BUCK 119 - KNIFE DESTRUCTION TEST - UNTIL IT BREAKS - STEEL 420HC - TORTURE BUCK KNIFE TEST REVIEW
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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DESTRUCTION TEST WITH THE BUCK 119 SPECIAL BOWIE KNIFE
STEEL: 420 HC
TORTURE TEST WITH CAR STABBING, TIP TEST EXTREME WITH the WOOD STAMP - EDGE TEST WITH THE BECKER BK2
FIRST LOOK - FIRST IMPRESSION - KNIFE REVIEW
@ufprogear @Clawgearcom @BuckKnives
Its a classy and nostalgic hunting knife but the hollow grind makes it weak. Wait...Isnt that the same steel as the gerber strongarm has? Cant believe you pulled out the Glock to shoot the handle 😅👍
i think it is the same steel, weird, different heattreatment? I had to shoot something!!! haha
I think Bucks are heat treated harder which gives them better edge retention but a little less toughness. Remember a big part of toughness is simply the amount of steel present. Short, stumpy tips are stronger than thin hollow ground ones and thick wide knives are stronger than thin shallow ones.
@@DL-ij7tf ok!!!
Lilly!!!!!!!
@@DL-ij7tf
Very true.
This we have seen in many of these tests.
The knives with the thick chubby tips survive the tips abuse. But can't penetrate the car hood.
Though same steel the Strongarm has a very thick edge and tip compared to the Buck 119.
Also.
The Buck 110 was used by Gene Moe to kill a 750lbs Grizzly(not the biggest, but still bigger than several pit bulls) who attacked him. So it was self defense, not hunting for fun.
Those tips are excellent for self defense. Not for prying.
This was the revenge of the 119🤣🤣🤣. The Buck 119 is one of my absolute favorite Knifes. The 110 and the 119 are Legends.
ok! it threw me over the tree! revenge!
are you really Chuck Norris?
When i stare at a Knife, IT will break.
@@joex affraid?
@@ChuckNorris-ns4qm no, i like the real CHUCK!!!
For the abuse this man put into the knife I’d say it’s a great price for how long it lasted. I bought mine for 40 a couple years back and it has never let me down.
awesome!
I bought mine on a special sale for $29.99 back in Summer of 09 & I've put it through a lot of use & still holding up.
I have had mine since 1972.
Just bought me one today, glad to hear you guys are having success with yours!!
For 40 men, mine was for 75😅. To tell you the truth, though, I would have paid 80 for it
Hey Joe. You deserve an Oscar for that fall from the log. I once recommended anti-cut gloves to you, and now I think that a protector in the crotch area would also come in handy. That you don't mutate into something like Vienna boys
haha, i can end it quickly if i had to!! (joke)
It wasn't meant to be a beater. It's meant to be a lighter use belt knife, and the hollow grind and acute point make it perfect for woodcarving and skinning.
ok!
Joe X wouldn’t know, he knows nothing about it, this video is clickbait.
@@RyanGr33n From the results, I'm sure he wasn't so stupid he thought it was made to withstand torture. And how is it clickbait? In the video, he does exactly what was promised in the thumbnail.
@@RyanGr33nI wouldn't say click bait, stupid mabey. He is showing you the limits of the knife through.
You can gut and quarter a dear with it too its a great knife . The 117 is a great knife too I myself think its better for a field dress but thats only my opion.
For a knife that's meant to handle lighter use work and processing game, I think it did surprisingly well given the steel they use. I personally would like a flat grind vs a hollow grind to make it stronger, but for its intended uses it doesn't need that.
👍👍👍😅
Joe X has no idea what the phrase “intended use” means. This video is clickbait.
@@RyanGr33n "KNIFE DESTRUCTION TEST"
'it's clickbait!! he doesn't know what the intended use is"
lol. lmao. No, YOU don't know what click bait is. He went above and beyond the title.
Wow now I know I can kill a car hood with my 119
awesome right!
