This is it guys, that fixed blade that will fit into your EDC without breaking the bank. From processing your hunt to camp knife Buck has your back with the Selkirk.
the point of a survival whistle is, 1) it can be heard much further than your voice, yelling and 2) it does not cause strain on your vocal cords, so you can use it much longer than you can effectively holler. the internationally recognized alarm for someone in need is to blow three short whistles, in 3 seconds, pause for 5 seconds, and repeat as long as required. search and rescue will respond with 1 whistle, to tell you they are near, this does not meant stop, they will use your whistles to locate you. everyone should have a whistle on them at all times. sometime, as a test, try putting yourself in a position that make4s it hard to breath deep. have someone be 100 feet away, and try hollering "help" , then blow the whistle three times, and see which one they can hear better. I also feel that everyone should carry a fixed blade knife any time they are going into the woods. they have a lot more capability than even a really tough folder if you find yourself in an unintentional over night camping situation. a 4-6" blade, full tang knife is a critical piece of emergency gear.
I own this knife, I've carried it a couple of times on hiking trips. It's a good sharp knife. 420HC steel is fairly tough and holds an edge for a minute. Like the blade shape and the handle is comfortable. Good review video. Thanks
Bro, thanks for commenting and for watching at all. I'm new to this so I want all the input I can get. Tell me about your EDC and what you carry. Are you new to the hobby?
I'm not new to the hobby. If that's what you want to call it, it's more like a mild obsession. I've been collecting for about 50 years, and I don't have a bunch of money to throw at it, so most of my collection is in the sub hundred dollar range. I've been down sizing what I have, giving it to my kids. Today, I'm carrying my Manix 2XL in CRUWEAR and my Paramilitary 2 in S45VN. There's not much room left in the pocket for the rest of my EDC stuff. I liked your video, I've been drooling over the Padre for a year, a sweet knife, and a great blade steel. Have a great day, and thanks for the content.
salut à toi très bien le vidéo. j'ai le même Buck 863 je suis très satisfait. j'ai remarquez que le bout rouge de l'allume feu il y a un sifflet an qu'à de détresse. un couteau bien utilisé tue la pour la vie. le mondes coupe des bûches an frappant avec une autre bûche je comprend pas c'est une hache que sa prend. pas un couteau. c'est mon avis
I've seen Buck Knives with all kinds of steel including the more premium one's but they can be kind of costly and this channel is presently focused on budget range EDC. Thanks for the comment.
Buck does harden their steel to stay above 58rc , All the steel snobs would avoid buck but they'll never use the overpriced "super steel " they worship.
Love my Selkirk. Yes…I batoned some 3-4” diameter white birch with it. All I had to do was tighten one screw in the grip later. It takes a great edge and holds it pretty well. One of my “not trading it away” blades.
That is awesome sir, I really want to try mine with some bush crafting but I have some health and mobility issues but I'll get there. Thanks for watching and commenting, please consider subscribing!
@@cincinnatus007 and before anyone gives me flak, not saying you will or did, I typically DON’T baton with my knives. But this one said “try me” and I did out of curiosity. I wanted to Womp on it a bit before carrying it all the time. Especially being a Scoutmaster and knowing what my Scouts could possibly wreak upon it. Several of them got the mini version after I demonstrated it to them. I can achieve 10-12 curl shavings with it on birch branches. They can too now.
Fantastic review! Great knives. I've taken the belt clip apart to re-adjust it and it was almost like a Japanese puzzle to get it back together. Be sure to take lots of pictures before you take it apart.
Thanks for the video on this knife, there aren’t many on TH-cam. I have one and it’s great. The design is fantastic. I wish Buck would make one in house in Idaho and keep the Chinese one as an export model so it’s more affordable for the world market.
Very nice video. I would recommend trying the BPS adventurer and the two other knives i use are coldsteel SRK-C the 3v version is around $89 at midway. The last knife is coldsteel mini pendleton hunter. I use the aus10 version it is the best bird and trout knife ive ever found. The BPS adventurer is amazing the steel is 1066 which is German spring steel comparable to 5160. Sharpest knife ive ever bought. That list is the knives i use the most -my mora Garberg (because you commented you weren't a mora fan) That folder was very nice i really like that. I generally carry a tri-ad lock knife. I love lockbacks. Hope you have a chance to try anyone of them you won't be disappointed. The SRK-C is like $35 for the sk5 version so they all are budget knives. Under $45.
