I had old timer big fold lock blade . Used it my main hunting knife with old timer skinner with rip hook.

Nice group of hunters! I have the older LW Buck from the 80’s. The handle more duplicates the 110 handle than these later models. I really appreciate the folding hunters, it was all that I loved as a teenager.

I have an LB7 from the 80's. My dad gave it to me for a hunting knife. I carry it to this day. Solid knife.

440C from Japan at that price is a steal. Worldwide 24/7 you can get a Buck and the classic is living history, progress, sculpture, and game changing tool in one best thing is you can get a Buck slim in the same size, same steel, same consistant heat treat to use as a work knife so use is 2nd nature. It is a beautiful thing to have a trainer / worker so you know the steel and handle shape inside and out so when you crack out that safe piece it has meaning beyond fiscally irresponsible playtime.

Hey, I used to have that hot wheels as a kid!!Great video buddy! Thanks!!

Yea.tobias is very enterprising to listen to I enjoy it.

William is awesome, I absolutely enjoy his sense of humor. Tobias is really interesting and has helped me learn allot about traditional knives. Warthogg is another awesome member of the community.I hope he is able to return.

Ka-bar also has a folding hunter. It's very affordable. In fact it's the same price as the Buck 110 LT, but it's all metal also with a 420c blade. I bought this since I can't afford a Buck 110 classic. This was the closest thing that I could find that fitted my pocket and it's my daily carry for one year now. I absolutely love it. There is something else I love though, and that's your channel. Great job! I love your reviews mate.

Rite Edge uses Pakkawood. Buck often uses DymondWood. What's DymondWood? Bucks trademark name for Pakkawood! LOL. I really like that IXL with the barehead! The Schrade LB7 is a Classic! And yep, that is pakkawood. The 7OT is the same frame as the Schrade LB7. I prefer the one with the Desert Ironwood (6OTW) Buck LW from Walmart seems like the Bargain of the day! THe OD Buck is also pretty cool But you have to admit, the two economy Bucks seemed to have a little bit of Jim Frost "Tactical Folding Hunter" Still I like that OD Slim Select and its a USA Buck!

Thanks for the shout out & sticker trade buddy. I'm getting a couple more folding Hunters in from Rough Ryder. Your folding Hunter series made me realize they are one of my favorite patterns. I like Desert Ironwood. The Walmart Buck 110LT is a decent price. The Slim Select is nice looking too. Great reviews buddy.

Thank you for saying,"Seven O T, and NOT seventy T. Thanx for the video my Bladed Brother 👍 ⚔️ ✝️ 🇺🇲

Nice collection TK

Great review, thanks! I really like those 5" folder lockbacks.

I picked a Right Edge Big John. 6.00. Happy I did.

Thats a great selection. The Buck knives are good practical work knives but the one that caught my eye is the Frakenstein IXL3 that one is the most interesting one to me. Good videoThanks TK

There is just something extra appealing about a large clip blade folder.

Nice lockbacks! 👍

Good shout-outs! Two fine channels, for sure. Sometimes Tobias swaps out his hobo face for Red Skelton’s. A funny for us old folks. I’m not a huge Buck 110 fan - I didn’t have one as a kid, unlike most knife folks. I like that Golden Bear in ironwood, though. Real handsome. Appreciate the info on knife companies. I’ve been looking at some old Parkers on eBay - digging that 1980s esthetic of slabs of white bone.

"Knife Chats With Tobias" has the most knowledge of traditional pattern knives, old and new, on the internet. The "Hobo" is an homage to Red Skeleton (an old school comedian/performer from years ago) I think. The Hobo was Reds most beloved character.

That IXL is the deal

Thanks for the video good stuff.

Folding hunters are great. I'm looking to pick up an Uncle Henry Papa Bear next. I know a lot of people don't care for the Uncle Henry fake stag but I like them. They remind me of the knives I'd see in the hardware store and sporting goods store displays when I was a kid.

Lost old-timer skinner hunting trip. Someone stole my lock blade. Sad but knife by time broke the point but got feid dress three deer that knife and it was knife used cook out work. Miss it.was good knife to buck 110.

I like the Rough Rider knives. Yes they are inexpensive, and to some they might not be the most desirable for a collection. But how many company's do you know that make a single blade 5" Barlow or a Large folding Toothpick ? 2 Iconic designs that belong in every slip joint collection. Now on to this video. Nice video, nice knives. I have not yet gotten a Rite Edge folding hunter yet but it looks pretty sweet. The XL reminds me of the 7OT with the lanyard hole.

I wonder where my stickers are I sent them out quite a few days ago!!!!! Huh interesting!!!!! I thought they would be there I’ll wait another day or so see what happens!!!! Thanks buddy

Nice pile of lock backs TK. I like em.👍

Your vid’s have really been helping me get into the world of traditional lockbacks. Have you seen the frost cutlery Commanche Bigfoot? It’s a production model that’s still pretty easy to obtain. Any chance you know of other similarly sized knives? Thanks for the content.

Definitely agree with you about the IXL , it’s a beauty. You’ve tickled my fancy for Hunter style folders so I’m gonna make a video to show off my Hunter knives. I really need to get myself a 110 or maybe 2 or 3 as they have a couple of variations to consider. I already Sub the channels you mentioned and couldn’t agree with you more, they both have individual styles and both are brilliant at what they do, if I only had a fraction of their talent I would be happy 🤩. Great video brother 🎅🏻👍.

I have the IXL. It is a pretty nice knife. And of course the Rite Edge, which I like. I think I paid 10-11 for the big John. You got a great deal.

Your IXL is the best buy of the year because of the materials and price 👍 It's the best of the bunch in my book. The rest look pretty good too.

I agree about the IXL. Got a 112 LT, and it is probably what I would take if ever I carried, along with a Dozier. Owned the Old Time with Desert Ironwood before, but it had a big gap, so I sold it. Too bad, I bet with use the patina would be great. And thanks for pointing that out about the Hobo. Tobias and William are two very different characters, love their discussions.

That was pretty usefull information TK. Now i have to find out what they sell over here, the prices on the Buck's are mostly double, what they cost in the USA. 90-110 dollars on a Buck 110 standard. So i will look if the sell Rite Edge or IXL over here. Thank you for showing.

I have an early 80's Craftsman knife, similar to a Buck 110. It was made by Camillus. Why don't I see it in KZfaq Videos? I carry it. I inherited it from my father a few years ago and in was brand new in the package when I got it. In general I have to ask, on KZfaq, where is Camillus?

I've been thinking of the buck 112.

bladematrix in kentucky has6ot schrade+ usa blades for $1.00 just knock the pi out of the chinese knife and replace with a usa blade

Wish Taylor never sold Schrade. What a mistake.

What's the difference between a content creator and a hand model?🤔 Still looking for a punchline for that one. 😁