I needed a big grin & a chuckle. watching the guy waling on the car was insane. i'm still grinning.
this is the first i've seen as practical test to destruction. consequently i gained knowledge in mettallurgy.
thanks for the upload. the best knife video ever!
thanks i a lot, i try to keep my guys/girls entertained!!
I love the 119. I think it did well for the abuse dished out. Peace.
no mercy, but peace!!"
This was painful to watch because i carry this same knife every single day and have done so for the last 5 years but im glad to know it held up fairly well
Back in the 1960 before we knew any better we thought this was a great knife and I still have and use it. This was before we was told you could use your knife to split logs and use it for a pry bar. Still I enjoy seeing what the limits is to these knives.
ok cool! it kiaallled Cindy!
are u from "Buck" ?
still like my 119 but would never use it for hard use , especially due to the tang , been waiting for this vid 👍
thanks!
Same
It didn't break at the tang..It is much tougher than I thought it would be
@@iruwild yeah , I was very impressed and have a lot more faith in mine now.
Ya know for a knife that was designed to dispatch and skin animals, especially for the price point it’s at, I still rate mine 10/10.
Interesting it didn’t break where the blade met the handle but it snapped at the blade itself, I’ve been waiting for a video like this so I can know the limits of this knife and I gotta say it did pretty good for what it is.
You should try the new Buck 119 with the better steel and see if it does any better. Although I doubt it since it’s not a utility knife and that hollow grind no matter the steel can only handle so much.
Straight up. It’s not meant to be a beater survival knife.
But the one I’ve had for 10 years came factory SCARY sharp; more than field ready to skin game, and it’s EASY to sharpen.
It’s a great hunting knife. It’s not meant to be used as a pry bar or to stab into cars.
I love my victorinox and leatherman knives; they’d fail these tests. Not meant for it
Different situations different tools for the job
He wasn’t trying to test the steel, he was using the name to get clicks on his video.
Buck knives are legendary american knives, they are knives for hunting, for processing wood, and for self-defense, in each of these situations they will never fail
when you say so!! i don't think so!
Maybe true 50 years ago but there are better knives for the task today.
@@addictedtopussy69 agree!!
@@joex victorinox is better.
@@addictedtopussy69
The first test on the hood of the car is enough to understand how that blade is useful in a context of self-defense or flaying of game. Definitely not the knife that I would carry with me in the zombie apocalypse, however it is not even that shit that could appear from the test, it is a bowie knife not a prybar
The Buck 119 is an awesome knife fore game or personal defense outdoors. It’s also gorgeous. If you need to cut your way out of a car trunk then get into a vicious sword battle and finally deflect bullets with your knife handle, you might wanna pack something else. Our dads and grandparents packed a hatchet. Picture an axe but with a short handle. Hatchet handles suck at defending against bullets but do better at cutting you out of cars if you have room to swing. Hatchets would score 1000 out of 10 on the wood processing test which is why people bothered taking them into the woods so they didn’t f@CK up their knife tips.
ok, cool, thanks for the info!
What a horrible knife! All these years that I've used in the outdoors with minimal care and it hasn't rusted out on me. I can't believe all the critters big and small that it's cleaned out and skinner. But I actually had to touch the edge once in while, what a piece of crap! And that stupid black handle with all that use and it hasn't broken on me. I think it might be time to shoot it! Worst of all that dumb high hollow grind and thin edge that seems to glide through bread and dice up all kinds of veggies...ridiculous! Maybe thing was designed in a time when people respected a quality tool and it wasn't a though that it should survive the next nuclear blast and decapitate a zillion zombies
aha
I love my 119.
I had to read your comment very carefully.
So do you
@1joshjosh1 🙈
@@joex
🤣
Sweet thanks for posting. This is the knife i use for any game processing overall my favorite knife. I always wanted to see how it would do on your channel, not has great has i hoped but its always good to know the boundaries and limitations of a knife you use. People dissing on it must of never owned one lol. Great video though and thanks for posting
you are welcome!!! cheers!