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@@cincinnatus007 u might be onto something! I just sent back a prw 3500 cuz the damn alarm wouldn’t work. It was my shtf watch and now I don’t have one. That’s why I was fixated on yours lol.
I have been looking at the large Selkirk for years. I like Buck Knives, I like the blade shape and the sheath but I can’t get over the made in China part.
@cincinnatus007 i do not. I have several bucks tho, 119, 110 and 102. Another called alpha scout or something like that. Its nice but over priced for what it is. But yours is just right imo for size, practical use.
I had to remove the center hardware and grind off about a millimeter of it so when you tighten it it doesn't bottom out and leave the scale loose now my scales don't move
I think you could explain the steel used on the new buck Selkirk a little more detailed ie, edge retention, ease of sharpening, other steels offered, etc. Great video though and I'm going to investigate that one myself as it looks great. The.fire stick safety.lock pretty cool normally they just slide in. Take a look at Eafengro budget knives. Sharp as he k out of the box but a devil to sharpening. You might like those
I have the small folding Selkirk. Not my favorite buck. I do have a few bucks. Id have to say my favorite is the buck 192 Alaskan guide. It feels perfect in the hand. Second favorite would be the buck 113. After that the buck 110, then the buck 346. There are more but i don't carry them often, oh except the made in the U.S.A. stockman i have. I'll throw it in my pocket when i don't want to have one on my belt.
Gorgeous knife. I like that injection molded sheath. Very cool knife brother. That's an amazing survival knife. The small one is for carrying on paracord
The little post, in the belt loop can be removed, for very wide belts, or moved to another hole, for narrower belts. Also, for narrower belts, it can be used to adjust how high or low the knife sits on the belt, by putting it above or below the belt. 😁✌🖖
Just found your channel, & thank you for reviewing the Selkirk fixed blade. My hands are also larger, and from the way it fit in your hand, I just don't think I'd like the length of the handle. (A handle that's too small on an otherwise nice knife, especially on fixed blade knives, is one of my pet peeves, because there's nothing you can do about it.) Seeing your video helps me put to rest the urge to buy this knife once & for all -- thanks for saving me some money! Great to find this channel!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and sharing your perspective. Are you sure you won't give it a try? I think it still has comfy ergonomics.
Hello friend, that knife is the Kunwu Pulsar and it's a very well made knife and Elmax no less! Thanks for commenting. Go check out Kunwu , obviously a Chinese manufacturer so don't be surprised but great knives at a good price for what you get. Let me know what you wanna see on the channel!
I believe you can adjust the belt loop to the top notch and it would allow a wider belt to slide below the notch as is wider than the bottom notch allows just slide the belt below the top notch
And.. the small notch at the base of the blade was made for the ferro rod. Watch the video done by the designer.. dont have to take my word on it... 😅 Works well
It's because of the uneven heat-treat, when you use the top spine it damages the steel. I had to flatten the edges out again. Love the design, but china had poor heat-treat for blades at the time, a company called RealSteel is doing better heat treats. This is a budget Chinese manufacturer, finally making decent steel.
@joeymatthews448 bro, all I'm gonna show is my results when I get it switched over. Trust me, you don't wanna see me trying to problem solve on video, we'd be there forever. 😂
Hell yeah they do! Brother, thanks for commenting and putting that info out, I wasn't sure of exactly how many Selkirk models there were. I'm ready to try one of the folders, how bout you. @theknifebeater added an after market clip to his so I might try that myself. Please sub and comment back bro! 👍
yeah man go check it out.. Esee is a great compnay.. they have full warranty on there knives// break it they replace it. The only diffrence is the butt end on the buck is more hammer type. but the blade looks like it. I,m a ESEE guy tho. Esee warranty transfer also. Say you find one laying around , take it a break it.. they will replace it for free... @@cincinnatus007
Man thanks for subbing. I don't understand the folks that come here not to contribute at all and only make a negative comment on a topic of which we have very little control.@@TheCwright1976
@@cincinnatus007 I like larger flipper knives and fixed blades in the 4.5 inch range. I have several EDC knives that i rotate. I am currently carrying a Kubey Nova and i love it. Gotta have one of those Bucks you reviewed on the video, very nice!
