Watched this video and decided on a edc sword

When I was 12 or 13 after a eye appointment my mom brought me to field and stream and thanks to a nice worker he helped me pick out my Buck 112 been a good couple years using it most days and it is still a fantastic knife

Thank you for your information

Mate, THIS IS SO COOL! Well done! I'm going to try this out on my Sodbuster and an old Swiss Army Knife! Cheers mate!

I have a one 1960 and I have three from the 70s

I have the exact one my daily carry every day got mine in 2015 I love it

I have the opposite problem than you. The blade opens way too easily, which makes the knife unsafe to carry. It's opened on its own in the front pocket of my jeans several times, and it's cut me pretty badly 3 times. I now leave it by the sliding glass door for letting my dog out at night. I'm not sure if there's a way to fix it, so that the blade remains firmly in the closed position.

9:42 Dont get canclled bro 🤣🤣🤣

eBay has bezel. I just picked one up.

I refurbished one a few years ago. The watch was from '85, still running on the original battery - yes. I will come back with details where I've got the bezel and strap.

I had one of those, lasted years, wish I still had it

I have the same G-Shock in the same condition! I loved that watch. It still runs fine, but with no bezel and strap, it’s not very useful. If you anyone ever finds a replacement for the bezel and strap for the old-school Casios, hook me up!

Just for info, on the GMW-B5000 you can set multiple reminders with text messages, so this function is still relevant in modern modules.

Makes me want to go dig out my casio.

Is the handle big enough to get a really strong grip on the dagger when fighting with it ? Some say it is not. I think the guard is too small with abrupt edges that should instead curve out towards the tip so you can actually use your thumb to prevent the hand sliding forward when you hit what you're thrusting at. The Cold Steel Taipan is a dagger that also has a small, abrupt, straight guard and those types of guards suck because they really hurt the hands and you can't use your thumb on them to stop your hand from sliding forward when you thrust with real power. The other gripe i have and i think it's a big one, is that you want the razor edges all the way down to the guard on BOTH sides. When you're fighting you have no idea where you might get your thrust in and you want to create maximum INTERNAL damage (done by pronating left and right so that the tip moves back and forth as much as possible while inside) and you want to be able to slide the blade along the ribs or abdomen to create the largest opening you possibly can. If you have to slide in the direction of the blunt side, you can't achieve that objective and THAT is a major FAIL in my honest opinion. An example would be if you're in between ribs and your blade edge is facing towards the sternum and you "need to/have to" slide the dagger in the opposite direction to create that opening but your blunt edge is facing the direction you need to slide the blade in. That's a huge NO GO if you ask me and i know what i'm talking about. I don't know man... i'm just a dude who served in SOF and also has a medical degree and knows human anatomy as well as knife fighting. The problem with the designers is they don't have all three parts of the equation when designing a lethal fighting knife. Those three parts are the fighting function and ergonomics of the weapon part, Mindset of a killer/soldier to create the most lethal weapon possible and Human ANATOMY.

This was my first knife as a kid. Bought it off some weird drunk outside Walmart at 1am

"I am Cornholio! I need TP for my bunghole!"

You did good. Don't be so hard on yourself. Lotsa people around for that. We wouldn't be watching if we didn't dig your groove. (Trying to stick to the '85 theme - which, btw, I figured out right away! Lol!) It was a fantastic year, was '85...

I've a 1990s Casio Pathfinder, with 'best fishing/hunting time, moon phase' feature. The battery died last year (2024), and it's sitting on my table as I type this, with me trying to figure out how to remove the old battery. You've given me hope. Thanks, and enjoy.

My multi tool is a victorinox classic. A blade , a file, great little scissors, a small flathead screwdriver. Mine also has a tiny ink pen and tweezers, and it only weighs one ounce, and fits on my key ring.

I forgot about that "reminder" function. Kind of silly, because what if you did not rember the reason for hitting it? I initially thought that watch was sponsored from the band REM? (I know tasteless).

When this Delorean gets up to 88mph, we are going back to 1985😆Your watch repair skills are way better than mine, buddy! Have a great weekend!