It's primary design purpose is as a hunting knife, and for such it excells. I like the blade but the handle is block-y for me. When I was younger I was gifted one with a Paracord wrapped handle and I really loved it, the wrap fit good in hand. A little while ago I purchased a new one on sale and the handle didn't feel good in my medium sized hands, so I gifted it.
I primarily use a Knives Of Alaska Yukon belt knife & a 70's Old Hickory 6" butcher knife for game processing.
@@MB-jg4tr yea, I have large size hands so it makes sense. I even thought the handle could be a hair bulkier but my dad a few years back bought me it for Christmas. I use it for gutting my fish, small game & hopefully my first deer this year on a hunting trip with my uncles. Other than that i use it for general outdoors cutting task, I wouldn't do to much wood work with it, If I want a chopper id probably like the ontario raider bowie if I want a bushcraft knife maybe a mora garberg, but edc I use a Leatherman wave.
@@joex cheers brother
@@konnorwerth4906 thanks!
The Buck119 is plenty sturdy enough for normal outdoorsman tasks. In addition for nimble self-defense it will swiftly cut rings around the knives that are regarded as "beasts".
ok cool!
No its not.
@@moose9410 Try making an intelligent response.
Against flesh it's unbeatable. Light fast and lethal.........
I love my BUCK 120.
whats wrong with you?
@@joex I believe in the right to keep and bear arms. This knife is excellent for self defense. I enjoy carrying it while walking my dog. I have had a pitbull jump a fence once. Luckily I had a hot cup of coffee to throw in it's face. My Buck 120, or a 9mm have accompanied me ever since.
Have you never seen Lynn Thompson of Cold Steel testing fighting style weapons. He uses animal carcasses in denim and leather to stimulate combat.
I liked and subscribed to your channel because I also enjoy seeing how these knives hold up under extreme abuse.
But this knife and the USMC KA-BAR, are made for self defense/combat.
These situations demand a light, sharp and strong knife. But not a heavy slow handling blade that would be better for chopping wood.
So nothing is wrong with me. I'm simply stating the truth. You have to apply the conditions the knife is made for.
@@heithwatkins
It's not meant to be a prybar. It's a hunting and camping knife. What's the point of this? It's a great knife to use for what it's made for.
i love it!
I'm a 119 fan boy.
I'll tell you the point of this.
It's so that you when you use your knife for a regular....kinfe
You can have faith in it.
Because you know it could take a little bit of abuse.
I love these videos.
I love destruction tests.
It makes me feel confident in the knife that I chose.
The handle is made of a hard resin called phenolic, the same stuff pool balls are made of.
It's a great well made hunting knife that cuts very well and does what it's designed to do very well.
I don't understand why anybody would think a knife let alone a hunting knife much be capable of stabbing through steel or really any of this abuse in order to be a good cutting tool.
I certainly would take my 119 over that sharpened pry bar of a Becker any day of the week.
if u say so!
@@joex I do say so, because knives are for cutting and nobody worried about being able to stab their knives through sheet metal before UA-cam " reviewers " came along to tell them a knife must be strong enough to pound on stab through steel or be pryed with or it's not a good knife.
@@TylerSnyder305 This guy doesn't like Bucks. They're for slicing and bushcraft, not beating the living shit out of right out of the gate.
@@Brad-pt5uz no efficient cutting tool is designed for that kind of use.
Was waiting for this test, it did around what I expected (was secretly hoping it would do better). It's a great knife for being a classic and really nice looking. Perfectly good for strictly "knife" stuff like butchering a deer and such but seeing how much tougher and capable many knives are, the Buck 119 seems a little limited. Kind of like a 1911 .45. - classic and still good just left behind a little by modern competition.
i think this buck 119 looks good behind a vitrine!
