns are rare)
My Sargent in battle school at CFB Wainwright, nick named Jungle Jim . Said the Buck fix blade was the finest and most reliable combat knife ever made .
Ive had mine for almost 20 years. It does get a little slick. That also makes it easy to clean off any blood or offal.
I have a buck 119 it was my first fixed blade knife i got as a gift before hunting season. To this day it is one of the best knives ive ever owned.
You have class and diplomacy. Thanks for making the video.
I've had one that's lived in my fishing tackle box for 30 odd years. Thing is still solid. It gets a sharpening stone every few years, other than that I just use a steel or strop.
My favorite knife is its larger brother.
The Buck 120.........👍🇺🇲
Have had mine 30 years+. Great deer knife. W ill be legacy knife for my son.
I have a buck intrepid and have had several other buck knives, never a problem. I bought one at the store and asked them to sharpen it and the said no,that there was nothing they could do to sharpen it further. Great knives.
I actually gave my 119 away after using it for the last few years. Went for the $25 Gordon 119 copy from hobo freight. Durability tests prove it actually stays together better under hard use and the steel is better than bucks. It’s just a knife like the guy here says, not trying to be anything else. I just went to a slightly better one for half the price and the guy that got it had his day made. Hate away it’s not made in the USA, but eh, it’s just a knife, only a little tougher with better edge retention.
I got my grandad’s old Buck 120. Keeps an edge very well from my limited experience
I have two of the buck 120's and have used em to gut and bone many animals. Love to use it to split rib cages
A classic, American made, high-quality tool that anybody can afford. What's not to love? It will strike a ferro rod and is absolutely painless to put a fine edge on.
I love my Benchmade’s and bark rivers. But I find myself using my buck twice as much
Benchmade 😂😂
@@CadillacDriverMind elaborating? Not really familiar with that brand.
@@skywardsoul1178 overpriced, overhyped and fanboy-esque. Extremely cringe following. The owners think they are kingpins.
@@CadillacDriver Gotcha, thanks.
@@skywardsoul1178He was describing Cadillacs 🤭
Love my buck knives, their blades stay so sharp
I’ve got one and it’s probably my favorite knife
my grandad has bought me case knives ever since i was 11 and for my 16 birthday he got me this and i carry it everytime we go hunting i believe ghost face uses the 120 but i love this knife so much
Buck is a truly amazing knife company, they make knufes meant to last, yet at an adorable price
I've carried a buck 119 since I was 16, and every year I retire the one i've carried on my birth day and get a new one. I just turned 23 last month and have 7 of them in my drawer and one on my hip now. Best knife I've ever carried, and still love to this day
Love my buck 119, best hunting knife I've ever used.
I've had mine for 10 years ! Never failes me
“It’s a knife” is the best description I’ve ever been able to give to friends who look into Buck knives
You’re paying for a damn good knife, and if you expect anything more. You’re looking at the wrong tool, they know what they make, they know how well they make it, and they don’t try to sell you on anything more.
You get it for a knife or you don’t get it at all; and that’s why I’ll be passing my 119 down some day
The Buck 119 is a legend.
Dude the buck 119 is 1 of my favorite knives
Great knife, I bought the 120 though because I hae large hands and its just asthetic for me I like a knife that looks proportionate in my hand. I have bought many buck knives and have never been dissapointed with them
The best hunting/defense knife I've ever owned. I absolutely adore these blades
I got a buck 120 personally because I love the buck 119 but it just didn’t have enough reach. I literally treat it as if it were my own child because it’s the nicest knife I’ve ever had
ive used bucks for my whole life. my dad has to. that 75 combined years of use. they have always been great.
My work daily in the pipe yard love it for the money and the compliments I get
I can strike my ferrous rod with my bucky... the Sheth is a bit rough though. 😕
Oh, need too say i found it in the woods in an old abandoned stand. No rust, and the leather was still intact tho it was found under an old tree which crushed the stand
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I got the bigger version for my older brother. He died and I got it back. A decade later I still use it for all kinds of things. I'm sure there are better knifes but I do love that buck, and ya actually skinned a buck with it and we dared eachother to take a bite of raw heart...
I got this knife years ago because me and my dad had seen Les Stroud use it on survivor man, (now he uses Camilus knives I think) little did I know it’s like one of the most famous, and oldest knives in history lol, love it and it’s big handle, great grip for whittling and any kind of woodwork
Buck knives have been in business for over a hundred years for a reason. They're timeless knives.
I would love to see you review some of the "ladies" tactical knives targeted at women on Amazon. Most of them are quite entertaining with the hearts cut in the blades and decorated scales but it would be nice to know if there is at least a descent knife a man can buy his more feminine lady as a gift that she wouldn't mind having in her bag as an edc. My edc is super utilitarian because I work on a rescue farm but lots of ladies like pretty stuff
Ok. Do you have anything specific that you want reviewed?
My grandpa just bought me one I love it but it seems slippery but it's the cleanest looking knife I've ever used
One of the best built reliable knives out there
Buck knifes are amazing blades and they have great patterns but to keep them sharp is a whole chore in itself the edge retention on their steel is just not very great
That’s 420HC for you. Not the best steel out there but good for someone new to sharpening or for those who don’t need a knife too often. If you still want a buck but need better steel than 420HC cuz you use knives a lot and know how to sharpen them correctly buck offers S30V which is a better alloy by far.
