Of course buck knife 110 inherited it from my dad when he passed away in 2004, accidentally left it in my carry-on luggage ( It had been in there for a week while I was on a cruise)and the TSA at the airport threw it in the garbage. The part about that that really hurt was it it was my dad's :-(
My first pocket knife did not have a name... It was given to me by my grandfather when I was 6 to whittle on the porch with him. Both long ago passed. I currently carry either a civivi Elementum or a spyderco manix
Your first knife might have been nameless, but it sounds like it was pretty special. The Elementum and Manix 2 is a good 1-2 punch combo. Thanks for sharing that J.
My first given knife was a Barlow, they used to sell them at the barber shop, like a dozen of them inside a cardboard advertisement. Sucker was sharp. Very first cherished knife I can remember buying that hooked me was the Kershaw 2415 ST. No other knife's action has ever sounded cooler and I still have it. It was so innovative for its time, a liner-lock, fast one-handed thumb-stud opening, strong aluminum handle w/ rubber inserts, great pocket clip, super light and an edge is so fine it was always easy to resharpen. As a teen I would be drooling at the flea market martial art / knife tables and once I saw it I had to have it! it was the most I ever paid for a knife at that time in my life, $65.! No regrets, still functions as well as the day I got it. Still got that Barlow, still sharp too!
Wow, thank you for sharing the history behind those knives Ninja. Your Kershaw 2415 is not easy to find and it's worth a decent amount. You're right, it was truly innovative when released. Nice to hear you still have it. Thanks for watching, you're in.
I love it!!!❤️🗡🔪I’m in! My first pocket knife was a WW2 era stainless Camillus camp knife I found in my fathers storage chest we kept in the garage. I was 8 and I immediately fell in love🖤!!! I’ve been collecting ever since . I’m 52 now and have over 400 folding knives of all styles. Can’t get enough!!! ADDICTED🤤
Yeah, it definitely sounds like you're hooked gamegeek, me too. Thank you for sharing the history behind your Camillus and thanks for watching, you're in.
The Knife Beater Yeah, I’m hooked in a bad way!😅I order at least 3 knives a week. FYI, I just received a new one today. Real Steel H6 Plus in Sandvik. 🥰I feel like a kid again every time I get a new 🔪 Cheers and love your channel!!!🖤🗡🖖
After owning the Praxis the Baklash is on my wish list. I had small pen knifes my dad gave me as a kid, but don’t remember the names. It was probably a Case. The first knife I bought in my fairly recent knife addiction was a Kershaw Tension from Cabela’s. That started me down the road to obsession!
My first knife was the Buck 110 that my dad passed on to me. I'm also a lefty so I always appreciate the lefty love. I have over 60 knives and counting now... this one is next on my list... trying to decide between this one and the praxis
Thanks for sharing the history behind the knife. Did they say "There's something wrong with your knife" and then hand it back to you broken. That's happened to me before too. Thanks for watching James.
Very good no frills review. He pointed out an important disadvantage which was the finger choil reducing the blade cutting length and being a possible hang up. It's a minor imperfection in my estimation. Thank you for a clean, concise, clear and highly useful review. I am now subscriber! About the only suggestion is to review the backlash versus the brazen and the differences between those two civivi knives.
I just got around to watching this video and my first pocket knife was a cheap 2.99 multitool that I got when I was 6 at smoky mountain knife works in Tennessee
That is nice to hear you still have it Todd. I spoke to a couple other viewers who mention the same knife. I would love to get my hands on one. Thanks for watching, you're in.
I have the exact same one and love it. My first knife was a benchmade 940. Walked in to a cabelas knowing nothing about knives and later found out I had an edc legend. Just good taste I guess...
Yes they are Harry. I love doing these giveaways. I meet a bunch of new people and it's a good feeling to give someone something they really want. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Thanks J. This really is, a great knife. I've got my second one coming in tomorrow. I had to get it, in two different colors! I do still like the Praxis better though. I also have that one, in two different colors. My first knife, was a Barlow. Like so many in the comments have said. I also got mine in a Barber Shop, when my Dad took me in for a haircut. Like NewCastleNinja mentioned here earlier. A great knife. I still have one, though not the original. I lost my first one, riding my bicycle! : - )
Thank you for sharing the history behind your Barlow Steve. So sorry to hear you lost it. I'm with you, love my Praxis. Yeah, I want to pick up another color of each.
What's this now? A human finger sized finger choil is going to take away a good bit from the the cutting edge? UNACCEPTABLE!!! :P I don't remember what the name of my very first folder was other than it was a very small backlock with a nail nick and a wooden scales which was given to me back when I was put into scouts by my parents ages ago. Edit - found it, it doesn't have any markings other than "persian stainless" on the blade (whomp whomp)
This knife would be a very nice addition to my collection:) first knife? Man that's a tough one, hmm... I'm thinkin it was a generic Victorinox type w/cork screw. Thanks and great review as usual:)
My first knife was a Barlow. This Baklash is a rock solid EDC.
Thank you for watching David, you're in.