@@joex Haha yes but it isn't as bad as all that. Your tests are obviously brutal and focus on toughness only, which tends to make softer steels with low edge retention look good and harder steels with higher edge retention look bad. I tend to preference toughness like you do so I love your tests but I try to acknowledge that not every knife is a "beater". After all, not many kitchen knives would fare well in your hands but it doesn't mean they're bad kitchen knives hahah
@@DL-ij7tf i just want to find the one knife for the Z-APO....!!
@@joex that's the Tops Operator 7 my friend!
@@DL-ij7tf could be?
The knife isn't made to do any of these things so I was honestly very surprised it survived as long as it did
its a buck, it breaks!!! haha, nah did ok for the abuse 4 sure!
I love this....i always assumed those 119/120 blades were crap and would have bet money on a busted tip after 2-5 car stabs. Im happy with mine
c ool!
Ha ha ha it fell to bits in the hands of the god of destruction Joe the beast, knife 🔪 makers must quake in fear when you test knifes , well done Joe 👏, I will never buy a knife until you have tron it to bits then here your verdict, love this awesome channel, hail Joe 😀 👍 👏 😉 😄 😎 my cool .
thanks margaret, your comments i like the most!!! cheers!!!
I've had mine since 1981. So now I know that if I try to break it, I can. I guess I won't try, then.
cool!
Got my son a buck 120 for his birthday this year, I told him it would be probably be a good knife for light cutting but it wouldn't hold up to much abuse
you told the truth!! good dad!!!
I like my Buck knives but always wondered how strong they were. Now I know. Great video brother. Have a fantastic weekend.
thanks, you too!
Love my buck 119 special, it does it all for me but then I only use it for my food prep not stabing it in roof of my car 😬
but good to know, that u could do it! do it!!
@@joex lmao !🤣 😂
Your videos are like women becoming addicted to soap and eagerly waiting for the next episode 👍
like Stranger Things!
People tend to look down on that kind of steel. The buck heat treatment of the 420HC is quite good. I have got a buck 113 and I like the "softer" steel - easy sharpening.
ok cool!
I can't believe you broke my 119 buck. Great knife with a elegant edge for slicing.
i didn't broke YOUR knife! it was MINE!
Nobody I know would put this blade in a torture test in a survival situation
i know someone! his name is JOEX
@@joex 🤣
Great test! Easy as falling off a log. Glad it’s even that tough, given the price I paid. And it’s a good thing I have crowbars and axes for jobs that knives aren’t supposed to do 😂.
ok
Buddy, Don't ever ask to use my knife or borrow my car...
😂😂😂
5:46 the steel is actually quite tough.
Yes the BK2 might bite deep into the edge. But did you forget how east the tips on the BK9 and BK7 broke? Thre BK2 had its tip break off also on a piece that was stuck in the wood. The Buck 119 and 120 with the 420HC showed to be tougher.
The Becker's handled the car action really well regarding tip and edge , both were intact after that. But they are known for breakage also. There have been quite a few BK9's break when chopping hard wood.
ok
Before many years 420HC was so-so Ok,but nowadays if you have to spend some money for low level knife,go to 440C.This steel have two times better characteristics than 420HC.Buck still lays over its old popularity when the steel choise was not so rich like today.
ok, thanks for the info! cheers°!
it’s not just about the steel.
The treatment makes or breaks a knife.
The geometry is the biggest factor on how a knife perform.
The ergos are also pretty important since an uncomfortable knife is an useless knife.
Just jerking around talking about steel is monkey business.
I have heard that the handle of the buck’s is made from the same material bowling balls are made of.
Buck knives to me have always been the high end knives of the junk knives. If you want something you won’t cry about if it breaks or you lose it, then buck for you🤷🏻♂️
That being said, they do use good steel in some of their models at a substantial increase in price of course.
ok, that could be true! "high end of junk knives" - i think thats exactly what u can say about the BUCK!
