3 Crazy Old Knives You Can Still Buy Today 

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Don't forget the Buck is the choice of serial killers in the movies.

Crazy, Im 50 and still have my buck my dad bought me when I was 15. Best hunting camping knife I've ever owned.

The Buck 119 is perhaps one of the most beautiful knives ever produced.

I still have my Buck 119... a reliable blade I had for over 40 years... and still rockin

Spey blades are used to neuter bulls and horses. If anyone is wondering. It’s something you do on a farm if your raising horses or cattle.

That Buck is so damn iconic. I just love that slick blade shape

I’ll never part with my Buck 119… an absolute classic and so many fond memories with that on my hip and using in the outdoors! Still strong and sharp with much use spanning 30 years.

I bought my 1st Buck Bowie this year for my collection. Razor sharp blade and the Leather sheath is top notch.

I have and love the Buck 119. So beautiful.

I remember being a kid going through the Smokey mountain knife works catalogs and ALWAYS seeing that buck in there lol

The buck is absolutely stunning ❤

I have the 119. It's the standard side carry. It's been around for a long time.

Not gonna lie, that Japanese folder caught me off guard. I was expecting something like Ka-Bar or Kephart.

I wear the buck 119 every day I've owned 4 in my life and it will forever be my go to

My grandfather had a trapper knife. It was the 1992 Alabama National Champs Variation. After he passed away I was the one to inherit it and I now keep it bedside. It’s a beautiful knife that I will forever cherish.

That Case Trapper brought back memories, my dad often carried one when I was growing up. Saw quite a few of them being carried by cattle ranchers (it was either that or a lock blade Buck knife plus the ever present Leatherman carried in a belt sheath). Wish I knew where my dad’s old Trapper ended up.

I actually bought the 3rd one recently. Really sharp. But i did drop it too many times and snapped the tip.

That Japanese pocket knife is beautiful

The Buck is beautiful.

I got that Buck as a country boy in the 90s. One of my first knives, and I still have it today, in fine condition.

That buck knife is gorgeous

My 30 year old 119 has the blocked leather sheath and it’s still looks good 👍🏼

Buck 119 was the knife my mother always carried on her hip. Had it since the early seventies and I still have it to this day⚔️

Ive had my buck 119 for 16 years and it's still a great knife to this day. I have the buck bantam that I carry everyday as well. They just make good blades

My Buck 119 has been my go to hunting fixed blade. I wear it around camping as well. Good blade.

I've got the rare brown wood handle Buck 119! Awesome sheath! Gutted many deer with it. Love it ❤

From the Case website: "The Spey blade was a vital tool for farmers and ranchers who would use it when castrating livestock. Also a favored tool for skinning game, this all-purpose blade shape is found in many popular knife patterns such as the Trapper."

Buck 119 was and still is the pride of my youth!!

I have 119 I bought back in 1984. Still in excellent condition.

I’ve never seen a more intimidating knife than the Buck 119.

Got the case and the buck. That 119 is my favorite for camping and hunting, but the trapper is my favorite for fishing. Good choices.❤

*Me, a non-farmer/rancher looking up what a spey blade is* "What?? I've been carrying around a knife with a blade designed to remove what?!?!"

Having spent more than half of my life on a horse and cattle ranch, I learned very early on in childhood what a "spey blade" was, and some of my earliest memories are watching my grandpa and dad use the spey blade on their knives. Good times. And the Buck Bowie knife is a CLASSIC! That knife will never get old or go out of style. Whether you're an avid hunter and woodsman.. a tradesman or laborer who needs a good knife that can withstand alot of tough daily use and abuse on a jobsite..or just a person who enjoys weekend family camping trip..you cant go wrong with a Buck knife.

The Buck 119 has been my dream knife since seeing it in field and stream and outdoor life as a kid

You forgot to mention the Case/Buck/Schrade/Etc. Stockman knife. A 3 blade pocket knife. Clip point, sheep's foot and spay blades. The Stockman pattern started production in the mid 1880's.

I've still got my Buck knife almost 40 years old and it's great.

That 119 is absolutely beautiful, absolutely will consider buying

Got a 119 when I was 13 still have it now 9 years later. It’s a good hunting knife.

I love the trapper and the buck 119. I have used my buck 102 for so many years as a bird and trout knife. Buck still has a great knife - especially for only 440c

Carried a Buck 119 in the First Gulf War and gave it to my brother, who still has it

I still have my buck pathfinder bought it at lake placid in the 70 when I was a teenager used it and it still looks good

I picked one up a few weeks ago and I love it. Simple, really easy to sharpen and good solid workmanship.

Own two of those and they are both 50 plus years old and almost razor sharp. Never seen the Japanese one but pretty cool

I've had my buck forever. Love it

My grandfather had the trapper. It really is such a useful, classic knife. You can’t go wrong with it

My favorite in this category is the old okapi slip joint. It’s a single blade tool knife that I have been using for a while now. the blade stays razor sharp and the slip joint feels so secure.

After some batoning, my 119, had some major chips, in the hollow ground blade. I took it to the hardware store, and they sent it to Buck, got it back, a few weeks later. If anything happens to it, I know, that it's guaranteed, like a Snap On tool.

