Brought a tear to my eye when you mentioned losing your lady. I’m very sorry to hear It, but I’m glad your faith, heart, and mind are strong. Stay blessed! Cheers!

Loved your testimony. My soul mate (wife) passed Jan. 1st, 2020. I grieve with you and am praying with and for you brother.

I have a Buck 120 that I purchased through a mail order catalog in the 90's, never used this knife and it's been in the back shelf of my gun safe forever. Over the last 5 years I've once again started buying knives, mostly Case collectable knives but also bushcrafter knives especially Esee. But, for about 6 months, I've had the urge to get the Buck 124 and yesterday while at work I went online and ordered a new one. Still waiting for the new 124 to arrive I decided to lookup the date on my 120. Reaching to t rear of my safe I pulled out a full tang Buck knife in it's original sheath. My first thought was that 124 aren't fully tang knives....nope but a 1995 124 certainly is!!! 😉 Big surprise! Now I have a new 2023 Buck 124 in route to go with my 1995 Buck 124. Feeling excited 😄

Aw, dude... Stumbled across this and I am SO sorry for your loss. And yes, you will see her again, along with so many others you are missing. Blessings man.

The 120 is a great compromise between the 119 and 124 in terms of raw durability. There's some russian guy who stress tests knives till they break; the 119 didn't last super long, but the 120, holy cow it impressed even him. He stabbed it dozens of times through a steel car body panel and never damaged the tip, he smashed though a cider block, chopped and battened logs, etc... he stabbed it into a stump and wrenched it back and fourth dozens of times, finally failed when he drove it several inches deep with a hammer and then tried to bend it with all his strength, broke at the tip and where it meets the handle simultaneously, but he wasn't hurt. He's done many knives with beefier, full tangs that didn't hold out anywhere near as long.

The 119 is better. The 124 hollow grind is to long and makes the cutting end thin and weak. The 124 looks like a beast but it's not. The 119 is lighter, more easy to handle and the 119 pro series with the S35VN steel is even stronger. I almost got myself a 124 but when i had a close look i changed my mind, the 119 or the 119 pro are the ones to go for.

I just found your channel. Sorry for your loss, so sad to hear. I never leave home without my 110. But just recently I got into buck fixed blades and got a good deal on a 124 frontiersman. Everything you say is true, it is an absolutly amazing knife. Gotta get the 119 and 120 next.

sorry for your loss, may she be in a better place now🙏🏻

I'm so sorry for your loss... I'm glad you have Christ, hold strong brother..

I was so happy to hear you speak of our Lord. Come quickly, Lord Jesus!

I know the pain you’re feeling. I lost my wife almost 3 years ago now. My condolences and God bless

God bless you and support you in your grief. My condolences.

Sorry for your loss and may God bless you and give you strength. I have several 119's but lately I've been looking into purchasing a 124. Thanks for the video.

So sorry to hear about your love ❤️ been through it i totally feel ya i do have both 119 and 124 and meny more i agree with you a good knife is important and know how to use it. So like the man says pick up one or both great video take care and ty

So so sorry for your loss ive gone through this also took some time but you will be good one day God bless great video

Sorry to hear of your loss. This current world is very unfair. Thank You for bringing my attention to the 124 to which I was unaware.

Sorry 😢to hear about your wonderful wife 😢, blessings from an Irish hunter and knife collector and regular Buck knife user.

Don't forget that the Buck 120 has cinema significance. It's featured in Scream 1 - 5 and also on a couple covers of Friday the 13th films.

0:26 in and I’m choking up. Jesus, I’m so sorry to hear. Never seen your videos or your channel, but I will watch this to the end.

Condolences in your recent loss. Better days can lie ahead. Thanks for the video.

I'm truly sorry for your loss. My wife of 30 years passed 11 years ago, and I still miss her desperately (I just turned 59). We were high school sweethearts and were married shortly after graduation. I wish I could tell you that your grief will diminish, but it doesn't. You will just learn to live around it. Cling tightly to our Savior my brother, He will carry you through.

Peace and blessings to you. May His joy be upon you and His presence very rich until you are reunited again in glory.

I know what you’re feeling. I lost my lady of 60 years a few years ago. Still grieving.

