That is a great size for a knife and lockbacks are my favorite. That new Staglon is a big improvement, the old one looks ugly and cheap (even though it holds up just fine). I have a few older Schrade and Buck lockbacks that I have used ALOT and the lockup is still great and the blades sharpen back up easily. The blades are scratched up quite a bit but that makes me like them more. They're my scratches.
Very beautiful knife! I just got an OT Bruin (less expensive version) and I really like the size. I'll probably do a video on it sometime soon. I'll be sure to include a link to your video.
Ok great. The 5OT is a really nice knife as well, though like this one just needs 15 minutes of your time, to get a good edge on it and round off any rough edges. I spent some time on it since doing the review and now it's hair-popping sharp. Thanks for the props J.O.
@@ThriftyKaniffy Yeah, I haven't carried it much yet. I did make a slip for it and have stropped it but that's about it. I plan to carry it a bit and spend a little more time on the edge.
They may be old fashioned but lockbacks are a favourite of mine, unfortunately can't carry in UK now, I think a good a single blade user that doesn't take up to much room in the pocket.
I rather think Schrade U.S.A (before they threw in the towel in 2004) made the "next gen" Bruin when they produced this pattern with a liner lock/tumb stud version instead of the back lock. Labled the 55OT, it combines contemporary knife featues with an older pattern. The 50/55OT pattern in the Green Bruin is a favorite of mine. Like the Case Sodbuster jr, it hits a sweet spot, size wise.
That is a really good looking knife and it has a nice snap when it locks up! Thanks for the look TK!
Click! Yes, they are a good budget knife. Thanks for dropping bye JB. Sent some stickers your way a week or so ago so hope you got it. Take care.
@@ThriftyKaniffy I did get them! Gave a shout out on my midweek live last week! Thanks again!!
Great review! Adding this knife to my wish list. Good crisp optics btw!
I appreciate it. I need to be sure not to get too antsy moving things around too much. Thanks for the reminder.
Awesome! Thanks for the look at this one, buddy!
No problem, David. Glad you enjoyed the review. 👍
Nice....The new handle material they use is an improvement.
I think so too!
@@ThriftyKaniffy Yes Sir
That is a great size for a knife and lockbacks are my favorite. That new Staglon is a big improvement, the old one looks ugly and cheap (even though it holds up just fine). I have a few older Schrade and Buck lockbacks that I have used ALOT and the lockup is still great and the blades sharpen back up easily. The blades are scratched up quite a bit but that makes me like them more. They're my scratches.
A good, well made user is always easy to appreciate warts and all. Thanks for sharing your experience with these John. Take care.
Very beautiful knife! I just got an OT Bruin (less expensive version) and I really like the size. I'll probably do a video on it sometime soon. I'll be sure to include a link to your video.
Ok great. The 5OT is a really nice knife as well, though like this one just needs 15 minutes of your time, to get a good edge on it and round off any rough edges. I spent some time on it since doing the review and now it's hair-popping sharp. Thanks for the props J.O.
@@ThriftyKaniffy Yeah, I haven't carried it much yet. I did make a slip for it and have stropped it but that's about it. I plan to carry it a bit and spend a little more time on the edge.
Nice snap! Looks like a solid user. I love the Uncle Henry model numbers - UH.
Hey Su good seeing you. The 5UH is a solid carry.
another nice uncle henry to carry, excellent work knife
Nice for an EDC, Doug They sharpen up real well and with minimal effort.
im buying this one for sure thanks tk!
A great small carry, Carson. Thanks for watching.
Really nice little work knife.great action.atb paddy 👌
Nice little snap to it, right? Great video today big fella. You're putting out some great content.
@@ThriftyKaniffy thank you sir appreciate it 🙏
Haven't seen this version yet. Thanks
Next Gen is available in most of the smaller patterns now.
Thank you again TK !! Nice looking knife 👍👍🤠🤠🎯🎯🗡🗡🔪🔪🗡🗡
Hey, thank you KJ. Appreciated.
@@ThriftyKaniffy 👍👍🤠🤠
That’s actually a very good looking folder , which one of that series is your favorite ?
Hmm maybe the 885UH Sr. Rancher.
They may be old fashioned but lockbacks are a favourite of mine, unfortunately can't carry in UK now, I think a good a single blade user that doesn't take up to much room in the pocket.
Its quite an easy carry. The slip I use would add a nice gentlemanly touch to an already great EDC.
Nice looking knife and a good size fills the bill for most people.
Yea you're right Gizmo, just the right size for an EDC, easy in and out of the pocket, useful blade and lockback. I carry the 5OTH a bunch. Take care.
On camera at least it doesn’t look as nice as the old ones did Still not a terrible way for someone to get into collecting Thanks for sharing it
They're not gonna fool anyone for real stag, but I think they are better than the old yellow stuff.
I got an uncle henry knife, the rancher with a staglon handle. It has no shield on it which its a bit odd perhaps.
There are some that come without shields. Their wooden handled lockbacks like the LB7 are an example. Thanks Rob and welcome to the channel.
A nice user .👍
Great Video . Peace , Be Free.
Thanks for having a look Michael. The Uncle Henry line is doing some cool things.
I have 2 oh the older ones they were selling them in my tractor supply 10 bucks a pop!!!! So I grabbed 2 of them stay well thrifty
Just call me Uncle Thrifty. I'll end up reviewing the whole line.
@@ThriftyKaniffy your gettin there!!!! I like the Bruin quiet a bit love that blade!!!!
@@jerseyknifeguy6382 It's a nice drop point. I know you like that click.
Does it come with sheath ?
No no sheath. Thanks, Daniel.
Looks like a winner to me.
Right on Rusty. Next Gen is alright with me so long as we are talking Uncle Henry.
Great looking knife! I think it needs a little more finish work!
That is does, Give it 15 minutes of your time and it'll make a world of difference.
The new stagalon looks much better than the old version.
Yellow rubbery feeling staglon handles aren't my thing either. I'll take the Next Gen. Thanks William.
Surprised they didn't make these in D2, been about $5 more...err at least on Amazon currently 5OT Heritage Bruin $24. Good deal. 🤔
Probably worth the extra 5 dollar investment, though if the budget is tight this one is going to give you lots of bang for the buck.
It’s a well made knife. I’m not a Staglon fan. I prefer Delrin for a synthetic.
Yep, they aren't for everybody. Roper makes a good Delrin style lockback that's similar.
@@ThriftyKaniffy I have the Roper Pecos. One of my favorite knives. Carried it yesterday. I especially like the yellow cream color on it.
Looking forward to a Uncle Henry hard to get these when people don't think your a real person. 😂
I got you covered Jesse.
I rather think Schrade U.S.A (before they threw in the towel in 2004) made the "next gen" Bruin when they produced this pattern with a liner lock/tumb stud version instead of the back lock. Labled the 55OT, it combines contemporary knife featues with an older pattern. The 50/55OT pattern in the Green Bruin is a favorite of mine. Like the Case Sodbuster jr, it hits a sweet spot, size wise.
A favorite of mine as well. Just a very useable stul;e knife that can be used EDC. Thanks, LostCat.