@jakewade7388 hey man, large flipper are my jam and that is what my content is going to center around but, the response to this video has me reconsidering. Thank you for commenting!
I have the Selkirk and love it…. I also have several other Buck’s…. Both fixed blade and folders. Buck and Gerber have both been great knife makers for us who can’t afford $200 ( or more) knives. I do have a couple of knives that are $100+ but don’t use them near as much as my Buck’s…..
the point of a survival whistle is, 1) it can be heard much further than your voice, yelling and 2) it does not cause strain on your vocal cords, so you can use it much longer than you can effectively holler. the internationally recognized alarm for someone in need is to blow three short whistles, in 3 seconds, pause for 5 seconds, and repeat as long as required. search and rescue will respond with 1 whistle, to tell you they are near, this does not meant stop, they will use your whistles to locate you. everyone should have a whistle on them at all times. sometime, as a test, try putting yourself in a position that make4s it hard to breath deep. have someone be 100 feet away, and try hollering "help" , then blow the whistle three times, and see which one they can hear better. I also feel that everyone should carry a fixed blade knife any time they are going into the woods. they have a lot more capability than even a really tough folder if you find yourself in an unintentional over night camping situation. a 4-6" blade, full tang knife is a critical piece of emergency gear.
Wow, thanks!
Thank you for the sub brother. Please tell me your thoughts on the video/content.
On my way to your channel to sub and check out your vids.
I own this knife, I've carried it a couple of times on hiking trips. It's a good sharp knife. 420HC steel is fairly tough and holds an edge for a minute. Like the blade shape and the handle is comfortable. Good review video. Thanks
Bro, thanks for commenting and for watching at all. I'm new to this so I want all the input I can get. Tell me about your EDC and what you carry. Are you new to the hobby?
I'm not new to the hobby. If that's what you want to call it, it's more like a mild obsession. I've been collecting for about 50 years, and I don't have a bunch of money to throw at it, so most of my collection is in the sub hundred dollar range. I've been down sizing what I have, giving it to my kids. Today, I'm carrying my Manix 2XL in CRUWEAR and my Paramilitary 2 in S45VN. There's not much room left in the pocket for the rest of my EDC stuff. I liked your video, I've been drooling over the Padre for a year, a sweet knife, and a great blade steel. Have a great day, and thanks for the content.
Perhaps the most beautiful knife I have seen👍👍💯💯🌲
Wow! Thank you for commenting.
I too appreciate the looks of this one
I recommend using lock tite on screws after that I wrapped my handle in hockey tape 👌 sounds crazy but it works 💪
Lol, do your thing flipper hell yeah, thanks for commenting!
Love your review. I’m thinking about buying one.
Do it brother, totally worth the money. Thanks.
Excellent video, thank you
Thanks for commenting friend.
I still love my bk2 for the heavy do all knife .
salut à toi très bien le vidéo. j'ai le même Buck 863 je suis très satisfait. j'ai remarquez que le bout rouge de l'allume feu il y a un sifflet an qu'à de détresse. un couteau bien utilisé tue la pour la vie. le mondes coupe des bûches an frappant avec une autre bûche je comprend pas c'est une hache que sa prend. pas un couteau. c'est mon avis
excusez-moi j'avais pas remarqué que tu là fais sifflé.
Thank you for commenting. I like the many uses too.
For the love of God, I wish Buck would switch to 12C27 for pocket knives and 14C28N for bigger fixed blades.
I've seen Buck Knives with all kinds of steel including the more premium one's but they can be kind of costly and this channel is presently focused on budget range EDC.
Thanks for the comment.
Buck does harden their steel to stay above 58rc , All the steel snobs would avoid buck but they'll never use the overpriced "super steel " they worship.
Yup! Thanks for commenting!
made in CHINA
no sale
Ok, but everyone here knows where it's made as it's been a topic of the general conversation. Thanks for commenting!
Man... I don't know what to say but, the review has 19k views and %98 positive comments. Thanks for commenting!
Love my Selkirk. Yes…I batoned some 3-4” diameter white birch with it. All I had to do was tighten one screw in the grip later. It takes a great edge and holds it pretty well. One of my “not trading it away” blades.
