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Are they pure lead or do you mix in tin or any other alloy?

Where can I buy your trap. Well done. I fully subscribe to your thinking. I live in cork where the mink population is out of control

The poncho was a good idea which did not work. Soldiers thought it was a groundsheet with a hole in the middle (which was the worst place where you could have a hole). It was therefore regarded as an inferior waterproof sheet which did not really do a good job. The bivvi bag was a very welcome alternative.

Wonderful, finally someone put buck 105 in action, much appreciated and thank you for this great review 👏

A great video it certainly raised some opinions.I would like to see how the drop point performed after you sharpened it.A deer dressing would be good.The Graf Boys early videos show what is possible with a Mercator 555.

A great video it certainly raised some opinions.What I would like to see is a video as to how the drop point performed after you sharpened it.May be a deer dressing.The Graf boys in New Zealand early videos show what is possible with a Mercator 55.

Please teach how to sharp knife though i use lansky. However, your down to earth technique would enlighten us... love from Australia, sir...

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It looks like a saw was used on the ends, negating the need for a knife blade. Win win for the Swiss army knife with saw. Kudos for a vid where you actually use the tool. A 110 on a table with waving hands is all the rest.

Nothing wrong with rough rider except country of origin.. did the whole friggin world forget about covid19 brought to you by china.. cmon people..

In the future I would suggest a decent diamond stone for sharpening "super steels" , they're much more difficult to sharpen and hone quickly on a Norton stone. Then ceramic to hone and leather strop to finish. Its just harder steel than 420HC. I've been an owner and user of Buck knives since 1980😂 I don't baton, beat on or abuse them. Honestly its a HUNTING folding knife, not a chopper or beater. Hope this helps, as I much prefer the old clip point models myself. Im old😂😂

I just ordered a custom Buck 113 Skinner and thought long and hard about upgrading to the S30V steel instead of 420HC. I decided to stick with 420HC. I was worried that S30V would be difficult to sharpen with the tools I have and particularly in the field. I’ve come to really appreciate Buck’s 420HC. It strikes s good balance between edge retention and ease of sharpening.

S30V is harder but not tougher than 420HC. Generally, the harder a steel is the less tough it is. S30V will hold a sharp edge longer than 420HC but will be more prone to chipping when encountering harder surfaces.

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WE HAD A YORKIE BAR INCLUDED IN THE OLD RATS BACK IN THE 90S,WAS ALWAYS THE FIRST TO GO

I honestly think the tweezers are really useful, they helped me out a lot

Its a hunting knife,really not made for bush craft,that what the buck 124 frontiersman is for

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I have a no 6 and there is no way I'm using it as a Bush knife . For that I use a hunter or a big buck knife . I can chop with them .

i lost this video and finally found it again, saving it this time, thanks, will refer back when i cant remember haha

The Rough Ryder trapper....is a 10$ knife. The CASE trapper, that one is 60-70$. 1 major difference is the blade steel. 440a in the RR and CASE's TRUE SHARP which is most likely a type of 440C.

Great job on the video bud

Stumbled across this tribute several years after you posted it. I hope you and your family are well. Take care fella.

thanks Vinnie; your videos are great!

Hope you are doing good Vinnie, looking forward for more videos soon 😃 Best regards, David

This is great! thanks.

You can open handcuffs if your mate hets into a jam with the tweezers

Yeah, a bit of a disappointment with the giveaway leds but still great value for that money. There's a new version in lidl on Monday 29th April for 99.99 euros, it looks only slightly different so I'll be grabbing one because last year they flew off the shelves so they are obviously very popular and they look very well put together. Roll on Monday

It doesn't bleed much do they have less blood than us

That dear looks pretty dead

Menards had these cameras for $12. With the odd design and cheap price I didn't even give them a chance. Seeing this video made me wish I bought at least 1

Your 91mm-Victorinox is a Spartan, the Camper would come with a saw, as well as the Hiker. I usually carry a Huntsman as an EDC, the scissors are my most used tool - and for outdoors I have an Outrider. I prefer the corkscrew over the Philips, very useful to untie knots and store Helix tinders - with a 'Firefly' ferrorod from Tortoise Gear as a replacement for the toothpick you get an almost complete survival kit. My only wish is, Victorinox would bring a knife with better steel like S30V or Magnacut. The best survival knife is the one you carry with you when the situation occurs, and chances are much better for a folding knife, especially in Europe, where I live. I highly recommend watching YT-videos of Felix Immler, the 'Victorinox-guy', to see, what you can do with just a SAK.

Vinnie, could you upload another video to let us know how you’re doing? I hope all is well.

What a terrific and informative video. Thank you !

Did you try opinel 12 or 18 saw

I am a neophyte to knives; however I recently purchased a Bos heat treated Buck with a thick blade simply because I had seen S35vn on the blade It was a display knife so the flipper spring was not as snappy as I had seen videos of on You Tube as it most likely had been opened many times, being a display knife, however despite the sluggish flipping action, the weight of the blade after I had flipped it open, caused it to flip right out of my grip onto the concrete floor. Which is my point here. The Bos heat treated still did show a tiny little chip near the very tip of the blade where it landed and thus probably the benefit of having thick steel was exhibited as a lesser steel, after falling out of hand and onto a concrete floor may have suffered more damage than just a molecular sized chip that will easily be grinded out and sharpened to like new. However, it is a small benefit and I wish I had been more patient and purchased a blade with a slimmer blade as I was aware of the cutting advantage of thinner blades made from blades that can hold an edge, before I made my purchase. Not to mention that I lost my receipt. so now I am stuck with the knife. But I surmise that there are worse things than having a knife with a Bos heat treated S35VN blade in the back of your knife drawer or glove compartment.

i have an Opinel #8 but is is just too nice to use in the woods.

Thank you! Great video, like them all. I met Mors some years back. You’re correct, he is the real deal! Your daughter is very talented. That was beautiful!!

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Yes. In s30v it is thicker cuz it's more brittle. Tough but brittle. 420 you can take down thinner but you can also bend it in half before break

Vinnie, Here's a folding field knife you'll love above all others my friend. May you acquire one very soon. My brother carries one daily and uses it for everything in the field and on the homestead. th-cam.com/video/7fF4kDnR-Ik/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Eo0MpLzVLWmce1DB

The heft of this Buck classic helps with cutting tasks. The weight is GOOD! That back bolster gripped in the your palm of your hand hand is perfection! It's the feel of quality.

I worked on the waterfront for a couple of decades. Victorinox knives will eventually rust and pit, primarily from lack of use I suspect. I've seen a lot of corroded SAKs that had been thrown into a drawer on a boat and hadn't been used at all. Just occasional use and wiping the blades clean with fingers keep those little fellers in great shape.

When I was in the cubs and at primary school every little boy had a pocket knife. It was a matter of pride to own one and to know how to use it. No one was ever stabbed and no one ever used one in a fight. We built dens, made fires and other things with our knives. Knife culture as a weapon I feel is a foreign importation and a far cry from the way we were brought up 60 years ago!

I can't believe that I didn't get to watch this video, Vinnie. That is very impressive. I am sure you have seen on my channel that I do let pouring as well, but mine is to make projectiles. I do have a sinker mold, but I haven't made any as of yet. Sorry so late seeing this video and commenting. Juddie