Were the bullets used in this demonstration copper jacketed or just plain lead wadcutters? VERY fun and informative testing! LOVED THIS!
thanks a lot, bullet, just regular, the cheapest one i could get, i have some pics on my community page on my channel!!!! scroll down a bit!!!
Most likely copper
no factory loads, fully unplated 9mm. Would have to be handloads.
Name a knife u dont think i can break doing this. Guarantee u i can
ok
It's quite traditional knife in US. Men with age may want to collect at least one of Buck series, such as folding knife in their whole life . As I know, Buck is good at heat treatment on knife while quite insists on using 420HC. Yet, I don't know the toughness of 420HC.
By the way, do you see one man who called Michael J is eager to see the destruction on 3V knife as me?? I am not the only one to push the test....Haha...
i will buy 3V soon, test it in 2 month or so!!!!!!!!! i know Michael!
420hc is about as tough as 3v like for like, one of the toughest steels. All depends on heat treat and geometry of a blade though. Bucks heat treat is top notch but the very thin edge makes it a great slicer rather than super tough like the Strongarm.
Buck 124 full tang next? I own one.
awesome, u send it to me!!!??
Keep grinding keep working keep moving forward!! Much love brother!
thanks a lot my friend, will do!!
Mr. Joex I have something to ask you. Of all the knives under $120, which do you think is the best in many ways? I'm so curious about your thoughts. Please tell us
no easy answer, but for sure no buck! Cold Steel have some!
@@joex Oh I see. SRK Sk5 . Are you saying that? Which Cold Steel product is better?
@NightN6 check my top 35 cs knife video
@@joex Thank you i see
I'm really liking these 👍. Hope you can test some more Ontarios.
for sure!
Brutal test. That explosion was terrifying! Great knife though, and quite cheap
thanks a lot!
Buck puts a softer steel edge on their 119 and 102 so a hunter can sharpen them in the field with a smooth rock in a survival situation. The core of the knife is a harder steel.
thanks for the info!
this guy's kids must love him at home. Maybe Joe can do a test on the Cold Steel Trail master
maybe he can!
Hello from New Zealand, Great videos ,you really impressed me With your testing,videos have all answers I’m looking for ,thank you
u are welcome!!!! thanks a lot!
Wow, this lasted way shorter than I expected. Would love to see a Buck 110 if you find one to destroy!
i will try to get one!
@@joex I would like to suggest that the person wanting joe to wild test a Buck 110 folding knife,refer to any of many articles that reported on Alaskan hunter Gene Moe's successful fight to the death at age 69 with a brown bear and armed only with a Buck110.
@@RicardoGarcia-uf8gh 👍👍
They have lasted me since 1974 with no problems . Of course , all knifes break with this kind of abuse .
mine lasted 2 days after i got it! so very long in my kind of usage!
@@joex , now you can send it back to buck and get a new one .
I'm surprised you got that much out of it. Buck has a good edge for skinning and cutting meat but to hard and brittle for anything else. Thanks for another good video.
cool, u are welcome!
It's a great knife.
ok!
You should do a review of the harbor freight knock off. Just to compare it. The harbor freight one is like 25.00 . Great video
maybe i do sometimes!
Theyre bad ass knives. I love mine
Ohhhh yeah!!!
ohh fukcckkkkking yeah!
Can't comment, video clip tells it all, it's a wal mart class. Maybe good for cutting cardboards but it's to big for that too. Thank you JOEX
nice stabber, but blade got chipped out easy!
Fast forwarded randomly to 4:00. Thanks for the randomness :)
ok!
A Buck and decent hatchet is a good combination especially if you hunt, great game prep knife.
u got it!
I absolutely love ur channel, u should have more subscribers! With some of these cut down/tapered/rat tail tang fixed blades like this buck 119, it'd b neat if u threw em a few times at a tree or whatever, bc it's incredibly hard on the handles. Thanks for the great videos;)
cool, thanks for your comment!!!
this buck broke easy....