I got one of these from my grandfather and this Knife has lasted me since I was a child mind you everything you said about this Knife it exactly right
I have a Buck Vanguard from 1988 that's still as solid and (almost) as sharp as the day I bought it for $30 new. Now they're selling for over $100, so I guess it was a good investment. I've used it for everything from pounding nails, prying and opening cans to skinning game and preparing kindling.
I’ve used this knife for many years now and I like it. I haven’t had any issues with it yet.
If you want a real beast, and an indestructible one, check out the (stupidly) discontinued Buck 650 Nighthawk. One of the toughest blades you'll handle. 1/4" stabber and slicer. And as stated before, Buck stupidly discontinued it. I have a new found respect for Buck's 420HC. Larrin (of Magnacut fame) has showed in his toughness chart that 420HC is some of the toughest steel out there. So I don't need or want to spend half a paycheck on a tool when the old school steels - 1095, 5160, 154CM, 420HC and 440C work just fine.
My dad has used his buck 119 for hunting before I was born I turn 30 this year and it’s still the knife he uses
Reviews on some Muela knives from this bloke would be great!
Subscribed. I appreciate that you give honest reviews.
Mine came factory SHARP! More than ready to skin game, which is its purpose.
It was never meant to be baton’d, but it could be baton’d in a pinch.
Great grandpa knife. (Honestly, I just love it for nostalgia, there are SO many better options but…. It looks cool/is functional/and reminds me of gramps.
i love my 119 it has been practically industructable like my cold steel voyager
Buck knives are great tools. I can affirm that once you get blood on your hands, holding the handle is almost impossible.
Show the Buck 119 respect it’s a legend.
Tip retention surprised me on this one. Every Buck I've ever owned had great edge retention, the tradeoff being that they were super brittle and prone to chipping/breaking. There's a piece of wood in a local state park that still has the tip of an old Buck I used to own buried in it somewhere. 😅
Take a dowel and some sandpaper a deepen the finger groves. I've had mine for 30 years and my father had a 120 General.
I own this knife. Got it for Christmas. One of best I own
Yeah I never owned a Buck 110 because I didn’t like the brass bolsters and so I hadn’t really learned how good of a company they are. I would definitely like to get a 110 in synthetic scales.
I'm told you can order your build directly from Buck
Best knife i ever owned. Out of hundreds of knives throughout the years
While serving with 1st of the 75th a friend bought a big Buck bowie,first strike on a tree the blade broke off and all he had in his hand was the handle.Decided not to go with Buck after that.
1st of the 75th? Say you were never in the military without actually saying you were never in the military.
@@UltraMAGAandproudofit 1st battalion 75th regiment dumbass
You know if that happened they'd just issue you a replacement right? That's their policy.
Can't beat Buck for the price. Its still one of my favorite knives.
Id do the old kukri trick and wrap the handle in either pin tar or the modern take and use grip tape. The slippery problem is fixed and you got a great knife.
Surprisingly, the handle isn’t bad when it’s “wet”. I’ve owned one for over 30 years and cleaned a lot of deer with mine. Mine also CD strike a farrow rod between the blade and the hand guard. But like I said, mine is old.
I own 3 buck knives, I also lived 30 mins from the factory as a young man in which I did landscaping on the property.
Love the Buck for gutting deer goes right through the rib cage and up through the brisket
I have mine 60 years, well used and leaving it to my grandson.
Well if that isn't a shining review I don't know what is 😄
I own the 119 and love it. U can sharpen it and still just as good. Defiantly a knife for any man that wants longevity in a cutting tool💁💪🏻😎✌️
I have one and I love it..
I want the premium steel version. But the old still works A-ok for me. Every Buck product is great, my 110 still looks new. I want the premium steel line ASAP.
Buck is my favorite knife company. I own 6 of their knives. I’m glad to see the 119 did well.
The hunting knife of all hunting knives.
Love that knife ny brother gave it to Me 5 years ago
That’s the knife the Killer in Scream used!😳
No its not ghostfaced used the 120
Awesome knife, wish they'd make a tougher full tang version with not as drastic a point for more of a "survival" knife
They do have one now without the clip. Brand new 119. I like the clip point more though
@@brandonmitchell3617 man i still wish i got one when they were making em
Love my Buck 119, it's been my edc
Buck 119 as an EDC???? Kind of big don’t ya think?
Best knife to do the classic line "You call that a knife? Now *that's* a knife "
@@UltraMAGAandproudofit I also use an otf on my back pocket for mundane things, but I always strap my buck knife onto my belt before I even put my shoes on.
@@2ndamendment176 Hecks yeah, you should see my Bowie knife. That thing feels like the offspring between a sword n a cleaver, I love it
I got a buck 120, my 140 is my edc
Handle is very smooth and slippery when wet with blood and guts. However, cleans guts and blood off very easily.
I had one back when I was a kid. I absolutely loved it. I was about 13, when my idiot best friend decided he wanted to cut an extension cord with it and melted a 1/2 inch groove into it.
I really like your video's. You test and give your opinion but your back up your opinion with the test you perform. Thank you!
Almost, but he didn't show how it doesn't throw sparks, and there are comments here saying it throws good sparks. We are left to wonder who is right😢
Buck is the only company i know of that can make 420hc perform better than some knife companys using better steel they have mastered the heat treat on it!👌
I have a 120 in the same handle material. It actually gets more grippy in hand when it gets wet, that’s my experience with it at least.
Still usin one as my edc, definitely blocky but good for people like me with big hands
how many looks you get per day?
unless if you don't live in the city
I have 119 special, with a wooden handle, and it's pretty.
This mans about to go ghost face on us!