Buck Knives Presents - 75th Anniversary 119 Special Production Tour w/ CJ Buck
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Ever wonder how the 119 Special is made? Join CJ Buck, CEO & Chairman of Buck Knives on the factory floor and watch how the 119 Special comes together! Step by step this American made knife shapes up from being glued, pinned, smoothed, routed, edged and boxed.
My 119 was bought in 1975. It has made many canoe trips down the upper Hudson River starting at Newcomb NY. And down to North creek NY. It's never failed me. I will pass it on to my grandson. Lots of great memories. That knife was with me.
My father bought his 119 when I was in Kindergarden @1969, Many a dinner was brung to the table by that knife, Iam 56 now, my father wanted me to have his Buck before he passed but my brother in law sold it for drugs about 3 months before he passed, it wasn't no super special edition knife but it was a Buck, silver end , black handle so smooth with finger guard, blood groove and up sloping tip, O - and it was to be able to chop a nail in half, I read the papers, dad was so proud,,,, it had an indentation from were i tried, dad's friend resharpened it and cleaned my doings up, dad showed me, i was about 4th grade umm yeah,,,,,,Miss my father greatly these passed 2 years, just my older brother and little sister now, from us 4 kids, I was moved from seeing this video and just wanted to share some of my history with yours.
That's very sad he sold it like that on you guys(your family).
Very sad indeed.
Your Father Sounds Like A Great Man, May He Rest In Peace. ;(
Joshjosh - It is, it's very sad.
@@lastdayonearth8381 , Thank you .
My father had a hunting knife that he woulda carried from the 30’s - 60’s. Nobody cared about his stuff after he died but i used to keep it in his special place organized with his other stuff for years. Of course when i went to get it since nobody cared, it had walked.
LONG LIVE THE GREAT AMERICAN BUCK 119★★★★★
Awesome work Buck. Thanks for sharing the process and keeping these made here in the USA.
How do you know what Americans are, you don't live here. Many Americans work really hard every day so sorry, but you don't know WTF you're talking about.
@@bluegrasssurvival9423 what are you talking about and how do you know hes American or not?
@@alfredosauce4476 The person I responded to deleted his message. It's why I am saying something that doesn't make much sense cause the fella talking out of his bungholio deleted his troll response.
I've had my 119 for 22 years. I love it. It's my favorite knife.
I LOVE THE 119 AND 120 BUCK KNIVES. THEY ARE AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND!
When I see proud people producing these BUCK knives, that make me more proud on the BUCK‘s I own.
You guys make beautiful knives. I bought a 75th anniversary 119 today and I love it.
Buck knives is one of the best knives I have ever owned, American made by Americans and guaranteed for life. No other knife that I know of has this guaranteed for life. This company keeps Americans working, and I loved Buck knives and is a Christian Company. Good luck Buck, keep making good knives.
Best knife. I bought my 119 eleven years ago without knowing much about knives. Then I bought and used several other brands for camping, hiking, kayak, etc. And I came back full circle to my Buck 119. My best knife. By far the most confortable handle. Light. Easy to resharpen on field. Looks amazing. Its my knife. Thanks guys.
Buck Knives are my favorite.
I own several.
Bought my first Buck Knife when I was 10.
49 years ago.
Awsome. Every American outdoorsman or not should own one of these classic work of art. My dad had 1. I have 1 and my brothers have one and now my son has one.
WHAAAAAAT! Sharpening free hand? You people are some very good craftsmen!!!
Out-dadgum-standing and sooooo proud to be a Buck owner, including the 119..Thanx for great products and God bless y'all !!
I have a 119 that I bought in the early 80's, best darn knife ever!
David Ditler
same here
I jus got a Sprint Pro with the burlap mic! Luv that thing! Smoooooth! 🔪🔪🤙🤙🇺🇸🇺🇸
Buck 119 Special….best of the best! 👍🏻
Once I got One Buck knife I ended up getting more , those knives are made very strong and they look beautiful.