I am so sorry for your loss. I do concur that having a robust end of the world blade such as you profiled here is wise. I have 2 Buck knives I really like; a 121 Fisherman and a 103 skinner. Specialized blades really, but the 121 is actually a good general purpose knife for several tasks. It however does pale in comparison to a 1 knife for everything 119 or 124. You just can't make a small or medium knife do the extreme tasks a heavy one will do on demand. Big knives tend to be too big most of the time, but always have that reserve capacity when things literally go to hell in a hand basket. That's just the way it is with a tool; it either has it or it doesn't. A quality big blade always has it whether you ever need it or not. Edit: Failed to mention the 120. I was thinking of 3 of Bucks models simultaneously, almost in the same class. 119, 120 and 124. Kind of a big, bigger, biggest sort of thought really. All 3 are serious field blades for rough, rough, circumstances.

My soulmate passed 2/3/2022 , I feel your pain

Deeply sorry for your loss

Thanks a lot for your overall review. I've been looking for a good quality knife which can be used for anything and you helped me make my mind for the Frontiersman.

I am so sorry about your loss. God bless her soul. You will be reunited in the afterlife.

Sorry to hear your loss. You're right, we grieve and in Jesus, we grieve with hope. Great video, thanks for sharing. I also like how the Buck company was founded on christian principles.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Only time will help heal your pain . God bless you 🙏

I'm so sorry for your loss. I too lost my lovely woman in the Lord 8 years ago. Thank you for post. Blessings from the Lord. Greetings from Hollywood California.

Brother, I follow your Bible review channel and had no clue. I love your content and your heart for the Lord. You are in my prayers always!

I am so sorry for your loss my friend. Excellent video and review.

Cool knives, so sorry for your loss. Prayin for you.

I need a 120 General & a 124 Frontiersman, I luv the looks of those Buck Fixed Blades , I have my 119 specials & 110 folders. ✨⚔️✨

Sincerest condolences on your loss. Thanks for putting this video together.

I’m sorry for the loss of your wife. I’m glad you have the Lord and I’m impressed and humbled by your example. I hope things are better for you today. Just found your channels and subbed.

I have pro models of the 119 and 120. That 124 is pretty slick tho😮 I just wish it had a clip point.

I’m so sorry for your loss brother god bless you

I am so sorry for your loss my man

I’m sorry for your loss brother🙏🏼

Absolutely Love " em AMERICAN BUCK KNIVES! You cannot go wrong with any AMERICAN BUCK Knife!

A far more useful combination of fixed blades from Buck would be the 124 and 102, the 119 is too large for fine cutting tasks and is overshadowed in the large knife roll by the 124, by choosing the 102 instead you get a knife that can fit your fine cutting, bird and trout type tasks, and still have all the functionality of the 124 while saving weight.

My sincere condolences

Sorry to hear about your wife, brother. Christ sustains us. I agree with your knife perspective too. The Frontiersman can do anything you need and more. I wish they made it in S30V, but the 420hc is a workhorse. The Nighthawk Hunter is a personal fav as well.

Very sorry for your loss brother.

Sorry for your loss

Sorry for your loss!! Knife-use philosophy is what I am all about. To split logs in the wilderness one Must use a light axe, yet for skinning, food prep, or anything else that is light, i will use the knife, for the knife was intended and designed for that use! How did our ancestors ever survive?? With a knife, an light axe always!!! Now, minimalists are going to complain that carrying 3 lbs extra is killing them!! LOL!! What woosses we have today!!

So sorry to hear that. I know what you are going through as I lost my lady not long ago!

Beautiful knives

I have a number of Buck knives including the now sadly discontinued GCK. So glad I bought that thing, it's built like a tank. I live in England and for some bizarre reason the 124 is not available here. AND yes, before all the boring jokers step in, we are allowed knives here, you just need a reasonable excuse to carry it like work, hunting or display.

Great video 👍

This is my favorite fixed blade knife.

I'm sorry for your loss. Full tang is absolutely the most bomb proof you can get when it comes to knives. My main set up is a buck 117 small special and an esee 5 for heavier tasks. Sometimes I leave the larger knife at home and bring a hatchet instead. I've always kind of felt like a hatchet trumps a big knife but I was raised by a man who skinned and butchered deer with his swedish 1 ¹/⁴ lb hatchet, so I'm a little biased lol

You will, see her again.

