Sir, knife is one thing. But having found your vid is a real honor. Some day i wish i work in your company and make 112 / 110 with my own hands. If not, at least i will have honor of meeting you. BTW i have 112 and 112 slim select ODG.
I have mine with me now. I bought it a few years ago after seeing it sit too long in the cabinet at a local hardware store. My grandad had one so I recognised it. I looked at it so many times but I already have too many knives (is that actually possible?) but one day I decided to buy it as it was just after pay day. Glad I did as it has become a firm favourite in my job as a plumber. These wonderful knives are carried by people like myself all over the world, especially at work as they are strong but in the UK we can't EDC such a thing. For work is fine though and that's where mine goes every day.
Отличное видео. Семейные истории бесценны. У меня есть и 110 и 112 . Я ровесник 110, рожден в 1964 году, а моя жена 1972 года рождения как и 112. Оба ножа приносят радость и удовольствие от использования.
Fantastic video, I have a 112 and a 110 but for some reason I much prefer the feel of my 112 in the hand. Either way thanks for making the video and these knives. Excellent craftsmanship you guys!
Hace unos días compré una Buck 110, (España) y es una navaja estupenda, para mi, sin ninguna duda, la mejor en su rango, con mucho. Pronto compraré una 112, que me encanta también. Saludos y enhorabuena por este maravilloso producto.
Legend. I purchased my first Buck 112 in 1978 at a USMC PX on Camp Pendleton. It resides in a footlocker. I have a newer variant that is much easier to sharpen. Thank you for producing such excellent knives. Also own ........ a few other Buck Knives. I really like my 105 Pathfinder for hunting.
👍 I wonder how many people have gone diving in that area since video was released looking for that knife? Good be the Lost Dutchman Mine of Southern California. 😂😂😂
@@ScheelsOutdoors Agreed! But, shame on anyone who finds it and does not return it to CJ Buck. Mr. Buck would probably reward the finder with a new Buck Custom Shop 112. 😀
Oh my jesus if this is true this is fricking cool. I have 5 used 110's. But I have a brand new 55 and a brand new 112. This is a freaking cool little piece of history on the 112 though. 😮
I have 5 Buck knives in all and I have both the 110 & 112. The 112 is by far my favorite. It was given to me as a gift in 1997 and is my first good folding knife I own. I cherish it so much that it remains virtually unused and like new. I really need to get a second one that I can use so I can swap out the 279 Folding Alpha Hunter that I use as my go to knife. That BTW is a model I wish Buck would bring back. I regret not buying a second one while they were in production. I currently have the one with rubber panels but I really admired the wooden version too.
I own three Buck110 knives, one Buck selector it has three different blades for cleaning game, one Buck folding fillet knife, one Buck 119, and I just bought a Buck 112 great cutting tools.
I was going to ask the same thing - Who keeps a prototype in a kitchen drawer? :)) A fantastic knife, anyway, I now own 3 x 110s and 2 x 112s and am still tempted to buy a new one, just to own the different versions, with and without finger grooves, the ones with ebony wood, etc. Greetings from Transylvania, Romania!
Just got a buck 112,is it normal that when the blade is closed that the tip of the blade sticks up a very tiny bit? If you rub a finger over it, it will cut
When I lightly squeeze my 112, the blade travels inward and the edge just behind the tip contacts the spacer in between the liners. If this is normal, I cannot help but question the design of the entire line. If it's not, I must add that I've seen many of the same model with exactly the same condition.
I have a 110 and want to get the Ranger 112. Unfortunately they never are in stock where I live. The local distributor never replied to my enquiries on the availability of the Ranger. Shite service I'd say by the local distributor!
Hi, Mus. Where do you live? I would be happy to check local store inventory to see if we have it in a location near to you. Otherwise the knife is available online to be shipped anywhere in the US. www.scheels.com/p/buck-112-ranger-vintage-tribute-2022-legacy-collection-knife/03375316267.html
I love Buck knives! I have a 371 Stockman, a 110 folding hunter, a 120 general, a 119 special and I just ordered a 112 from a Surplus store. Edit: I got my 112 and I've added it to my Buck collection and I love it. I plan to buy a 110 and 112 with finger grooves next.
Shame that Buck knives have deteriorated in quality so bad they're not worth having anymore, not when you can get many other knives for less with better quality. I ordered 4 (one custom) and only 1 of the 4 was worth keeping. Straight out of the box I had to return the others for repairs.
Nah. I have an old 112 I’ve been polishing up and playing around with lately. The handle looked too big for the blade already. I thought maybe it had been damaged and reshaped but after hearing about the less than three inches rule I know my knife is exactly what it’s supposed to be. Great knife too. Cuts my steak very well😋😎
@@reptilianresearchredux5887 naaa, dont sweat it, in most states 3-3/4" is ok. But yeah.... your blade deffinitely has seen alot of use, and sharpened a million times by some old man with a bench grinder (old folks love them bench grinders), hell, they also love putting nuts and bolts in baby food jars.