Thank you for sharing this video! It makes me proud to see these unbelievably beautiful knives made here in North America. We love your knives here in Canada!
- your brothers and sisters from the north.
I carry my 119 with me everywhere I go.
Some people don't like it, but I say oh well.
Family owned, American made, good Christian people who aren't afraid to say so, gets my money, respect and thanks all-day-long.
Where I live (in Australia) if you carry a knife on you then it is straight to jail hey!!
@@violet-kittychick Sad to hear. Steve Irwin is probably rolling over in his grave at what Australia has become.
@@SergeantExtreme Try living here.. if anyone like China did invade us we have absolutely nothing to defend ourselves with. It would be like letting the hungry wolf pack in the chicken pen and closing the door behind the last wolf to enter. It only goes one way. Our defense force is inadequate to stop anything and the only defense we have is our vast shore and our vast interior that is mostly uninhabitable. Much of our wildlife is venomous or poisonous and you have to be careful so that would help in a small way. Other than that we are 'sitting ducks'. For someone to actually own a gun they need to have a proper reason (like being a farmer) and pay out their a*s for the appropriate licenses to own the gun and even then we are limited in what guns we can have under those special circumstances we are actually allowed to have them. So what happens is when one silly clown does get a gun no one can stop them and by the time the police are there it is often way too late anyway.
Mee to
@@violet-kittychick why did yall let the government take your guns?
Just bought my first one! Wood handle. Love it.
119 best production knife ever made, perfect multipurpose design and durable, been using a 119 for nearly 50 years and never failed me, just bought a new one this year and still the same quality - i have a 102 for small detail work and they make a perfect pair - add my swiss champ multitool and i can craft anything in the wilderness - thank you for a great american made product
119 is indeed the best all around knife ever made.
I just have to say that these knives make me PROUD to be an AMERICAN: with such a great product from BUCK!!! I never knew how thick the knife tang was or all the hard work that goes into the finished product!!! Thank YOU BUCK FOR YOUR AMERICAN MADE QUALITY PRODUCTS!!!!!
I over a dozen Buck knifes, other than my Buck 110 my Buck 119 75th anniversary knife with the leather sheath is by far my favorite one!!!! I have processed more than a few bucks over my 43 yrs of life with this knife. Thank you Buck for producing such an awesome knife. But most importantly thank you to your Customer service, Bucks customer service is top notch.
Hello from the Canary Islands, Spain.
I'm the two Buck 119 and one Buck 110.
Buck's are no joke , my 119 is razor sharp and gorgeous.
My 1994, 119 still going strong in 2020. A quality American made knife. The 119 is a do all, jack of all knife. A little big to wear to church😉 Good to see Buck offers the 119 with leather sheath like mine came with.
Just ordered my first ever buck 119.
Can't wait.
Thanks for the best knives on the market
Love seeing these made. Do more tour videos!
I have my 75th Anniversary 119 Special Production right here next to me. I've owned a number of Buck knives over the last 45 years, but I'd have to say honestly that this is my all-time favorite fixed blade Buck. Thanks for the video. Thumbs up and subbed.
I use to work at this factory, sure do miss working there, awesome company to work for...!!!
Have had my 119 for 10 years and I also have a nighthawk from 1996. Buck knives are the best. Made in the USA too!
Got my first buck 110 for my birthday at 15 and i have been using it since. Now im 22 and my knife doesn’t give out. Through all of my construction work to joining the USMC: its still beating all the other grunts knives all day.
I got a Buck 110 of my father in 1977, I gave the same knife to my son in 2017 but I miss it so I'll order a new one now, a real classic that's useful for many many years, Buck 119 Special also looks very nice. so I'll probably buy a 119 as well.