Never been a Buck fan and now thanks to you the doubt I have is proven. You are the man!! Rock on brother!🤘🏻🤘🏻
thanks Erik, i am rocking "the" UA-cam!!!
Because it didn’t survive being stabbed threw a metal car roof? Really?
@@Sujamma_Enjoyer yes really!! maybe it is better u don't watch my videos, stay with "unnboxing" and "20 min talking about a knife" videos, thanks!!!!
@@joex I’m here to see a torture test to see you abuse a knife something you would never do with a tool but just for the fun of it it’s just really dumb to take this test and say wow what a bad knife that’s like saying an oven is bad when it can’t dry your clothes without burning down your house
@@Sujamma_Enjoyer well said!
Joe dude when ever i think about a knife you bring out a video about it next day that's so cool thanks :D
you are welcome!!! editing needs time!!!
What do you think is better this knife or the USMC K-BAR? I personally I chose the K-BAR over this knife because of ergonomics and the handle. I also heard the K-BAR Had better edge retention. I feel like they kind of have the same issue with the tang though.
none of them!
You went head over heels for the buck 119. LOL👍👍👍👍
yes! it got me!
It survived way more than most would put it through, they're not the outright best knife, but not bad, but I have a soft spot for the long gone W49 by western
Good balance between overly Wedge like, like the Becker and a thinner knife
It's Saber ground, very resilient, yet still rather slicey, combined with 1095 CV hardened to 58-59 HRC
ok, thanks for the input, cheers!!
@@joex I'd strongly recommend one if you can find an old carbon steel one cheap, but they're hard to find cheap and not completely shot.
I got lucky with mine, it's pretty beat up, but still nearly pristine on sharpening wear and still VERY serviceable, I've only had to do a full sharpening job when I bought it, steel holds up super well, and for its extreme hardness, it's pretty damn tough too
@@jonslife3533 ok!
u havent done buck 104 5160 spring steel right? that would be a good test for bucks quality
i did some bucks but not the brain buck!
Hi can you please test the M9 bayonet from Ontario (:?
maybe later on!
Thanks (:
I had to subscribe after this video 😂
cool!
Gene Moe and buck 110 vs alaska brown bear.
im from austria amigo!
I saw a nice girl with the same knife stabbing a Lamborghini, she said after around 100 stabs the Buck 119 still could slice into bloody meet like butter. Great knife. The Lambo started no problem, great car.
I'm her lawyer.
i will need a lawyer soon!
i saw that movie! Lincoln L...
Paul Bos heat treatment my ass. My choice was between this 119 and the gerber. I'll take the gerber strongarm.
good idea!
2:57
that was hilarious.
Excellent back roll.
Nice stabber... Pity the edge chipped out so easily.
The 1095crovan in the Becker did better.
the "stunt" was no fake, i really fell backwards!
@@joex
I thought it was the case also.
That made it funny.
@@joex 😂😂😂
are you familiar with the Buck Selkirk?
no!
I've gone through a a couple my self, the same way. First the tip then the ricasso. But, mine was me being stupid. Hey..gotta be me🤪
it is good to be bad!!!°
I was watching this video holding my buck 102, sitting on the couch sharping the damn near razor sharp blade and dropped it. Nuts were fine thank God , but as I went to pick it up it sliced my pinky on the way of retrieval. Absolutely sucks.
awesome, !
you made me chuckle sir, CHEERS!
cool, thanks!
It penetrated better than the extrema ratio, got to give it that!
thats true!!! and it is cheaper!
Thank you Joe X, buck 119 tough very funny.
you are welcome, deep inside i am a clown!!! (a bad one)
How are you so rich to beat up all these knives brother?! But nice videos man it really does the knife community a huge huge favour. Big props to you man
thanks a lot!!!!
You need to test a buck 124 it should take a serious beating
i will see!
Sad but about what I expected. Maybe one day we'll see if the D2 and S35VN versions do any better eh Joe? lol.
we will see!!!
