Buck is my first love when it comes to knives, and the only brand I gratuitously collect, I own a whole bunch of knives, some I have for specific purposes, others have specific sentimental attachments to me, most were part of an evolution in my preferences and systems over the years as my needs have shifted, but bucks stay, and they get looked after regularly, not all of my blades can make that claim.
When you open the original 110, pinch the nail nick with your thumb and knuckle of your pointer finger (tip pointing away from you). Snap your wrist down, the handle will swing down into the bottom of your palm. When you get good at it, the knife will rest in your palm with no adjustment needed. Been doing it for about 45 or 50 years now. Really like the look of the last 2 110s but I'll bet they are alot lighter. Grown use to the weight of my 110. Nice review
Yes'rrr this is how I open most any knife that doesn't flick out smoothly or have a the stud lol it is actually fun to do this with spydies too pinching the spydie-hole...
I have 3 microtechs, 2 benchmades, etc but the knife I edc for work is the Buck 112 Ranger Auto elite in a leather pancake sheath. Built like a tank and fires like a cannon. Get a $30 - $40 pancake sheath off etsy for that 110, you won't regret it.
Some very cool knives. I've always enjoyed the 110 and I still carry mine from time to time but I think I'll be looking into some of the more premium version. Great video 👍
What u love about buck 1 heat treat!!! They went out and got legendary heat treat recipes! 2 American made 3 hollow grinds! 3 the history of a great American company making great tools for years! There's alot more. Fnf needs improving and they need current popular designers to help and they could be incredible
@@lionknives3 of course wouldn't miss it. 750 850 wow!!! Let me tell u when channels get the same numbers using different steels different geometry that's just because of the sharpening. A truly deburred edge is really incredible!
I have found bucks s30v to be superior to benchmades s30. A lot less chippy. The drop point is a different blade than what you have. Nice video. Appreciate the Buck love
I haven’t had any issues with either Benchmade’s S30V or Buck’s but I have noticed Buck’s takes a better edge when sharpening. That could be due to the same properties that make a steel chippy or not (I.e. brittleness).
Awesome video. I had not been paying attention to Buck knives. I had no idea that 110's came in so many different versions. The variety is very cool. I really have to invest in some different Buck 110's. All of these are really cool. Buf the 110 that is a grail for me would be the nickle silver bolsters and stag handle! That combination of materials blows me away! Thank you for an awesome video
As a buck collector I have the 110 the 112 finger grooved the woodsman the caper the 119 Special the 192 Vanguard an a buck droppoint light all the knives I need the rest of my life Buck is American heritage since 1902 wow and still going strong together with Harley Davidson its a big American pillar you can't beat that fourtyfive years ago I asked mister Buck himself if there was a 110 with a linyard posibility at that time there was not ....so they send me one with that posibility specialy for me at that time and a letter to go with it you cant beat that 😅
The more you spend, the better the box. And you can get a Sheath made in u s a. Also alot of people don't know that buck also makes high end customs i have 2 customs made in 1987 And they have mammoth ivory handles and are works of art.
I feel a bit weird when I see these 'modern' Buck knives. It's kind of how you might feel if your favourite Rock n Roll band suddenly started playing 70s disco music.
It’s odd but it’s not. Buck has been doing different versions of the Buck 110 through the Buck of the Month and Buck Legacy programs for years. Modern materials were bound to happen just by sheer volume of variants.
@@TripleEEDC I do like that Limited Edition Pro though. The style harks back to the original and the blade is really nice. I'm no Buck purist (I only have a B500), but it does look weird seeing all those variants together.
Nice little unboxing. I wouldn’t have bought the chinesium though. I sent this video to Pete over at Cedric and Ada so hopefully we’ll get to see Buck’s S45VN tested
Thank you! Pete is great. He has one of my favorite channels. As an aside, I do buy and review some foreign-made knives, but if you look at ny channel as a whole, I think you’ll find that my channel skews much more toward American-made knives than most other channels.