So thank you Buck for keeping my childhood sharp :)
Regards from Sweden
This month alone I bought another 119, another 110, another two 112’s, the 112 Pro and the auto with ebony wood. This just adds to my other Bucks. Your kids may want to thank me for putting them through college 😉
As a owner of a 119 I can say this are truly high quality knives, American made with quality steel at a fair price. I am a lifelong fan.
Excellent!! I just ordered my first Buck 119! I'm so excited to get it. Great video guys! Thank you all.
I don't have the model 119, but do have one of your knives with the longest blade. I purchased a model 119 from the base exchange and when I came home and showed it to my grandfather, he decided that he wanted it, so I gave it to him. After returning to my base I looked for another one that size, but they had sold all they had in stock and the only ones left was the knife I purchased which had the longer blade, and I still have it and had it now for about 40 years. I also have the model 110 folding knife which I always had a problem sharpening the blade on, and no one else who knew about knife sharpening could sharpen it either. I saw a model 119 at the local Wal-Mart and almost bought it, and will probably get it after Christmas is over.
I have three 119s.
One time I promised my neighbour I would sharpen his 119 and I was lazy and didn't and he was just about go hunting so I gave him mine because it was ready.
He said it skin three deers no problem!!
👍👍
What a beautiful knife. The work and pride that goes into making it is so evident. No wonder the 119 has such a reputation. Classic.
Que bonito cuchillo un deleite para los coleccionistas yo tengo el mismo modelo desde el 2014 , con esa placa conmemorativa se ve mas elegante
I bought a Buck 119 75th Anniversary Edition and I like it a lot. I bought my father a 119 over 20 years ago and he still has that knife. He has taken it on the road, used it for camping and everything else you would use a solid knife for and it's never let him down. For the price it cannot be beat.
Buck Knives is the foundation of quality knife making. I like to compare Buck with Rolex Watches, long standing and no need for every five minutes changes in the design, the quality speaks for itself.
I have (2) Buck 119's. One given to me from my brother, and the other one, a 75th anniversary, given to me from my Dad. I love my 119's.
Buck Knives for Life...
My favorite knife brand, best knife for the money. I don't know how Buck does it and still manufactures in the USA but I'm sure glad they do. I did notice they didn't show the final product in this video, not even a quick glimpse.
Just bought the 119 Special Cocobolo with the wooden handle. A piece of art, craftmanship I must say. IT is razor sharp, well balanced and most important while nog using it: it looks beautiful! The 75th anniversary model has a nice leather sheath which holds the knife well, looks good and gives it all a luxury look and feel.
So I watched the video this morning and I am happy to say I found one in town. This is my first Buck fixed blade. I have a stockman and canoe that I love for carving. My 119 is gorgeous and shaving sharp. Thanks for a great American made product. I will be getting a pathfinder next...been wanting one for 4 decades since I was a kid.
Update: I now have a 102 and 105 also. After using the 119 more I'm hooked on these knives. Thanks Buck
Bump Staggers
The sheath is one of the finest parts. Fantastic knife. None other of it's quality. I would have paid triple the price.
I have the Anniversary 110 and 119, my 110 came with a leather sheath but my 119 came with nylon sheath. Purchased both at Academy. Ordered a leather sheath on Amazon.
I just bought a 119 to add to my Buck collection.
This will always be my favorite knife and favorite brand.....Thanks to Buck👍
Dear BUCK, i love your work so very much. I owne 2 x 110 and now 2 x 119 special. i use this wonderful tools in any outdoor adventure Situation and at home too. godd bless your company and the BUCK-Familie. greatings from germany.
Got a 119 many years ago and didn't use it and it sat in a box for 10 years till I was researching to get a basic affordable all around edc woods knife. My wife said why spend money when you can use what you have (my theory is she just wanted another pair of shoes with that cash which yes I did give her and shoes it was😄). Anyway I went to that box and handled all the knives I've bought but never used or used very little. I stopped at the119 I still can't remember why I didn't fall in love with it years ago. Now I've got 2, made a kydex sheath and modded handle and now am edcing the 119. Turns out oldie but a goodie is really true. I suggest to start with a 119 to anyone wanting a versatile fixed blade.