Of course buck knife 110 inherited it from my dad when he passed away in 2004, accidentally left it in my carry-on luggage ( It had been in there for a week while I was on a cruise)and the TSA at the airport threw it in the garbage. The part about that that really hurt was it it was my dad's :-(
Thank you for sharing the history behind that 110 Ron. I'm so sorry to hear what happened to it. Thanks for watching, you're in.
That's rough man... my dad passed on his 110 to me as well. Started my knife addiction
My first pocket knife did not have a name... It was given to me by my grandfather when I was 6 to whittle on the porch with him. Both long ago passed. I currently carry either a civivi Elementum or a spyderco manix
Your first knife might have been nameless, but it sounds like it was pretty special. The Elementum and Manix 2 is a good 1-2 punch combo. Thanks for sharing that J.
The coil is ok not crazy about them.but not a deal breaker.a very cool knive.still.
I hear ya David, a forward choil eats up some of the sharpened edge. Which is why there are some knives I believe just don't need one.
My first given knife was a Barlow, they used to sell them at the barber shop, like a dozen of them inside a cardboard advertisement. Sucker was sharp. Very first cherished knife I can remember buying that hooked me was the Kershaw 2415 ST. No other knife's action has ever sounded cooler and I still have it. It was so innovative for its time, a liner-lock, fast one-handed thumb-stud opening, strong aluminum handle w/ rubber inserts, great pocket clip, super light and an edge is so fine it was always easy to resharpen. As a teen I would be drooling at the flea market martial art / knife tables and once I saw it I had to have it! it was the most I ever paid for a knife at that time in my life, $65.! No regrets, still functions as well as the day I got it. Still got that Barlow, still sharp too!
Wow, thank you for sharing the history behind those knives Ninja. Your Kershaw 2415 is not easy to find and it's worth a decent amount. You're right, it was truly innovative when released. Nice to hear you still have it. Thanks for watching, you're in.
My first knife was a 2 blade plus corkscrew SAK found in the garden when I was 8.... spent all summer cleaning it up under dad’s supervision
Thank you for sharing the history behind that knife Chuck and thanks for watching, you're in.
I came to Civivi for the Praxis and stayed for the Backlash. I just love this knife.
I hear ya John. I wonder if WE/CIVIVI knew how big of a hit this would be. Thanks for watching.
A buck 110 is my first user. And has been many year now.
Thanks for watching Sakai, you're in.
I love it!!!❤️🗡🔪I’m in! My first pocket knife was a WW2 era stainless Camillus camp knife I found in my fathers storage chest we kept in the garage. I was 8 and I immediately fell in love🖤!!! I’ve been collecting ever since . I’m 52 now and have over 400 folding knives of all styles. Can’t get enough!!! ADDICTED🤤
Yeah, it definitely sounds like you're hooked gamegeek, me too. Thank you for sharing the history behind your Camillus and thanks for watching, you're in.
The Knife Beater
Yeah, I’m hooked in a bad way!😅I order at least 3 knives a week. FYI, I just received a new one today. Real Steel H6 Plus in Sandvik. 🥰I feel like a kid again every time I get a new 🔪 Cheers and love your channel!!!🖤🗡🖖
My first was Schrade old timer.
I have an Old Timer myself. Thank you for watching Mike, you're in.
Cub Scout camping knife around 1957
Wow, that's pretty cool. Thanks for sharing Joe.
My first pocket knife was Crawford Kasper.. Pls. Pick me! I love that knife! Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching Vincent, you're in.
Wow.. Yessssss!
My first pocket knife was a Kershaw Bevy. It really sparked my interest in knives.
Wow, now that's a knife you don't hear about everyday. Thank you for watching Alexander, you're in.
After owning the Praxis the Baklash is on my wish list. I had small pen knifes my dad gave me as a kid, but don’t remember the names. It was probably a Case. The first knife I bought in my fairly recent knife addiction was a Kershaw Tension from Cabela’s. That started me down the road to obsession!
Sure I know the Tension, I have one myself. Thank you for sharing the history behind your first knife Garner. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Kizer slt was the first one for me.
Thanks for watching Pappa Rich, you're in.
My first knife in Boy Scouts was a Swiss Army Knife Camper. Later I bought a Buck knife not sure on the model but I still have them both some where.
Thank you for sharing the history behind that knife Cark and thanks for watching, you're in.
First was a yellow imperial fishing knife with scaler in early 70's. Still have it.
Thank you for sharing the history behind the knife p davis. Thanks for watching, you're in.
I'm in! a BUCK 110, then a Boker Gentleman 2, a Ruike P801 and, with this nice knife, I started my addiction to collect further knives...
All great knives Freddy. Thanks for watching, you're in..
My first knife was the Buck 110 that my dad passed on to me. I'm also a lefty so I always appreciate the lefty love. I have over 60 knives and counting now... this one is next on my list... trying to decide between this one and the praxis
An old Remington folder, belonged to my uncle… I let someone borrow it and they broke the tip off… Live and learn
Thanks for sharing the history behind the knife. Did they say "There's something wrong with your knife" and then hand it back to you broken. That's happened to me before too. Thanks for watching James.