@@TripleEEDC I made the decision a few months ago that I wasn’t going to buy or test any more chinese made stuff and I got rid of all my chinesium. I might eventually phase out all the other foreign countries and go 100% USA but it’s mainly china that I no longer trust because of all the clone companies and the fact that I’ve seen chinese blades go to metallurgists for testing and turn out to not be made from the steel they claimed to use
I have almost all versions of the 110. I think If they would have kept the same blade that comes on the original 110, and used it for the lite versions they would have been perfect. You just can't beat that pointy hollow ground blade on the original 110.
The slims don't work for me either. The 112 slim is a great daily carry knife. But, the 110 slim is just to thin for the heavy jobs a 110 was made for. It's incredibly uncomfortable.
Some of the cheaper ones made overseas don’t quite live up to the standard but in general i have been fairly impressed with fit and finish from Buck. I wasn’t expecting them to be as consistent as they are on that.
The Sport is on my list. The 55 and 119 should be on yours. No kidding, gots to have 55 and 119, more'n 112 even 😁 Thanks man, that was great video. 532 👊😆🤜
The squire is really nice. It’s small but big enough and is fairly light given its materials. It’s also much more nicely finished than the 110 and has a mich softer spring which works well since it’s a smaller knife than the 110 and 112. The blade shape is also very well designed.
I think the value of Buck knives is that they have a unique knife with respect to the 110 and 112. These two knives don't have any peers. They are solid, hefty slip joint knives that I find to be esthetically pleasing. No one else is building knives like these two. The other knives in this video are attempts to follow trends. But the trends are inferior to what Buck has done with it original brass bodied slip joints. I have no interest in these other variants. I feel that they are all inferior to the brass, wood slip joints that Buck made originally.
I hear what you are saying and agree with respect to some models but the 110 and 112 made with lighter (but still strong m) materials and with pocket clips make these a lot more useable and carry-able for many people. The original Buck 110 and 112 are still legendary values in today’s market regardless of these additional models.
I wish they would give us a 110 with S30 or 35 steel and a pocket clip. They should do the same for the 110 auto. I would probably carry the thing everyday if they did this.
Nice assortment of Bucks, I personally haven't ever used the classic patterned Bucks like the 110 much but the updates have me second guessing that a little. Have you checked out any of Buck's "non-classic" offerings like the Sprint Pro/Select or Paradigm/Shift? Would be interested to hear your take on them. Thanks for the great content!
I have the Buck Onset that I am reviewing shortly and have previously reviewed the Marksman. I am thinking of picking up a Sprint Pro for review shortly. The only reason I never got the Paradigm is that the grind looks thick but it would be interesting to review.
I bought a guys collection of "stuff" his wife was selling. Got a few buck folders in box but I have a Buck 102 that's not the same as I'm seeing ppl with. Mine has an older fold over and snap shaeth. Blade says. BUCk 102 U.S.A. wanting to know date.
Agreed on some of the clips. Also agreed on the squire - I love it. I do agree on the thumbstuds as well but they work well to push the blade past the back spring’s downward force. Still, I’d prefer a redesign on those.
Don't know if just feeling tense but um out of.30 minutes um of um rambling and um repeating. Sorry my old but is um just cranky. Um practice and um will get thru more than a couple blades.
I hope that in the last 2 years since this video was made you're better at having your information straight about your presentations. Not knowing the model names, materials and features together makes the video unnecessarily long and hard to make comparisons. Just reading the box and having a spec sheet would do the trick.
Don’t care to watch you unbox stuff. Get your product out & ready to show. Take the time to educate yourself about your product so you don’t stumble through your video like you did in this Buck video.
He definitely needs to slow down. I got the impression that you know very little about Buck Knives and just went on a Buck shopping spree. Good job though, beautiful collection.
I know very much about knives and at the time of the video was just getting introduced to Buck. Much more versed now and it’s definitely a brand I appreciate a lot more. I specifically did this as an unboxing video because it was a large order. Review videos of each knife are either out or still coming depending on the knife. This video was not intended to be a review video or anything more than “let’s enjoy this unboxing together and talk about some knives.”
Some are not USA made but there are still plenty of USA made models in their lineup. I don’t think they are looking to move production of the stalwart models overseas.