After watching and tang size this I got added confidance in 119.
I can say its a full tang knife , depends how u see it.
Recently I added cocobola sv30 cabila alaskan guide 119 in my collection on top of my regular 119.
Love it for Hunting , fishing , camping and it is my one of favourate outdoor carry
Love the 119 especially the harder heat treat.
Cant wait till the 80th comes out
A little late to the game but I just bought my 75th anniversary today, it's a beautiful knife, I love everything about it, Buck is an excellent American company 🇺🇸👍
Pretty cool to see how they're made. Mine is the 120.
I just ordered one in the UK, I really enjoyed watching that, I've admired that knife for well over 20 years and will finally have one.
Your In The UK?? Im Not Even Sure These Are Legal Too Look At In Europe lol.
I received a Buck 119 75th anniversary edition for Christmas today, wow is this thing beautiful. The packaging could be a bit better but the knife is top of the line
I have a 119 I use for hunting and a 119 75th anniversary edition in a really nice metal tin for display.
im getting one for sure !
great quality !
Buck is always a good choice. My 119 is for outdoors and The Ascend for everyday carry. Just bought an extra Ascend for when/if I lose mine or damage it. Yes there are better (Stan Wilson comes to mind) but his are thousands of dollars, so buck has always been my go-to for a useable knife. And thank you for keeping this MADE IN AMERICA.
This is what's called U.S.A. made! Great job, Buck! Keep it up!!
Yeap I have two 119's, one 120 General and one 110. I highly recommend them. I'll own more models as time goes on and so will my son. Tough well made knives and very good steel. I've owned Buck knives since I was a kid. You can't go wrong with a Buck.
The 119 is such a classic!
My father in-law got me one this past Christmas. I love it! I have since added a few more Bucks to my collection! Keep making great hardware!
I've got 3 it's my edc blade love it
I received a Buck 119 as a gift from my daughter, but it came with a nylon sheat. Everybody I know has a leather sheat. This is an amazing knife it should still come with a badass sheath. The reason I mention this is that everybody that sees my knife is the first thing they mention, they ignore the knife.
Just ordered my 75th anniversary 119 with collectors tin, Cant wait to get it! Keep making knives in the U.S.A and i will keep buying them!
I just bought my first Buck because I wanted something with more ability, and my friend has a nice Buck. Looking around I wasn't finding what I wanted, until I found the 119. God this knife is so nice. I had cabela's points so I got mine for like $35, what a knife for that price. Though, I wish I knew how to re-buff the handle. It'd be awesome to maintain that shine. I have pretty oily hands and I've already lost that brand new shine after a few days. Great knife! Cool to see how they make it, I also feel special cause it's a 75th Anniversary one too!
Legend.
Habe das 110
Und neuerdings das 119.
Bin echt zufrieden. Klasse verarbeitet
Muss nicht immer aus Solingen kommen .
Have a Buck 124, 119 and 102. Buck knives rock!
I have a 119 I had for 45 years and love it
Bring back the Buckmaster especially the grapple pins.
My chest swells as I fondle my 119. Now I know my knife is a special hand made iconic work of pride!
Wohoo! ! I am a proud owner of 2 Buck Knives 119 Anniversary. Made in the good old USA.
Very good knife and video. Thanks!!
I have one!
Greetings from Barcelona -Spain
I use knives throughout my day, both for work and for my hobbies. I do a lot of bushcraft and wood carving. I have some very nice handmade customs, but my main knife is the Buck 119. I love Sleipner steel and a few other premium steels, and I appreciate the craftsmanship of my high-end knives, but the Buck 119 has been a faithful and reliable tool since I was 16. The 420HC blade has performed admirably for years, and despite having paid significant sums of money for premium steels I have never experienced Buck’s 420HC to be an under-performer. For daily use and utility value I have always appreciated the zero-maintenance aspect that Buck’s standard steel provides in the form of corrosion resistance. It’s my only knife that I never have to oil, and it is also the only knife that has never had any corrosion. The edge isn’t as long-lasting as my Sleipner edges, but it gets wicked sharp and stays that way for long enough to get any task done without it dulling prematurely. It sharpens easier than my other knives, and is on-par with basic 1095 when it comes to how quickly it sharpens up. It’s a great tool, and I’m thankful to Buck for their reliability.