Sweet cuts.
Me likes.
42 bucks I'm a getting one
Lol.
1976 wood handle 007.
Illegal cheap Chinese knife in NYC.
Thank you for watching abner, you're in.
Very good no frills review. He pointed out an important disadvantage which was the finger choil reducing the blade cutting length and being a possible hang up. It's a minor imperfection in my estimation. Thank you for a clean, concise, clear and highly useful review. I am now subscriber! About the only suggestion is to review the backlash versus the brazen and the differences between those two civivi knives.
I just got around to watching this video and my first pocket knife was a cheap 2.99 multitool that I got when I was 6 at smoky mountain knife works in Tennessee
Funny you mention SMKW, I have some knives they recently sent me to do a giveaway very soon.
Hi Jay, my Grandfather gave me a buck 110 for my first knife.Thanks for the opportunity and video.Nice job.
Thank you for sharing the history behind the 110 Loosecannon and thanks for watching, you're in.
I was gonna get one but you said there's not a sharp edge on the knife. Kind of defeats the purpose.
Gpks 42$ tax shipping very good knive price is right.
That is a good price for a good all-around knife.
Victorinox Cadet. I remember looking down at my kid hands and realizing that I had a Band-Aid on every single finger.
Thank you for sharing that little bit of history behind the knife Joshua. A SAK is a solid choice to start with. Thanks for watching.
My first knife was my Camillus Boy Scout knife...still have it today!
That is nice to hear you still have it Todd. I spoke to a couple other viewers who mention the same knife. I would love to get my hands on one. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Old timer back in 1985 with the first paycheck I ever got!
I have an Old Timer myself. Thank you for sharing the history behind it and for watching, you're in American Sheepdog.
Spyderco delicate
Thanks for watching Knives Nutz, you're in.
my first folding knife was 1973, boy scout folder I think made by Camillus.
Thank you for watching David, you're in.
Kershaw Cryo 2.
Thanks for watching daskk, you're in.
I have the exact same one and love it. My first knife was a benchmade 940. Walked in to a cabelas knowing nothing about knives and later found out I had an edc legend. Just good taste I guess...
Definitely good taste sunshyn. That's a heck of a knife to have as your first. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Barlow hawkbill
Very nice. Thanks for watching Michael.
I enjoy your videos, Jay! My grandpa gave me my first knife, an SAK Huntsman back in the 70's. Still have it but it's retired now.
Thank you for sharing the history behind the knife Pezzeroni. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Thank you Jay someone is in for a treat. First knife case sodbuster. Harry
Yes they are Harry. I love doing these giveaways. I meet a bunch of new people and it's a good feeling to give someone something they really want. Thanks for watching, you're in.
Great review J, I just got my hands on a civivi and I'm impressed!
Why so late to the party, bladecentered?
: - )
I know, it's almost too good to be true.
@@SteveKluver I'm just slow lol
@@bladecentered2264 😁
Spyderco dragonfly
Thank you for watching Seanleau, you're in.
Blue scaled boy scout knife with logo made in USA .. thanks
Thanks for watching Tony, you're in.
Thanks for the review and the drawing Jay! My first was the Victorinox SAK Swisschamp, although I do not believe it had an actual name 40 years ago.
Very nice, the Swisschamp. Thanks for watching Andrew, you're in.
My first was Victornox gr8 review!.
Thanks for watching James, you're in.
Victorinox Swiss Army Classic Gray. I carry the Sapphire one on my key chain now. 👍🏽🔪
Thanks for watching JcruzR, you're in.
Thanks J.
This really is, a great knife. I've got my second one coming in tomorrow. I had to get it, in two different colors!
I do still like the Praxis better though. I also have that one, in two different colors.
My first knife, was a Barlow. Like so many in the comments have said. I also got mine in a Barber Shop, when my Dad took me in for a haircut. Like
NewCastleNinja mentioned here earlier.
A great knife. I still have one, though not the original. I lost my first one, riding my bicycle!
: - )
Thank you for sharing the history behind your Barlow Steve. So sorry to hear you lost it. I'm with you, love my Praxis. Yeah, I want to pick up another color of each.
BUCK 110 :-) lost it :-( oh well
Sorry to hear Peter. Thanks for watching, you're in.
What's this now? A human finger sized finger choil is going to take away a good bit from the the cutting edge? UNACCEPTABLE!!! :P I don't remember what the name of my very first folder was other than it was a very small backlock with a nail nick and a wooden scales which was given to me back when I was put into scouts by my parents ages ago. Edit - found it, it doesn't have any markings other than "persian stainless" on the blade (whomp whomp)
Thank you for sharing the history behind that knife DontBotherNone and thanks for watching, you're in.
This knife would be a very nice addition to my collection:) first knife? Man that's a tough one, hmm... I'm thinkin it was a generic Victorinox type w/cork screw. Thanks and great review as usual:)
Thank you for watching Steve, you're in.
It was a sog vulcan
Thanks for watching Larry, you're in.
Spyderco domino
The Domino! That is my absolute favorite knife ever. Thanks for watching Steve, you're in.