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I've carried my buck 110 since about 1977 and it's still performing thanks man
Buck is my first love when it comes to knives, and the only brand I gratuitously collect, I own a whole bunch of knives, some I have for specific purposes, others have specific sentimental attachments to me, most were part of an evolution in my preferences and systems over the years as my needs have shifted, but bucks stay, and they get looked after regularly, not all of my blades can make that claim.
When you open the original 110, pinch the nail nick with your thumb and knuckle of your pointer finger (tip pointing away from you). Snap your wrist down, the handle will swing down into the bottom of your palm. When you get good at it, the knife will rest in your palm with no adjustment needed. Been doing it for about 45 or 50 years now. Really like the look of the last 2 110s but I'll bet they are alot lighter. Grown use to the weight of my 110. Nice review
Thanks! I will try that.
Yes'rrr this is how I open most any knife that doesn't flick out smoothly or have a the stud lol it is actually fun to do this with spydies too pinching the spydie-hole...
I have 3 microtechs, 2 benchmades, etc but the knife I edc for work is the Buck 112 Ranger Auto elite in a leather pancake sheath. Built like a tank and fires like a cannon. Get a $30 - $40 pancake sheath off etsy for that 110, you won't regret it.
I just bought the squire after watching your video. I never even knew about it before your video. Thanks for showing it!
Nice! Let me know how you like it.
Big ol' box o' Bucks! Very knice! The 110 Hunter Sport is on my must have list. That clip point is fantastic.
Some very cool knives. I've always enjoyed the 110 and I still carry mine from time to time but I think I'll be looking into some of the more premium version. Great video 👍
What u love about buck 1 heat treat!!! They went out and got legendary heat treat recipes! 2 American made 3 hollow grinds! 3 the history of a great American company making great tools for years! There's alot more. Fnf needs improving and they need current popular designers to help and they could be incredible
Hey dom, did you see the video from Pete yesterday? About Magnacut!
@@lionknives3 of course wouldn't miss it. 750 850 wow!!! Let me tell u when channels get the same numbers using different steels different geometry that's just because of the sharpening. A truly deburred edge is really incredible!
@@lionknives3 I wanna get the protech atcf in magnacut
I would love to see Chris Reeve work with some better designers.
@@ericmack001 grant and Gavin hawk collab was pretty cool
I have found bucks s30v to be superior to benchmades s30. A lot less chippy. The drop point is a different blade than what you have. Nice video. Appreciate the Buck love
Yes I have experienced chippy s30v from Benchmade to I agree but I do like my Benchmades but my heart is with buck I must have 50 or 60 bucks.
I haven’t had any issues with either Benchmade’s S30V or Buck’s but I have noticed Buck’s takes a better edge when sharpening. That could be due to the same properties that make a steel chippy or not (I.e. brittleness).
Awesome video. I had not been paying attention to Buck knives. I had no idea that 110's came in so many different versions. The variety is very cool. I really have to invest in some different Buck 110's. All of these are really cool. Buf the 110 that is a grail for me would be the nickle silver bolsters and stag handle! That combination of materials blows me away! Thank you for an awesome video
As a buck collector I have the 110 the 112 finger grooved the woodsman the caper the 119 Special the 192 Vanguard an a buck droppoint light all the knives I need the rest of my life Buck is American heritage since 1902 wow and still going strong together with Harley Davidson its a big American pillar you can't beat that fourtyfive years ago I asked mister Buck himself if there was a 110 with a linyard posibility at that time there was not ....so they send me one with that posibility specialy for me at that time and a letter to go with it you cant beat that 😅
I love Buck knives there heat treat on 420 makes them on par with aus 10.
I saw buck had some new “modern” models coming out that didn’t look terrible lol. Thanks for giving some of them a look!
No Buck looks terrible! 🙄😄
I wish they made that 110 sport in brass.
Just bought the 112 sport and I look forward to putting it in the EDC.
They made it in aluminum to make it lighter. The brass is fairly heavy for a pocket clip.
I like the look of the graduate
I got 1 plain 110
the 110 chairman
the 50th celebration 110
112 g10 5160 drop point
112 slim pro s30v green micharta
just bought a prince
😊
Thanks for the look at all of those Bucks!
The more you spend, the better the box.