That is awesome sir, I really want to try mine with some bush crafting but I have some health and mobility issues but I'll get there.
Thanks for watching and commenting, please consider subscribing!
@@cincinnatus007 and before anyone gives me flak, not saying you will or did, I typically DON’T baton with my knives. But this one said “try me” and I did out of curiosity. I wanted to Womp on it a bit before carrying it all the time. Especially being a Scoutmaster and knowing what my Scouts could possibly wreak upon it. Several of them got the mini version after I demonstrated it to them. I can achieve 10-12 curl shavings with it on birch branches. They can too now.
Put a drop of Loctite 242 on the screws, problem solved
@@bikeman9419 that’s exactly what I did. I’m very satisfied with the knife. It’s now in my daypack with my original Leatherman Super Tool.
Fantastic review! Great knives. I've taken the belt clip apart to re-adjust it and it was almost like a Japanese puzzle to get it back together. Be sure to take lots of pictures before you take it apart.
Wow! Thanks for the complement and the comment friend!
Bought a leather sheath for my Selkirk. Great knife needs a better sheath than the plastic one it comes with. Just my opinion
Hey bro, nothing wrong with expressing your opinion and I don't think I'd mind a leather sheath for that bad boy myself. Thank you for commenting.
Thanks for the video on this knife, there aren’t many on TH-cam. I have one and it’s great. The design is fantastic.
I wish Buck would make one in house in Idaho and keep the Chinese one as an export model so it’s more affordable for the world market.
That's not a bad solution man, thank you for the comment.
The whistle sounds like a dog whistle. It's not loud enough for somebody to hear it and rescue you
Thanks for commenting. I blew mine a little and I got some sound from it.
Very nice video. I would recommend trying the BPS adventurer and the two other knives i use are coldsteel SRK-C the 3v version is around $89 at midway. The last knife is coldsteel mini pendleton hunter. I use the aus10 version it is the best bird and trout knife ive ever found.
The BPS adventurer is amazing the steel is 1066 which is German spring steel comparable to 5160. Sharpest knife ive ever bought.
That list is the knives i use the most -my mora Garberg (because you commented you weren't a mora fan)
That folder was very nice i really like that. I generally carry a tri-ad lock knife. I love lockbacks.
Hope you have a chance to try anyone of them you won't be disappointed. The SRK-C is like $35 for the sk5 version so they all are budget knives. Under $45.
Excellent review, I think I’ll be ordering one shortly, have a great day my friend, from Ontario Canada.👍🇨🇦🇺🇸
Awesome friend! Thanks for commenting.
Great review! I agree with you on quality and why I would collect a well made product.
I need to get one of those knives. Pretty sure I have one on my amazon cart lol. But what watch you wearing!? I was fixated on that. But good video
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@@cincinnatus007 u might be onto something! I just sent back a prw 3500 cuz the damn alarm wouldn’t work. It was my shtf watch and now I don’t have one. That’s why I was fixated on yours lol.
@outlaweric hey check it out on Amazon, the price is way down from when I bought mine about 2 years ago and it's a tough sob!
I have been looking at the large Selkirk for years. I like Buck Knives, I like the blade shape and the sheath but I can’t get over the made in China part.
Hey bro, I can completely understand that, thanks you for commenting! 👍
Nice knife, good review. Still American owned company..
Thanks for commenting. Do you own one?
@cincinnatus007 i do not. I have several bucks tho, 119, 110 and 102. Another called alpha scout or something like that. Its nice but over priced for what it is. But yours is just right imo for size, practical use.
Love mine had it for year , carry it daily for work .
I had to remove the center hardware and grind off about a millimeter of it so when you tighten it it doesn't bottom out and leave the scale loose now my scales don't move
What do these cost.
$67.49 at White Mountain Knives.
Thanks for commenting! 👍
Great video!Thank you for sharing.I just subscribed to your channel 🔪👍
Thanks for the sub!
Nice knife
Thanks for commenting!
BUCK ножи с историей и прекрасной репутацией , а из этой серии фуллтангов "селкирк" нравится мне боьше всего 🙏👍✊🏻
Love my selkirk. My go to for a long time now.. from skinning to buttoning. Hasnt let me down yet!
