I wont buy another until they come with half stops and carbon blades.

very awesome setup

Wondering if the back spring evened out with the blades open/ like they knife 2 thanks for the look

How does it compare to the Denim Micarta work knife? I am looking for a good paring knife. Thinking this would be good as it is VG-10 steel and Aluminum handles. But also thought the D.M. Work knife would be good also.

Wow where can you get one!!

Suprised to not see an Opinel in here. Own a few "grandpa" knives myself (including my late grandfathers knife that he brought over from sicily, he died many year before I was born but I feel an odd connection through that knife)- but im more inclined to use an opinel over a buck 110 or a slipjoint.

Thanks for the video. I love history as well, especially Cival war period. I just purchased this! Can’t wait to get it. It will be on display in a shadow box in my office! Thank you. Bill

The title says it's a Buck collection and you mentioned it at the start. Was it necessary to say each one was a Buck? Nice collection anyway. The blade on 1 you referred to as a baby spey is a coping blade

Mr last name starts with r so I dig it on my dogleg jack and canoe. I can see how it is not for everyone. I hit all my traditional knives and scales with 5000 and then Flitz. Smooth as silk. Maybe sand the other bolsters at some point to match. Looks cleaner and smoothed out.

I think this series is some of the nicest looking scales ever. Don't cut the couch!

Wow nice! My Favorit is 532 ibl

Cool 😊

I don't like this concept of nail knives, and for a reason I don't understand myself, I don't like antlers on handles. But your channel caught my attention because of the relationship you have with your knives. From the way you talk about them and the respect you show towards them, I get a great feeling and I think you're a good person. I wish you all the best and many more amazing knives.

Jas anyone had spring failure?

Bear and Son is 40 miles south of. Their work is getting better. I support USA knives.

Who needs a cap lifter anymore?

Growing up in farmland with Grandpa, I remember he always carry a Case pocketknife like the one you have in this video with bone finish but only it had two blades. Great memories! And I do have a Case knife like his, for Memorie kipping. Good video. 👍👍

If the zombie apocalypse came to fruition and all I had was a toothpick knife, be’cher ass there will be a bunch of dead-again zombies.

I really like this knife, I carry it often as a secondary knife

That Camillus "Scout Knife" as you call it has a long and great history. The first one was made in 1957 and they were made every year (except 1962 officially) until 2006 when Camillus ceased operations and closed down. In 1961, the War Dept. / DoD did not renew the contract for 1962 production but, being a manufacturer Camillus started production each year in the fall of the previous model year so when they got the news, they had already mand numerous ones with the 1962 year. Those are selling for amounts in the high $100's some as high as $600.00 in good condition. The most collectables are 1957, 1962 and the final year, 2006.

5oth ot = old timer otw = old timer wood oth = old timer heritage oto = old timer orange and so on

Does it works on swiss army knife?

I received my 110 in 1980 for my 9th birthday. Still have it in its leather sheath.

Call me weird, but the only thing id change is getting rid of the matchstrike nailnicks on certain models. Like a folding hunter and the fish knife. Trying to clean bodily substances out of the tiny grooves if you use them for their intended purposes sucks.

Sad I have 1989 un box wrapped in Ceramic plastic says nineteen eighty nine on it. ontario us on blade and on the Knife holder has military stickers on and number on it to the The number is scribed on the blade Reverse side soldier number 1989 and like new light used sharp to and at point on other side of point real sharp.

I usually keep a trapper knife or a stockman, 1 of them flip open tactical knives, and a utility knife. Sometimes i sub out the flip out 1 for a fixed 3 1/2 inch skinning cleaver. I use different blades for different things

It’s probably put together in USA of Chinese parts.

i am blaming biden'nomics. pisses me off. we need to stop farming out all this work. ...but now days it seems ya cant find anyone who knows what it is to actually take pride in what they do for work. so sad.

You Barley moved the blade .

ive had chrome vanadium that’s very good edge holding but i now have heard that CV is no longer on Case knives so why not? Are their carbon steel blades stamped or etched? Idk but i’ve seen a lot of USA products from global and domestic materials

I just found an old hickory machete. It was rusted and the handle was covered in string and tape. But after I got all that off it’s one of the sharpest knives I have. Didn’t even need to sharpen it.

Imperial is the American Opinel Made for the working man

Que hermosa colecion no las vende

Your dad's knife is I X L. Say it fast, I excel. Beautiful. Wish I still had my fathers semi-smooth trapper, that grew legs and walked out of my house. Forget the brand, but have searched since the 70's and cant find another

what edge angle is it at ?

Cool looking mod!... Tobias is correct, the pins have acted as a heat sink or heat exchanger, absorbing heat away from the bone material keeping it from burning. SMKW can call this pattern ..."Match Strike Bone" :)

can anyone tell me why there is on every knive a cap lifter? It is so easy to open a bottle with any rectangelar surface. Its like a specific tool to open a chips bag.

Purple sparkle barlow is sooooooo luxurious looking

I just subscribed, are Rough Ryder Knives made with real bone or are they synthetic? Thanks, love the reviews.👍

Excellent channel ❤️

I like it a lot! Going to have to get some of these off Amazon, thanks!

Thanks for bringing these fine ol' knives out for discussion. I own Bucks 300 Series knives from that time period and 2 Stockman pattern 301s made in Post Falls. I wish buck would return to the flat grind seen on the pre-86 production and would again produce the ( 4") Wrangler .

one day even the Bugout will be considered a grandpa knife .

Sweden and Switzerland it doesn't matter as long its not in US right?.....Jesus its even written on the blade

Nice collection of White smooth bone knives, You need a white bone toothpick.

I would love it if you would put the Rough Ryder "Toad sticker/ Mellon tester" White smooth bone, through a test to see how well it will cut up Papaya and cantaloup and other fruit. Smokey Mt. Calls it a TOAD STICKER, Chicago Knife works calls it a Melon tester. No one on you tube is reviewing how well it performs. YOU are definitely the man to make it happen. Love the small Tooth pick. Great Video, Thank you.

Holy Cow Your Back!👍👊💥🍻🐯 this is by far my favorite full size trapper! Also love the mini wharncliffe trappers! Its an amazing combo! Now if they can only do this in a lizard skin id be in heaven!😂

Where are you getting case knives for under $70-80 ? $40?

Do you still own your 89OT by chance? I bought an 89OT off eBay about a week ago and noticed today while watching this video that all of the dings and patina marks match up exactly to my 89OT. Might just be a coincidence but it looks to me like I may have your 89OT! 😂

I actually just bought the stoneworks barlow from rr. I like it. For the price it's built nice.