And you can get a Sheath made in u s a. Also alot of people don't know that buck also makes high end customs i have 2 customs made in 1987 And they have mammoth ivory handles and are works of art.
Great unboxing video! Love all the buck 110s!!
Thank you!
Which Buck knife has the best metal/steel in the blade? Cool video thumbs up.
Great overview and discussion! Really enjoyed it!
Thank you!
@@TripleEEDC you sure do have some very nice buck knife 🔪 s there. Buck is my favorite 👌 knife.
All impressive. I think I want to grab a slim 112, and that sport looks great.
Went all out for this one 🥴 gotta love Buck!
I love my Buck 110, it's a classic.
I miss my 110 i carried for years.. till the sheath just finally broke and bye bye 110
I feel a bit weird when I see these 'modern' Buck knives. It's kind of how you might feel if your favourite Rock n Roll band suddenly started playing 70s disco music.
It’s odd but it’s not. Buck has been doing different versions of the Buck 110 through the Buck of the Month and Buck Legacy programs for years. Modern materials were bound to happen just by sheer volume of variants.
@@TripleEEDC I do like that Limited Edition Pro though. The style harks back to the original and the blade is really nice. I'm no Buck purist (I only have a B500), but it does look weird seeing all those variants together.
I know what you mean next they will have a gender neutral knife.
Nice little unboxing. I wouldn’t have bought the chinesium though. I sent this video to Pete over at Cedric and Ada so hopefully we’ll get to see Buck’s S45VN tested
Thank you! Pete is great. He has one of my favorite channels. As an aside, I do buy and review some foreign-made knives, but if you look at ny channel as a whole, I think you’ll find that my channel skews much more toward American-made knives than most other channels.
@@TripleEEDC I made the decision a few months ago that I wasn’t going to buy or test any more chinese made stuff and I got rid of all my chinesium. I might eventually phase out all the other foreign countries and go 100% USA but it’s mainly china that I no longer trust because of all the clone companies and the fact that I’ve seen chinese blades go to metallurgists for testing and turn out to not be made from the steel they claimed to use
I have almost all versions of the 110. I think If they would have kept the same blade that comes on the original 110, and used it for the lite versions they would have been perfect. You just can't beat that pointy hollow ground blade on the original 110.
The slims don't work for me either. The 112 slim is a great daily carry knife. But, the 110 slim is just to thin for the heavy jobs a 110 was made for. It's incredibly uncomfortable.
Fit and finish on Bucks are excellent…
Some of the cheaper ones made overseas don’t quite live up to the standard but in general i have been fairly impressed with fit and finish from Buck. I wasn’t expecting them to be as consistent as they are on that.
The 250+ is the model number and the plus is the year of manufacture code
That’s great info for this! Thanks so much!
If this is history, I should be recording my recieved shipments lol.
Buck makes a great product yep!
Do it! I would love to see another large unboxing video!
Just bought the 112 sport. Looking forward to it! Hows the 110 sport after 9 months?
I really dig that slim pro trx. Really thinking about grabbing one of those tbh.
Awesome, make that
UberAwesome!
I've been on a Buck spree myself. My micarta Squire is due to arrive today 🙌
The Sport is on my list.
The 55 and 119 should be on yours. No kidding, gots to have 55 and 119, more'n 112 even 😁
Thanks man, that was great video.
532 👊😆🤜
The squire is really nice. It’s small but big enough and is fairly light given its materials. It’s also much more nicely finished than the 110 and has a mich softer spring which works well since it’s a smaller knife than the 110 and 112. The blade shape is also very well designed.
Wow!!!
Yep only 600 of those carbon fiber 112's ever made and I own two of them!
It is one of my favorite Buck Knives
@@TripleEEDC same here, I have one to carry and use and one that I keep unused I can't believe dlt still has stock available
I think the value of Buck knives is that they have a unique knife with respect to the 110 and 112. These two knives don't have any peers. They are solid, hefty slip joint knives that I find to be esthetically pleasing. No one else is building knives like these two. The other knives in this video are attempts to follow trends. But the trends are inferior to what Buck has done with it original brass bodied slip joints. I have no interest in these other variants. I feel that they are all inferior to the brass, wood slip joints that Buck made originally.