Thanks for watching and commenting! 🔥🔥
I think you could explain the steel used on the new buck Selkirk a little more detailed ie, edge retention, ease of sharpening, other steels offered, etc. Great video though and I'm going to investigate that one myself as it looks great. The.fire stick safety.lock pretty cool normally they just slide in. Take a look at Eafengro budget knives. Sharp as he k out of the box but a devil to sharpening. You might like those
Thanks for the recommendations and the comment!
I have the small folding Selkirk. Not my favorite buck. I do have a few bucks. Id have to say my favorite is the buck 192 Alaskan guide. It feels perfect in the hand. Second favorite would be the buck 113. After that the buck 110, then the buck 346. There are more but i don't carry them often, oh except the made in the U.S.A. stockman i have. I'll throw it in my pocket when i don't want to have one on my belt.
Man, nice Buck collection. Thanks for commenting.
Wow! Superb knife.
Thanks for commenting, and I totally agree!!
@@cincinnatus007 Buck also has a 119 special you might like.
@cecilmize1 I have the 119 slim in s30v, did a video on it!!
Gorgeous knife. I like that injection molded sheath. Very cool knife brother. That's an amazing survival knife. The small one is for carrying on paracord
Thanks for commenting! I appreciate your input
@@cincinnatus007 I'm also a new subscriber. I look forward to seeing more content
@jasonbeecher509 what kind of content would you like to see?
@@cincinnatus007 anything that makes you happy. I'm a happy man
My guy! 👍
I purchased the smaller Sellkirk just as a companion knife. I found that the butt Really dug into my hand the more I used it.
Now I wanna try out the folding version from hearing people talk about it here. Thanks for commenting.
Does it come with left hand sheath?
I'm not sure friend, that's a great question though. Thank you for commenting.
@@cincinnatus007 You can re-configure to left hand draw as needed. I have one of these and it's great.
@keithwaugh9935 wow! I didn't know it could be reconfigured for left handed wear! Thanks for commenting and putting it out there.
costa troppo
I can understand that friend, I had to save to buy it myself. Thanks for commenting!
If you want a great fixed blade, get it in 3V. Thank me later. 4V is also fantastic. Oil it up though.
Not bad advice at all. Thank you for commenting.
The little post, in the belt loop can be removed, for very wide belts,
or moved to another hole, for narrower belts. Also, for narrower
belts, it can be used to adjust how high or low the knife sits on
the belt, by putting it above or below the belt. 😁✌🖖
I was aware of this fact from another TH-camr but thanks for putting it in the comment section!
Just found your channel, & thank you for reviewing the Selkirk fixed blade. My hands are also larger, and from the way it fit in your hand, I just don't think I'd like the length of the handle. (A handle that's too small on an otherwise nice knife, especially on fixed blade knives, is one of my pet peeves, because there's nothing you can do about it.) Seeing your video helps me put to rest the urge to buy this knife once & for all -- thanks for saving me some money! Great to find this channel!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and sharing your perspective. Are you sure you won't give it a try? I think it still has comfy ergonomics.
Have the large and wife has the small. Great knives.
New sub here. Loved your review. I put the Selkirk on my “next to acquire” list.
Bro, you and so many other commenters are making my day! Thanks so much!
Tell me what you would like to see reviews of.
i like that folder you opened the box with! gonna have to look into it i think. Reminds me of my Steel Will Modus a bit. Great vid bro!
Hello friend, that knife is the Kunwu Pulsar and it's a very well made knife and Elmax no less!
Thanks for commenting. Go check out Kunwu , obviously a Chinese manufacturer so don't be surprised but great knives at a good price for what you get. Let me know what you wanna see on the channel!
I've seen a lot of good and bad videos for Selkirk. This video had me buying one tomorrow.
Damn! That awesome brother. Go pick it up, it's a solid knife.
Thanks for commenting.
I believe you can adjust the belt loop to the top notch and it would allow a wider belt to slide below the notch as is wider than the bottom notch allows just slide the belt below the top notch
Yup! Thanks for commenting!