Amen 🙏🏻

For chopping, a good axe, a good saw, and large bowie for self defense and other camp chores, and small 4 inch blade for fine tasks like skinning, cutting fruit, etc. That 124 is not heavy enough for chopping trees. Even a ontario sp53 would be better..or kabar cutlass.

your knife will save your life. not only is it a great tool in itself but you also use it to make other tools, make traps, make fire and make shelter. they aren't very good for self defence if the other guy has a gun. For urban survival, a leatherman will save your life

I will pray for you.

Great knives!

Love the 124 , did not like the sheath at all (plus i am left handed) so i had a great sheath made for it out of saddle quality thick leather with extra rivets around the edge for more safety while carrying .

Hey brother! make us some more vids! we miss ya

I am sorry for your loss

Still loving your 124? Mine is a '93 and i Love it

I’m searching so bad for a horizontal/ scout sheath for the 119, but also want option to typical hip carry.. anyone help me out I’d appreciate it

Nice job Blessings brother.

My first time stumbling on your channel. My condolences to you, may she rest in peace. Great video and I am a big fan of buck knives.

Condolences

If those two are your possible choices take the 124 it is full tang so not much chance of breaking it. I have asked Buck to consider making the 119 in S35vn in full tang also.

I really wanted the frontiersman, but after handling one in the store the handle is just to big for my hands to comfortably use.

My condolences to you.....

I'm glad I found your video! Great video! Christ Jesus will be coming back soon I believe! God Bless!

Very good review I subscribe👍

I’m sorry for you’re loss brother, stay strong surviving on this planet. Creationism isn’t wise either it’s made by man, think it through. Anyhow excellent video. 3:43 “what a Knoif”, Cheers.

Personally I think a knife is a cutting, stabbing,slashing tool. If I want to chop wood ill get an axe.

I love the blades but the handles are too slick.

I use the buck 120 and buck 105 mostly . No problems in bushcraft, hunting , camping and fishing in over 40 years . I would bet my life on them . I prefer s30v of the different buck steel. It stays sharper longer than s35vn . i have tested them all . Most my bucks are older so 440 made . The buck 124 is my least favorite of these 3 knives . the 124 is big and bulky with hot spots during long use . The 119 and 120 are light and fast with no hot spots . When you have 3 deer hanging and have to get the butchering done , the buck 124 is not the knife for the job. I took my new buck 124 apart and ground the grip down . I already had the handles off , so did some file work . The upgraded the handles . Better than it was new . I am probably going to sell the 124 with the custom sheath .

So sorry Sir.

I strongly disagree. Strongly disagree. The # 120 and 124 will not work as a bushcraft or survival knife at all. They break. That's right they will break. They were never intended for survival, so the steel wasn't designed as a beater knife. Nor was it designed for prying or chopping wood. The steel is brittle. Bad advice will get people killed or hurt. ## If you want a protection, survival knife I suggest you get a Cold Steel 1917 Frontier. It is made in India out of a truck leaf spring. Every single knife is made by hand. They are made by individuals who work from their homes, YT has videos of this. They cannot break. Bend maybe with a couple thousand pounds of force which a human can't do by hand. The #105 # 119 are perfect for knife use such as cleaning fish ,deer ,squirrels etc. I carry a saw, camp ax, Frontier Bowie and the buck # 119, and a case pocketknife. If you're going to help people, try and at least have a clue what you're talking about. Email Buck knives, they will tell you flat out you're wrong. They will tell you their knives are not designed or made for contact sports. Peace.

Bucks are almost indestructible, watch the end of this video of a Buck 105 being beat silly by a young guy beating it through a knotted up chunk of hardwood. No knife is better lookin that the classic Bucks.

Don't worry. She is with Allah smiling upon you and you will be reunited for all eternity soon enough

I believe in Jesus to save me but….I carry a gun everywhere 😂😂😂Ooh the hypocrisy 😂😂😂

You know, even Jesus told his disciple to get a knife for survival..very practical. Guns are not as much..too specialized

Condolences