I hear what you are saying and agree with respect to some models but the 110 and 112 made with lighter (but still strong m) materials and with pocket clips make these a lot more useable and carry-able for many people. The original Buck 110 and 112 are still legendary values in today’s market regardless of these additional models.
Do buck knives have bearings or nylon washers at the pivot ?
I’m watching
I don’t like the clip blade on the slims.
Love it on the hunter sport, it just like on the original 110.
Mueves tanto la mano que no se puede apreciar bien la cuchilla.
I wish they would give us a 110 with S30 or 35 steel and a pocket clip. They should do the same for the 110 auto. I would probably carry the thing everyday if they did this.
The 110 sport is s30v and has a pocket clip
@@jb7707 I know, I'm talking about the original 110. I have thought about picking up a sport.
a 110 original with a pocket clip yuck
Very nice video 📹 👍
Thank you!
Nice assortment of Bucks, I personally haven't ever used the classic patterned Bucks like the 110 much but the updates have me second guessing that a little. Have you checked out any of Buck's "non-classic" offerings like the Sprint Pro/Select or Paradigm/Shift? Would be interested to hear your take on them. Thanks for the great content!
I have the Buck Onset that I am reviewing shortly and have previously reviewed the Marksman. I am thinking of picking up a Sprint Pro for review shortly. The only reason I never got the Paradigm is that the grind looks thick but it would be interesting to review.
I bought a guys collection of "stuff" his wife was selling. Got a few buck folders in box but I have a Buck 102 that's not the same as I'm seeing ppl with. Mine has an older fold over and snap shaeth. Blade says. BUCk 102 U.S.A. wanting to know date.
just ask your phone man come on use your noodle 67, to 72.
@@thebosscatman7 thanks
No alpha hunter....? 😊
Not yet but it’s on my list!
@@TripleEEDC awesome knives!
You payed for all of them Bucks ? Wow
Yes. Captain Insano shows no mercy.
Nice Lol.
Ya estoy cansado de comprar cosas hechas en China.
прекрасные ножи
كم سعر هذه المجموعه مع شحنها الي الاردن
killer
Nice but my taste to be honest. But that's ok. Greetings from Austria
These clips on the first few pieces are hideous. The Squire in S35VN looks like a really nice piece. The oversized thumb studs also are ridiculous.
Agreed on some of the clips. Also agreed on the squire - I love it. I do agree on the thumbstuds as well but they work well to push the blade past the back spring’s downward force. Still, I’d prefer a redesign on those.
CRK suck and they are over priced.
I have 2 questions for everyone.
1- why own more than 2 or 3 knives?
2- why spend more than $100 for any knife?
Don't know if just feeling tense but um out of.30 minutes um of um rambling and um repeating. Sorry my old but is um just cranky. Um practice and um will get thru more than a couple blades.
Um, get a life.
I hope that in the last 2 years since this video was made you're better at having your information straight about your presentations. Not knowing the model names, materials and features together makes the video unnecessarily long and hard to make comparisons. Just reading the box and having a spec sheet would do the trick.
Yes. I suck. You should definitely not subscribe to my channel since I obviously don’t know what I’m talking about.
Don’t care to watch you unbox stuff. Get your product out & ready to show. Take the time to educate yourself about your product so you don’t stumble through your video like you did in this Buck video.
He definitely needs to slow down.
I got the impression that you know very little about Buck Knives and just went on a Buck shopping spree. Good job though, beautiful collection.
I know very much about knives and at the time of the video was just getting introduced to Buck. Much more versed now and it’s definitely a brand I appreciate a lot more. I specifically did this as an unboxing video because it was a large order. Review videos of each knife are either out or still coming depending on the knife. This video was not intended to be a review video or anything more than “let’s enjoy this unboxing together and talk about some knives.”
China made bucks!!!!!???????
I didnt know!!! I understand profit tho!!!
Some are not USA made but there are still plenty of USA made models in their lineup. I don’t think they are looking to move production of the stalwart models overseas.
Bucks made in china? First dump the rice,return, then get a usa made buck. For the good of the country.
The third one was made in China yuck
I.think you should not carry a knife! And I'm sure. 😅
Huh?