@@alfonsedente9679 no it looks good. I thought because of how short it looked that the tip had been broken and reshaped, but whoever reshaped it did a fantastic job because it looks perfect. But no. With my dial calipers the blade measures 2.892”. I saw it in my friends tool box and asked him about it. He gave it right over and said I can just have it and he didn’t care about it😃. It has the four dots so between 1981 and 1986.
@@reptilianresearchredux5887 btw.... if you get tempted to buy the 21st century remakes with the black plastic handle, get one in a box, not the plastic clam-shell, that way you can check everything out. The quality of the return springs are junk! My new model, plastic handle 110 will open in your pocket cuz of that weak spring.
OK, I am a pure Japanese man. Could you please stop that damn wrong Japanese translationｓ?? They are totally wrong. That is really frustrating me while watching this great video.
The 112 was my first nice knife that I bought back in the 80's. It still looks great today.
You have a relic on your hands!
Appropriate that the first-of-its-kind Navy knife went down to Davy Jones' Locker.
Irony at its finest!
An offering to King Neptune. :-)
CJ Buck is such a genuine company owner. A rare trait for a businessman! The 112 is a classic. I'd like to get one soon.
Agreed! Nothing but good things to say about him! What is your favorite buck knife?
@@ScheelsOutdoors My favourite Buck knife to carry is the 055 Knife. A scaled down 110/112. I did however get the 112, it's a great outdoors knife!
Awesome video, and a great story! Warm wishes from Toronto, Canada! We love Buck knives here!
Great stories! Just picked up a 112 and love it!
Cool stories. I carry a Buck 112 and it's awesome! Also, spent some time at sea.
Sir, knife is one thing. But having found your vid is a real honor. Some day i wish i work in your company and make 112 / 110 with my own hands. If not, at least i will have honor of meeting you. BTW i have 112 and 112 slim select ODG.
I still have my first buck 110 from when i was a kid in the 70s. And a much older buck fishin knife.
i wonder if that prototype ranger is still down there
I have mine with me now. I bought it a few years ago after seeing it sit too long in the cabinet at a local hardware store. My grandad had one so I recognised it. I looked at it so many times but I already have too many knives (is that actually possible?) but one day I decided to buy it as it was just after pay day. Glad I did as it has become a firm favourite in my job as a plumber. These wonderful knives are carried by people like myself all over the world, especially at work as they are strong but in the UK we can't EDC such a thing. For work is fine though and that's where mine goes every day.
That's going to be a knife you can inspire with as well, great story!
Отличное видео. Семейные истории бесценны. У меня есть и 110 и 112 .
Я ровесник 110, рожден в 1964 году, а моя жена 1972 года рождения как и 112.
Оба ножа приносят радость и удовольствие от использования.
Thank you and glad to hear you enjoy both the 110 and 112!
Fantastic video, I have a 112 and a 110 but for some reason I much prefer the feel of my 112 in the hand.
Either way thanks for making the video and these knives.
Excellent craftsmanship you guys!
We are glad you liked it!
Can you make a Buck knife that has a 3.5 inch blade? Something between 110 and 112. Maybe call it a 111?
My grandpa had this knife, I brang it on the beach and lost it, I was despaired...
I just bought a new one, and here I am !
Hace unos días compré una Buck 110, (España) y es una navaja estupenda, para mi, sin ninguna duda, la mejor en su rango, con mucho. Pronto compraré una 112, que me encanta también. Saludos y enhorabuena por este maravilloso producto.
Bucks are classic. I've got a 110, 503 & 373 - hope to order a customized 112 at some point (no pun intended). Can't go wrong with a Buck!
Legend. I purchased my first Buck 112 in 1978 at a USMC PX on Camp Pendleton. It resides in a footlocker. I have a newer variant that is much easier to sharpen. Thank you for producing such excellent knives. Also own ........ a few other Buck Knives. I really like my 105 Pathfinder for hunting.
👍 I wonder how many people have gone diving in that area since video was released looking for that knife? Good be the Lost Dutchman Mine of Southern California. 😂😂😂
Definitely makes a person wonder as that would be a pretty cool relic to have!
@@ScheelsOutdoors Agreed! But, shame on anyone who finds it and does not return it to CJ Buck. Mr. Buck would probably reward the finder with a new Buck Custom Shop 112. 😀
Oh my jesus if this is true this is fricking cool. I have 5 used 110's. But I have a brand new 55 and a brand new 112.
This is a freaking cool little piece of history on the 112 though.
😮
I have 5 Buck knives in all and I have both the 110 & 112. The 112 is by far my favorite. It was given to me as a gift in 1997 and is my first good folding knife I own. I cherish it so much that it remains virtually unused and like new. I really need to get a second one that I can use so I can swap out the 279 Folding Alpha Hunter that I use as my go to knife. That BTW is a model I wish Buck would bring back. I regret not buying a second one while they were in production. I currently have the one with rubber panels but I really admired the wooden version too.
