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Great video. Such nonsense it’s illegal in my country. It’s just that the lawmakers don’t have real knife knowledge. Because I can carry a knife that’s 25cm but a small Microtech is illegal because of the otf system 😂. If I spydieflick my para 2 it’s faster and a lot larger but that’s legal. Neither the way I ordered one for my collection. 😂👍🏼

It's the classic folding knife, but I have better knives for killing bears. I wouldn't recommend it either way though.

Not a switchblade. I switchblade folds but has a spring assisted release

Excellent review.

i like that the lever is hard to depress to allow it to fold. that gives me peace of mind that as long as the knife is being held in a normal proper way it's virtually impossible for it to accidentally fold. granted i was misusing it at the time but i had a liner lock knife fold on my pinky as a teenager. i needed stitches and i still have a scar from it. i don't want that to ever happen again.

I don‘t need a Buck , for killing a Kodiak …. stupid !

There great knives, I still carry mine.

What was the Kodiaks Name ?

5 years later and I’ve had mine for 3 months. It’s become one of my favorites. Your video like the knife is still relevant. Thanks!

I can not use the pocket clip with carharts on??

I took my tanto apart. It wasn't difficult to disassemble and reassemble. You can tell from the shape of the backspacer on the inside it was made with the tanto in mind.

Bought the tanto version last month and I love it so much that I decided to get a spear point version. It's supposed to be arriving today (11/09/2024). 🙂

Bruh did you really say flint stone ???

You're right about the advertising of CS, they show what their knives are capable to do. And a lot of TH-camrs proofed the high performance on camera. I myself have beaten my RECON 1 like a fixed blade, it´s fine. No issues. All I try to say is, if you have to abuse your knife in a pinch, you can be confident 🙂

I've bought 3. I lost one that had a drop point with no serrations. $65.00 - purchased in Bethel, Alaska. Another I still have is a tanto blade with serrations - again, $65.00 purchased in Bethel, Alaska in the early '90's. However, the most interesting one I still have is one designed to be used as an EMS tool - it is slightly heavier, has a blunt, unsharpened tip and much less aggressive serrations. It is designed to cut though and remove clothing at the scene of an emergency. It also has a glass breaker and has a maroon color. I purchased this knife in Dutch Harbor, Alaska in 1994. # printed on the blade is 1675RDST.

I've had four of them good but the clip sucks they bend out and I paid a lot more than 50 at Wally world

Camillus is credited with making 12 million knives of this design. Those made earlier than 1957 were made by other companies. Once they switched to stainless steel from brass back springs is when the breakage problem started. The steel is a bit more brittle than the brass, so when you open 2 tools on the same spring, you stand a chance of breaking that spring! It was not a sign of a bad design but of stupid users! Mine is dated 1986, and I like it a lot! There were these knives issued to all branches of the services USMC, USN. Army and air force just marked US. After Camillus contract ended with the military, many were repurposed for the BSA with different scales and emblem but same 4 tool design. This is the US equivalent of the SAK.

I had one of the original Recon 1 folders with the axis lock and AUS-8 blade! Mine was used so much that all the paint was worn off, but the knife itself did hold up to everything!🤣

Cool video; thumbs up. I have always liked the 112 better. For some reason, they are hard to find in the store. Does anyone know why?

Hi from italy, I have a question: Is the handle comfortable without gloves?thanks.

You’re not a slouch you just didn’t know they are “pull the dot” snaps. They only release one way

They do that for blade play but I remove them and didn't notice a difference.

Great video excellent knives, the history of Buck Knives is interesting. The 110 costs $70 delivered in 2024, Still a fair price for a high quality knife.

knifecenter has these for 170$ 120$ off I couldn't hit the add button fast enough.

Buck used 425m steel from the early 80s til about 92. Before that it was 440c. I love buck knives, American made ones of course. 110 is my favorite.

Does the back spacer rust?

Looks like a rambo knife

5 years later and it’s $250

These "old" Spyderco reviews are always so surreal. 42 dollars for a Tenacious only five years ago, they're 85+ euros over here for the LW nowadays.

That's true, how do You know if You don't like something if You've never tried it? At the beginning I hated the look of Spyderco knives. But I've given them a chance and I was sold by their quality. And You don't like holes, huh? Boy...if or when You will find Yourself a wife, You'll be surprised!

the original multi tool

On benchmade OTF knives, there is a screw that holds the blade to a small carrier that keeps it on track, and said screw tends to walk itself out after a while. I had to disassemble mine and threadlock that screw in, and the small vibration and blade play problems were fixed permanently. That may be why your benchmades have a slight noise when tapped

note to self: nex time clean the dried snot off the scales before I film the review video

1950's Hollywood helped ban switchblades.. And silencers are completely silent because of movies, ✅️

My friend great vid I jusr subscribed That's exactly why I would never rely on a OTF for self defense They fail too much

1' of my primary better hand tools , and investments , she's been riding on my left thigh gone on 26'years with no regrets

I suspect that the nylon washer is against the blade so there is less of a chance of electrolytes. **🤬Hate spell checking. The word should be "electrolysis" and not "electrolytes".🤬**

Why do some have silver screws on the sheath and some have black mine are blk

Here we are 3 years later, do you still have it? Do you still like these 2 & still love Spartan customer service ? or did you move it along ? Tell us more would love to see a follow up.

My Endura is so old that it has an FRN pocket clip cast into the grip. Still looks new. My Delica has been sharpened over the years so much that it's semi-retired, but still shaved hair. I bought the Tenacious as an EDC knife a few years ago, and it has held up surprisingly well. In my wallet, I keep a Spydercard plain edge for those times when I don't want to have a knife in my pocket. I wish Spyderco would bring it back. These have all seved me well for many years. I can recommend Spyderco, based on utility, but none of them will win a beauty contest.

Awesome knife man! I’m from Texas and I have been trying to buy a silver stag beef skinner knife but have been having no luck finding that exact knife, even tried looking on the silver stag website.

most cold steel knives are unbeatable for the money...i love em !

They labeled it can opener because there were different can opener designs. This is called a hawkbill, and was relatively new at the time.

Want to sell that fixie? ;)

I have absolutely no use for a $400 dollar knife. Nor for a knife made of cheap chrome vamadium metal.

It won't go through, but it will go in about an inch...

you are funny how you advertising a cords god bless you. :-)

2024 and this still illegal worldwide. Humans… dumb as f…

I remember a family day on the J.F.K.my ex-wife was on the carrier and we had an air show on the ship it' was cool to be on that ship

Finally someone broke down breaking in the knife. I did this on mine too and am still amazed every zt knife I have is still my favorite knife every time. Haha