If I had to narrow it down to the 2 most iconic knives that Buck is known for, I'd say the 119 and the 110 Folding Hunter.
Love my 119
Thank you for making these in the USA, great knife.
Every Guy should have a Buck ! American icon..!
I know more girls with buck knives then men
Real men have case knives
round boy li yeah, I’m sure your one of them to...
school you are one of the girls I'm referring to
round boy li nah, your little red mad Fruity icon 🍅 tomato face thing says all you need to know about little girly things ...Ha !
Just bought mine today last one in the store
Made In America. Yeah!!!
Just bought a 119 today i know very little about knives or really what I was looking for other than a knife that dosent rattle but the moment I first held I felt serendipity.
I consider myself lucky to have one of these. I mean I bought the knife simply because I'm a movie prop collector, and knowing they used the Buck 119 in the scream films, I thought it would be cool to have one. And then when I opened it and I noticed there was that emblem on the side that said 75th anniversary, I was pretty happy about that.
THE SCREAM FILMS DID NOT USE THE BUCK 119, BUT RATHER THE LONGER BUCK 120.
@@davefox7516 I wondered why it looked a little bigger on Scream than in person. Now I know...still looks very similar.
Ordered via walmart getting it tomorrow 🗽
I just recently bought a 75th Anniversary 119. It's hard to describe the pride in ownership that I feel when I hold that knife. I live way too close to your factory. Actually, I'd love to work there on a part time basis.
how many would you say they have made?
According to Wikipidea, over 15 million have been made since 1964.
You could be the sweeper and toilet scrubber
My favorite knife afff😍
I bought a small Buck Knife from eBay once.. what arrived was one of these but it was made of brass and when I got the parcel I was like gosh this weights a bit for a small knife. When I opened it I was like WHAT so I was honest and sent it back but they did not have the small buck knife and they told me they substituted me with what they had in their warehouse. They sent it back to me for a positive feedback. I left it in its box and forgot about it but some scoundrel pinched it. I only found out not so long ago they are worth like $300.00 here in Australia. I just polished up a Buck 110 old brass knife for a neighbour and even I was like wow at the end because it was really pretty!! I own a small muddy girl Buck knife and its most common use is helping me to lift up the ends of staples in receipts so I can use a stable removal tool to get the little buggers out so I can scan the receipts and do the bookkeeping work I now do. I know there is a little Buck that is smaller than the 110 but I have never seen one where I live, not that we have many Buck knives here but I will give them the credit they are due.. the Buck's have made the most iconic knife in the history of knives that has clearly lasted and stood the test of time hey!! Even I can see the Buck 110 is a pretty knife and one day I hope to own a silver one and if I buy a few I would want to make them a pretty display cabinet or something but a room full of beanie boo's does not go well with a display cabinet full of Buck knives hey. This room alone has 17 Beanie Boo's in it but I guess at least one shiny Buck Knife could not hurt hey!!
des grands couteau tout les temps et les meilleurs au monde.
Nice, I purchased my first buck knife 119 75th special in the UK. and love it £86 was worth spending on a great knife. surprised of pinning the handle in place! its never going to move.
You make the best
thank you buck, love all of mine!
This is awesome, thanks for the tour.
The ceo seems to know alot about how his knives are made. 🤔
Just got one of these. Nice knife, not sure what he meant by they come sharp though. Actually one of the dullest knives I have ever taken from a box, no exaggeration.