Glad to hear you enjoy the Buck lineup!
I own three Buck110 knives, one Buck selector it has three different blades for cleaning game, one Buck folding fillet knife, one Buck 119, and I just bought a Buck 112 great cutting tools.
Those are all great knives to have! Which one is your favorite?
@@ScheelsOutdoors The Buck 110 would be the one I would grab if could only have one knife.
I have quite a few Buck knives but not a Ranger. I will have to get one but I think I want to carry it on a pocket slip if it is not too big/heavy.
It should be a pretty good size for that.
Just got the Buck 112. It’s on my belt as I’m writing this.
Great choice!
Bought my first 112 today.
Thats really exciting! We hope this video helped you make a decision.
I was going to ask the same thing - Who keeps a prototype in a kitchen drawer? :))
A fantastic knife, anyway, I now own 3 x 110s and 2 x 112s and am still tempted to buy a new one, just to own the different versions, with and without finger grooves, the ones with ebony wood, etc.
Greetings from Transylvania, Romania!
It makes for a good story at least! We are glad you like your knives!
Are you a vampyre?
@@Mister_Ess Those are just myths... I've lived here for 300 years and never saw a single vampire.
Just got a buck 112,is it normal that when the blade is closed that the tip of the blade sticks up a very tiny bit? If you rub a finger over it, it will cut
It should be flush. If you got the knife at SCHEELS go ahead and bring it back for a free replacement.
@SCHEELS Outdoors thank for the reply, I live in the UK,got knife from Amazon, be a pain to send it back, so will just have to put up with it 😢
When I lightly squeeze my 112, the blade travels inward and the edge just behind the tip contacts the spacer in between the liners. If this is normal, I cannot help but question the design of the entire line. If it's not, I must add that I've seen many of the same model with exactly the same condition.
If you bought it from SCHEELS feel free to bring it back for a repair or replacement.
Wonder if anyone has ever found the prototype
🙏❤🙏
Praise the good Lord in heaven
Thanks for your many blessings
Amen : )
I have a 110 and want to get the Ranger 112. Unfortunately they never are in stock where I live. The local distributor never replied to my enquiries on the availability of the Ranger. Shite service I'd say by the local distributor!
Hi, Mus. Where do you live? I would be happy to check local store inventory to see if we have it in a location near to you. Otherwise the knife is available online to be shipped anywhere in the US. www.scheels.com/p/buck-112-ranger-vintage-tribute-2022-legacy-collection-knife/03375316267.html
@@ScheelsOutdoors Many thanks for your kind reply. I am in Shah Alam, Malaysia.
I love Buck knives! I have a 371 Stockman, a 110 folding hunter, a 120 general, a 119 special and I just ordered a 112 from a Surplus store.
Edit: I got my 112 and I've added it to my Buck collection and I love it.
I plan to buy a 110 and 112 with finger grooves next.
Very good knife. But not practical for EDC. I like for EDC liner lock and tip down clip.
Funny story
I found that knife.
Shame that Buck knives have deteriorated in quality so bad they're not worth having anymore, not when you can get many other knives for less with better quality. I ordered 4 (one custom) and only 1 of the 4 was worth keeping. Straight out of the box I had to return the others for repairs.
One great thing about Buck is they do stand by their products.
Would have made more sense to use the 112 blade, but installed in the 110 handle.
Nah. I have an old 112 I’ve been polishing up and playing around with lately. The handle looked too big for the blade already. I thought maybe it had been damaged and reshaped but after hearing about the less than three inches rule I know my knife is exactly what it’s supposed to be. Great knife too. Cuts my steak very well😋😎
@@reptilianresearchredux5887 naaa, dont sweat it, in most states 3-3/4" is ok.
But yeah.... your blade deffinitely has seen alot of use, and sharpened a million times by some old man with a bench grinder (old folks love them bench grinders), hell, they also love putting nuts and bolts in baby food jars.
@@alfonsedente9679 no it looks good. I thought because of how short it looked that the tip had been broken and reshaped, but whoever reshaped it did a fantastic job because it looks perfect. But no. With my dial calipers the blade measures 2.892”. I saw it in my friends tool box and asked him about it. He gave it right over and said I can just have it and he didn’t care about it😃. It has the four dots so between 1981 and 1986.
@@reptilianresearchredux5887 you might have to really dig, but it may have a rare steel or heat-treat. Either way, old knives were always made better.
@@reptilianresearchredux5887 btw.... if you get tempted to buy the 21st century remakes with the black plastic handle, get one in a box, not the plastic clam-shell, that way you can check everything out.
The quality of the return springs are junk!
My new model, plastic handle 110 will open in your pocket cuz of that weak spring.
Father/Son relationships can be a little edgy at times.
That's an excellent comment for a knife video.
OK, I am a pure Japanese man. Could you please stop that damn wrong Japanese translationｓ?? They are totally wrong. That is really frustrating me while watching this great video.
dont watch, there all fixed.