And.. the small notch at the base of the blade was made for the ferro rod. Watch the video done by the designer.. dont have to take my word on it... 😅 Works well
It's because of the uneven heat-treat, when you use the top spine it damages the steel. I had to flatten the edges out again. Love the design, but china had poor heat-treat for blades at the time, a company called RealSteel is doing better heat treats. This is a budget Chinese manufacturer, finally making decent steel.
Show us how to make it scout carry
Thanks for commenting. I'm actually working on transferring my sheath clip to the scout carry mounting position!
@@cincinnatus007 please show us how. I am not sure I did mine right. It hangs low on the belt
@joeymatthews448 bro, all I'm gonna show is my results when I get it switched over. Trust me, you don't wanna see me trying to problem solve on video, we'd be there forever. 😂
@@cincinnatus007 I had parts leftover
I keep meaning to buy this knife but some how never get around to it. Appreciate the review.
And I appreciate the comment, thank you so much!
The Selkirk is a fantastic knife, almost to beautiful it use. Buy two, one to use and one to look at.
Bro, I don't know how your comment made it under the radar but, I think I agree cause I don't wanna use mine either 😂
Have had the Selkirk for 4 or 5 yrs now i love it its proved to be a great blade
Thank you for commenting!
You can hear a whistle much further than yelling, if you are lost or trapped in the woods it’s much easier to keep blowing a whistle than to yell.
I recently learned this, thank you.
@@cincinnatus007 no problem.
Oh ya, Subscribed!😂
Thank you!
They actually make four Sellkirk models, two folders and two fixed blades
Hell yeah they do! Brother, thanks for commenting and putting that info out, I wasn't sure of exactly how many Selkirk models there were.
I'm ready to try one of the folders, how bout you. @theknifebeater added an after market clip to his so I might try that myself.
Please sub and comment back bro! 👍
I have the small and large folder and I plan on getting the large and the small fix blade
The large fixed is definitely worth it for the price.
looks good I think it favors the Esee #5 alot to me... thanks for sharing.
Okay bro, now I gotta go check out that Esee just to see, thanks for your comment.
yeah man go check it out.. Esee is a great compnay.. they have full warranty on there knives// break it they replace it. The only diffrence is the butt end on the buck is more hammer type. but the blade looks like it. I,m a ESEE guy tho. Esee warranty transfer also. Say you find one laying around , take it a break it.. they will replace it for free... @@cincinnatus007
That s a nice knife 👍👋🦅
Thanks!
If it was made in USA I’d buy it. I try not to buy knives from China.
But it is a US company. What's the difference?
@TheCwright1976 thanks for commenting!
@@TheCwright1976 I prefer buying items made in USA. Helps create jobs for USA citizens. We need to keep and bring back jobs to USA.
@morph2011 how did so much of our labor and jobs get moved to China along with so many American companies? Thanks for commenting!
Man thanks for subbing. I don't understand the folks that come here not to contribute at all and only make a negative comment on a topic of which we have very little control.@@TheCwright1976
You do great knife reviews!
Wow! Thanks man.
What would you like to see content about?
@@cincinnatus007 I like larger flipper knives and fixed blades in the 4.5 inch range. I have several EDC knives that i rotate. I am currently carrying a Kubey Nova and i love it. Gotta have one of those Bucks you reviewed on the video, very nice!
@jakewade7388 hey man, large flipper are my jam and that is what my content is going to center around but, the response to this video has me reconsidering.
Thank you for commenting!
Looking forward to seeing your flipper knife reviews. Subscribed!
@jakewade7388 check out some of my other vids!
It’s not American HC 420.
Ok, but it's been a topic of general discussion as most here know that it's a Chinese made Buck. Thanks for commenting.
Made in China...so sorry 😥
Thanks for commenting!
420HC steel for survival? Not so sure about that bro.
I don't know, I think some could manage...
I have the Selkirk and love it…. I also have several other Buck’s…. Both fixed blade and folders. Buck and Gerber have both been great knife makers for us who can’t afford $200 ( or more) knives. I do have a couple of knives that are $100+ but don’t use them near as much as my Buck’s…..
Hell yeah bro, and there's nothing wrong with that. Thanks for the comment.
He won't say what knife it is until he unpacks it, but I can read the title.
Hey thanks for commenting and being THE ONLY person to notice! 😅😅👍
Very nice. Knife, and great video.
Thanks friend and thank you for commenting!