The buck is gorgeous!!

i like how he doesn't advertise the japanese knife as some crazy exotic specimen just because it's japanese it's a nice breath of fresh air

Also the K55K, produced since 1867

I have the buck. My uncle had it and gave it to me when I turned 10. I'm 49. He owned it for a number of years prior. He's 73. Great knife.

I really do love the blade style on those buck knives

I've had my Buck 119 for 25yrs. and going strong

My dad always taught me if there's ever one Knife to have in life for anything. It's a Buck Knife.

That Buck 119 is a gorgeous knife.

The buck 119 is a must have for any knife aficionado. I love the Art Deco influence. What a gorgeous knife.

Trappers are such versatile knives.

I bought the Buck 119 over 50 years ago, and still have it. It’s a classic knife which remains one of my favorite knives.

The funny thing is I've got 2 of those blades. I've had them for a while and they still do what they need to do.

119 is a solid knife. I prefer my USMC KA-BAR but can't go wrong with either.

Oh no.....I had a Nagao when I was a kid, didn't know what I had, sold it for ~$15.

I had a Buck in 1971... my brother got it for me in Alaska... and I've got several case's. ..😮

That buck is beautiful. I love bucks. Sharp, simple, and durable.

Would be cool to get a link for them

one of my favorite pocket knives is the classic old timer

Besides the other thing you mentioned, the second blade of the Case Trapper was also designed for scrapping the the fatty tissue away from inside the hides of fur bearing game once stretched out for tanning. Hence the name Trapper.

That Buck 119 gives me some great memories. My dad passed this year and that knife I can just remember him walking around the camp with it making sticks for s’mores and getting kindling for the fire. Was the only fixed blade I ever saw him have an now my older brother has it and still as nice as the first day I saw it. I’m more obsessed with Kershaw now being that my dad gave me a Dimitry Sinkevich Atmos flipper that idk what it is about it but I just really love the flow of it. Blade into handle it’s just perfect

My grandfather always said the case knives were an example of "something simple being done to perfection". And I agree there is something about them that screams quality. The buck 119 is a favorite of mine but I always have the same image in my head. The typical guy who carries these probably had a 1911 for a trail gun and a brand new, freshly oiled, ruger American in whatever caliber the guy at the counter told him took down deer in one shot

I have a Case trapper and a Buck 119. Both are great knives. I have never heard of that Japanese knife but it is definitely interesting. Perhaps I will look further into them.

Got the buck 119, had one I bought as a kid in the 80s and it got stole, love it and I love how it looks, bucks are one of my fav brands I think the 119 and 120 are some of the best looking fixed blades ever produced. I wish they would a 10 to 12 inch bowie size in the style and color of the 119/120.

My dads had a Buck 119 since 1971 and its still great, sharp, and attractive.

The buck 119 also kept its fame from the Friday the 13th films. Being featured on the cover & used by Voorhees.

My buck was given to me by my dad as a hunting present the first time I went hunting in 1974. It's still going strong after all these years.

Still have my Buck 119 from 2001 I got for my 18th birthday. 22 years later with heavy use and it still works good as new. It's my favorite knife.

I have wanted a 119 since high school. I got one a week ago. My son liked it so much I got him one too for his birthday. Great product.

I seriously own 3 buck 119 knives. Awesome feel and look

The buck 119 is also a favorite murder weapon in movies as well

Buck knives have always been my ideal knife choice

Love my Buck 119. Had to get the Buck 120 for my horror movie collection.

I carry a buck120. It's an insane knife. It's deceptively light for its size.

And a Spey blade for making steers!

Knives are so underrated, I feel like most people should have atleast a couple laying around. I have a switch blade I use for everything, breaking down boxes, cleaning my nails, weed, and at the end of the day it’s a knife it’s great for self defense. Someone frank hassles you don’t boogie out, you got the upper hand with a knife in hand to hand combat.

Still use that exact buck knife it's precious

I prefer the 120 myself. But have a few 119s as well. Excellent solid knives

I love buck knives

Great video. 👍🏼 I love that Buck 119 in the Plus model. I have a Cold Steel SV35S Tanto blade, and love the strength, and durability. With that Outstanding durability, the sharpening is tougher to do, just because of that hardness. It’s worth it though. My blades are usually pretty scratched up after two or three years, but the SV35S still looks new after two-plus years of abuse. The tip has been used to pry upholstery tacks, and staples out, it’s been used for scraping during paint prep. It’s Tough steel. The Buck 119 is a very durable knife, but its big brother, the 119 Plus, is 10X as durable.

I have the Buck 119 and I love it.

I have the second one. It's a fine blade

Iconic ghostface knife

Glad to see the buck get love

The Buck 119 Special and 120 General are amazing and iconic knives. I fell in love with the 120 from watching Scream movies. One day the Spyderco Police will make this list. It has been going strong for 40 years already.

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I actually bought the nagao recently. Good backup knife

Have two buck 119s up on the wall, they're my favorites for any hunting application. Had one since i was a kid and it's gotten a lot of use, the other is a custom one from my father in law that sees a lot of action every deer season

My case trapper, and buck 119 are both 30 years old, and I still use them. Both are shaving sharp. You can't beat that quality.

The Buck knife is gorgeous! 😍

Japanese knives just hit different

I love your videos this video right here is what got me into buck knives and other blades so thank you

Loving the content of my new subscription I just remembered my "Kamp King" circa 1962 Awesome channel!