I have one of those. Good little knife. I’ve had it since 1982.

Had my eye on this knife at my local HW store. Ive always had some sort of folder on me since moving to the mountians a fixed blade on your belt is your best friend. Im confused sometimes becase my 9mm pistol is also on my right hip as my state is open carry. Ive always had a knife on that side even folders in a holster. So because i love my blades so much we needed a fix. Got myself a beautiful leather shoulder holster for my pistol and now my knife is wear it should be and no confusion or to much on my right hip as i also wear a chain wallet and have since i was a boy. Thanx for the review gonna pick up my 102 this morning.

The 100 series is extremely versatile. Pretty much has something for everyone. The base models are very affordable as well. They're tough dependable knives.

I used was my Buck 119 for a long time and never felt at a disadvantage. Thanks for sharing

I find Buck's hollow grind is good for carving, doesn't terminate too thin to where the grind's shoulders get in the way, even when I rounded the edge's shoulders. Love my Gen5 in cpm154, I find myself reaching for it when I carve.

Mine has stood the test of time. I've used it to cut meat & vegetables outside on my grill, process smaller pieces of wood, and other everyday chores like cutting through zip ties, cardboard boxes, rope etc.

Great knife my grandfather gave me one that was made 1950s when I was in boy scouts still in great condition

Looks great. I own the Buck 119 and love it along with my 722 and 110.

Planning on getting a new buck knife as a gift for my partner. I've had this one in mind and now I'm convinced it's the right choice. Thanks for the great review Sam

Buck knives are designed for skinning different size animals, that is why it is good to invest in smaller and bigger blades depending on what you hunt

Just got my 102 today and I have already made one change. I took the plastic insert out, and replaced it with a leather insert, I cut using the plastic one as a guide. I dyed the new insert black, inserted it into the sheath. Blade fits better and does not rattle. Just something to think about.

I own a buck 105 and i like itvery much! Great vid Sam!

Great vid Sam! Excellent choice. A fine woodman's knife.

It's a great knife and was one of my first fixed blades.

I recently bought a 101 and a 117 Brahma at a store here in Canada, still one 117 and two 101's in stock. I have the 102 but the 117 is just a bit bigger, real nice, both are discontinued, Ramakko's

......The 102 is one of my four favorite Buck knives. The others are the 105, 119 and the 110. If Buck ever makes a drop point 119 I will add it to my favorites also. Very well presented review and I subbed........

honey, i shrunk the 119.

Great video. And couldn't agree more. Have a few different Bucks, and this is right up there with some of my favorites. Subscribed, and hope all is well and that you have some more videos coming (I see it's been a while since your most recent). Keep up the great work.

A classic. My constant companion as well.

Great review my friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. All the best to you, stay safe out there. 🤗 👋

You might wanna check out the Buck 117 mini special too. It's a scaled down 119 to a 4 1/2" blade.

Nice video, about my favorite buck knife thanks.

Great discussion!!!

I bought one of these fancy one cherrywood handle for my son when he made Eagle Scout told him to take care of it and will take of him .

Bucks are classic for sure, thanks for the video!

In the right hand a good knife will do many things well. Traditional blades stood the test of time for reasons

Very good knives I have had two of them one I lost the other I gave too my daughter.

Very nice review!!!

Great review! Thanks for sharing.

This is on my want list.

I did click like and subscribe the buck 102 is one of my favorites and have owned one for many years. It had the full sheath which dry rotted and I had a custom sheath made. I bought a buck 105 with the newer sheaths which is a great knife also but I did have issues with the sheath had to do some repairs

i'm thinking of getting one of these for my dad. Ive had a Model 119 for years, and I love it. My dad and I would like to get into bushcrafting, but he doesnt like how big my 119 is so I'm thinking of getting him this.

Great video friend, informative and concise. Much appreciated

Just got one on sale from Amazon for 30$ Prime down from 47$. Helluva deal in my opinion. The brown handled version was 51$ - All still at the same prices as of just checking a minute ago !!

good rundown

It looks nice and feels nice, but if you ever use it to open the belly of an animal, you're going to puncture organs and make a mess. That upswept tip was a bad idea. If I were to do it again, I'd go with the Vanguard or Selkirk. The tip is a pain when stropping, too; it tends to catch on things when pulling back toward oneself.

Really happy you found a knife that you like Jesus loves you!😀

thanks,,,sam wentzell, sounds funny

Sweet

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Love mine

120 c is way better . All the love for the smaller blades is beyond me . I have the smaller blades and still love the 120 c !

Totally agree!!

Been thinking of getting one of these little guys in their 5160 BOS steel with the brass bolsters. I love their 420HC, but I've had issues with chipping on my 110 with how hard it is. Kinda wondering if their 5160 will hold up better, being a spring steel and more tolerant of abuse.

Have the 119 myself for a specific purpose and must say it is a fine knife for what I want it for. Thanks for sharing Sam.

tyfs greeting from Qc

Nice review!

What do u think about the model 119? (Bigger version of your)

I have the 105.. got it on sale at a gun shop. paid 20$ with the sheath included..about 8 years ago..love it...Buck ..still made in America?

What's the overall size of this knife.

It's a baby hunting knife!

We have to say woodsperson today.

How is it with rusting?

Made in China?