Really enjoyed your video. Love the112 Ranger after seeing this....ordered one straight from BUCK...and it's on for tomorrow.. great job on the clip ... Leatherman fits it like a glove. Planning on a pocket clip mod to maybe MXG ...not sure yet. I'm watching

Watch an episode or 2 of Pingu to see what a Penguin might carry, that spud gun is pretty cool, myself I carried a plain jane Swiss army knife purchased at the Scott Store on Memorial, always had matches, and typically a roll of paper caps

I just subscribed to your channel.

This works. 👍🏽

Love Buck knives, though my favorites are the Benchmade Griptilian and the Microtech Amphibian I still love my 110 and 112. Between those two however I like the 110.

Love my buck 112

Those crkt might be better.

LOSE the tunes

It's 2025. I wasn't gonna click on your video but I noticed your finger got stuck on the ! button. What's up brother???????????????????????????????????????

Lost me at WD-40

Just bought the large and medium Luzon but that spade is beautiful need the espada

Great knife. It’s my favorite. I like the slim select version of the 112.

Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate the 110 & 112 as important pieces of knife history, but their original versions are just too dated to be worth buying at this point. All of that brass blows the blade to weight ratio to hell and it isn’t really giving you any benefit for that weight penalty. I’m a pretty big believer in the idea that folding knives should strive to get close to the inch per ounce ratio. Chalk it up to the Boy Scouts, my outdoorsman grandfather that was big on efficiency, and my adventures in a dozen countries across 4 continents. The original 112 is 5.9 ounces, which gives you a terrible blade to weight ratio of .51. The Slim weighs in a 2.5 ounces, which gives you a great b:w ratio of 1.2. The Sport version is a compromise, with a 3.9 ounce weight giving you a respectable .77 ratio. The 112 Sport really is the sweet spot in Buck’s catalogue of folding knives. For $135 you get - the classic lines of the 112 design; aluminum instead of brass so you have the same great ergonomics without the weight penalty; a well positioned set of thumb studs that don’t get in the way when sharpening; micarta instead of ebony wood (which I think looks better as it ages); a surprisingly good yet dead simple pocket clip; a S35VN blade with a quality Bos heat treatment; the support of Buck’s incredibly warranty coverage; and it’s made right here in the states. For an edc knife that is actually a good cutting tool and not just a bit of pocket jewelry - the 112 Sport is one of the best bang for your buck American knives on the market (pun intended). It’s right up there with the Hogue Deka, Kershaw Bel Air, and the Spyderco Manix 2.

Nice job. I just dont trust the hollow double cap rivets much.

Knife things begin at 7.40', and tbh, you're not learning much here. Batoning with a folder instead of wittling a wedge, omg

Buck knives are damn good knives. The Buck 112 Ranger is a good little knife. 👍

Supposed to be Swiss Made???

Was my very first knife. Does the job and is beautiful to look at. Is a bit slow and heavy, the steel also isn’t that great. I carry a spyderco now but this is an amazing first knife. I still have it in my drawer

I love Fallkniven. I have the pxl and u2 folders. I will never get rid of them. I would love to have that R2 scout.

I carried a Victorinox Climber SAK at about that age and a 1xAAA flashlight by MAGlight with an incandescent bulb. It was pathetic by modern LED standards but considering I just posted a video on a super-duper 1xAAA EDC flashlight it shows the hobby never left me! Thanks for the vid.

Man. I was getting close to the point of selling my triad lock knives I recently bought because I found the locks near impossible to operate as intended. But this simple trick really worked wonders for me. Thank you so much for sharing:)

Love the knife but everything else sucks 😔 bummer. Does anyone else make decent custom sheath for it?

I have the Enuff 2 and just stick it in my waistband without any hardware. I do notice it moving around inside the sheath when the handle is moved against the body. I have thought about making a leather one.

I have a sharpmaker and I always use it with a small spirit level just to make sure whatever surface I have it on is level. There’s a ln old Buck company sharpening video on YT that says they sharpen at 16 degrees.

Phenomenal job taking care of all that naughty communism and fascism very very nice job sire

So from the get-go. Do not center your knives.

Do the day/date on the JDD change exactly at midnight with a snap or is it a gradual process like with Seiko's NH36 movement?

1984 - Camillus Silver Sword lockback pocket knife and tri fold velcro wallet and I wore a casio watch Your knife looks a lot like the Camillus Military Camp Knife