I think those two will fail a lot sooner.
Considering this is not what you use these knives for I would say it lasted pretty good I have the 103 Skinner the 119 and the 120 I have had them all my life I'm 58 years old so I'm not going to knock Buck they are a very good knife with a lifetime warranty.
ok cool!
Good Joe, good!
thanks!
Only rat tang i like, love ypur videos.
cool, keep on watching my friend!
@@joex will do! I usually comment on what i watch to boost the algorithm, might have to send you a few knives or something, love to see a good knife brutalized
A Classic. the long running most owned knife Busted! lol. Out with the old and in with the new. Buck should be ashamed.
i agree 100 %, i don't know all the history about it, but i rather take a KA-BAR USMC!
and i am still addicted to pussy too!!!
I can’t tell if your joking or not
@@Sujamma_Enjoyer why?
It's like taking a new car to a demolition derby. Do shit the product wasn't designed to do, it will fail.
Same steel as Gerber Strongarm knife. 420 HC.
yes!
I wonder, couldn't you just weld the knife back together?
nope!
Glad you did it thanks
Marlboro!
Another great vid!
This makes me wonder if any of the cheaper Buck 119 clones can outperform it 🤔
i don't have clone, but would be interesting!
@@joex Harbor Freight has clones of the 119 for around $20+/-
@@BladesRKing fwiw that clone uses 7cr17 steel (upgraded Chinese version of 440 a steel). Typically gets about 57 HRC and 30% more carbon than the 420hc steel (around 55hrc). However, Buck heat treats their steel up to 58 HRC using cryogenic freezing process. So, it's really pretty much a wash. Buck's HRC is just a tiny bit better. 119 clones are about 1/3 the cost. Buck's older style 440 c steel is a whole other ball game. They often got HRC around 60-61 back in the old days. People struggled to sharpen their buck knives prior to diamond and carbide sharpeners.
After seeing the BK-2 destruction and now seeing it eat the 110, I think I'll make a chisel out of my BK-2 tip as well.
good idea!
I have one of these too, it has other features besides toughness. And one is it will NEVER RUST. Lol
ok cool!
Hey Joe do you think you can test the upgraded "pro" version which should be in s35vn? Love your videos man👍
thanks, not yet!
That 420 hc is harder than I thought for a slim hollow grind and slim tip really designed for slicing not chopping dead animal carcasses like a hunting knife should,not designed for bushcraft use.When I feel bushcrafty I like to seat in a log and whittle or feather stick some branch with a mora garberg.
ok, but it is what it is, ONLY THE STRONG!!!
Imagine Ghostface doing these on you
me`?
You are a great UA-camr 👍
cool thanks a lot!
@@joex no problem 👍
Buck 119 is a pretty knife, until you touched it.
Nice customisation! I'll keep mine original
🤟👍👍
Dang that thang held up just got one for 40 bucks lol hope it lasts a lifetime as my bushcraft. Got the cold steel ak 47 knife for the mean stuff
thats cheap, it is 100 Euro here!
Great video as usual Joe! That's definitely not a tough knife
What would you say is the toughest fix blade you've tested in the 6 to 9" blade range?
i would say, Gerber Strongarm, Ka bar Short Fighting knife!
@@joex strong than the srk?
@@gravity579 i broke 3 SRKs, the SRKC, SRK SK5 and SRK VG10, not all vids are uploaded yet, and the Strongarm did better, at a "Destruction" Test!!!!
I have broke 4 knives in my life. All of them were Kabar. Two big brothers, a short fighting, and a warthog. Kabar is trash.
I have broke 4 knives in my life. All of them were Kabar. Two big brothers, a short fighting, and a warthog. Kabar is trash.
damn bro stabbing a car top. u started off on fire. subd
cool" thanks!
You really ought to think about designing your own knife - even if you’re not into the money it would help pay for all the others you destroy!
maybe, good idea!!! cheers!