NEW Buck Knives | SHOT Show 2020

[@TheSnakeman3]

Yes Buck factory tour would be nice.

[@maxrez74]

Robert Black1911 I would certainly agree

[@billbowers3146]

Yes please

[@mortuus4601]

Isnt that a secret?

[@TheSnakeman3]

mortuus hope not.

[@erikbogerman2048]

DOOO IT.

[@shaunmcdaniels2460]

I am a life time fan of Buck!!! I was given my first Buck when I was 12 by my father. I have had a Buck 110 on my hip since I was 13. The only time I ever had a problem Buck replaced the blade at no cost with no questions. I will carry Buck for the rest of my days... I am 54 now and use mine every day!!! Super excited to see the new ones!!!!

[@kirkmuffie7542]

Totally agree. I have wanted a buck 110 since watching the Duke boy's carried a sheathed folder.

[@tarasoffgear4831]

Spyderco: “so for 2020 we’ve developed this new super steel that can cut through literally time and space and will never rust” Buck: 420hc foreveeeeeeeeeeeeeeer

[@patwelch8187]

And I'm sure they are a crazy, ridiculous price. Like all Buck knives..

[@robbieabramson7427]

pat welch they aren’t that expensive I have 20 buck knives 3 buck 119 ,7 buck 110, and like10 other types of folding buck knives

[@robbieabramson7427]

pat welch they aren’t that expensive I have 20 buck knives 3 buck 119 ,7 buck 110, and like10 other types of folding buck knives I also have 100 or more Damascus steel knives that are 100 dollars a pop or more for each knife so that’s over 1k dollars for the knives and that’s not even Half of the knives I have and or carry and collect I probably have like 3k dollars or more invested in knives so it’s not that bad as long as you want quality and good things that will last you a long time that won’t fail u as much as cheep knives then go more expensive especially ones that are handforged like Damascus steel knives

[@markarmstrong3394]

Lol they will never get away from 420hc.

[@user-pv9pv4xf9c]

I don't know enough about steels to be a snob. I don't use them hard enough either to really know the difference.

[@motaman8074]

My Buck knives are some of the sharpest, out of the box, blades that I own. Would love to see a factory tour.

[@jordanw2009]

There is a reason buck is everyone’s first knife They’re great.

[@andrewp.schubert2417]

My girl friend gave me a Buck 110 back in 1975, so i married her. I still have the knife and we're still together in 2020.

[@mobilemechmantim773]

Coincidence? I think not.

[@ryanjones4917]

Congrats on 45 years 👍

[@285runt]

That's awesome.

[@kalijasin]

@Andrew P. Schubert, 😮

[@joelilley3554]

DAmn that’s such a long time. Idk if I could stay with one person for that long lol but that’s just me.

[@bobcole612]

Don’t carry it every day, but I still have my 1976 vintage 110 Folding Hunter. And it’s original leather belt pouch. Still carry it on occasion. Great knife.

[@jaypowell0185]

Buck stepping their game up with those fixed blades

[@Cheeseiest1]

Stepping up their mall ninja game maybe. That "talon" is pure silliness, and the "ground combat" is almost as bad. The pursuit fixed blade looks OK, although not anything revolutionary for the company.

[@jacobsalcido6466]

@@Cheeseiest1 Hit the nail on the head. Pursuit looks like garbage too imo. Just make the buck 119 with 3v and canvas micarta lol. That's all I want.

[@raygun4468]

Yup. Fixed blades are a new direction for Buck. But I already have a Japanese made Recon-Tanto in s san mai III VGI (Cold Steel) and I have a the Pilar by SOG 5" blade/S35VN ... so the tanto and the 5" fixed blade/got it covered. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2XSmZJ5j9KWi5Y I am not a fan of the 5160 though ... it is cheap and will rust on you. I am sure this is reflected in their price point so that evens it out a little ... oh wait, the Talon is coming in at $160! Not so sure I would pay that for 5160. I have a Kukhri that will do the chopping tasks not to mention the various sizes of my Gransfors Bruks axes. Next up is the fixed blade combat knives at $170 ... www.knifecenter.com/item/BU0245MCSMWG/buck-245-matt-would-go-fixed-carbon-steel-blade-camo-micarta-handles *I WOUOD FLAT OUT NOT PAY THAT FOR 5160!*

[@PoorMansArsenal]

@@Cheeseiest1 that talon looks like it would make a great chopper for wood and branches tho.

[@Guntotinggeek]

Combat knifes need to be able to cut everything, including wire, even when going dull. Versatility in a simple package that takes extreme punishment is a fixed blade combat knife's bread and butter. The combat knives look good but there's no protection for your hand when dealing with live wires or when plunging the knife into something. No serrations on the blade, no holes to enable making a spear. Nice glass break though. Agree, nothing revolutionary here. A good example of a versatile, simple, fixed blade combat knife is the Gerber that the Army is now issuing.

[@harleyloboy]

Hey Zac, definetly field trip the factory

[@j-rocd9507]

I'm actually really digging the design of that machete. Somewhere between a kukri and a sickle with partial serrations. Different.

[@normal1972]

Only Buck would refer to s30v as exotic. Maybe 20 years ago. But those tactical fixed blades do look legit. I am glad they are updating.

[@Scienceoffate]

Who here carries a buck 110

[@BladeHQ]

We do!

[@kayok07]

Yep I do love them great little knife

[@BladesRKing]

Ubetcha, 110 and 112 auto!

[@social3ngin33rin]

Who carries a Hoodlum? @_@

[@Scienceoffate]

@@BladeHQ me too

[@citizenVader]

I have been a Buck guy since I bought the Vanguard back in 92. And it still works beyond what you can demand from a knife.. I have since upgraded to the 822, and that is one sturdy companion, that will never fail. I mean I really am thrashing it because it can take it.. So I naturally want to see what they are up to..

[@infidelsunlimited1028]

Yes please on the tour of the factory

[@AvengingFade]

Would love to see a buck tour, I actually really enjoy all the different manufacturers tours you guys do

[@iwrenchbluecollar7498]

The buck knife I carry was my grandfather's. It's older than me and my kids put together.

[@MrZachBryant]

My dad had a Buck 120 General that he purchased in 1972, and gave it to me. I lost it like an idiot, and still kick myself over it. He passed away in 2015, and I just bought a Buck 108 Compadre Froe Chopper. Every time I unsheath it, I think of him and how cool he would have thought it is. Miss him every day.

[@James-ke5sx]

Just finished my Buck collection of fixed blades. Last week 124 and a Kalinga and three more coming in this week. I prefer the older style, new stuff for younger crowd.

[@dtcepl]

Way to go Buck, i brought my 1st knife, a Buck 119, in 1984 during my military service, except for the leather shealth, the knife is still going great! The small machette looks awesome!

[@dustinsheets1945]

Buck really stepped up their game. I really like the new fixed blades and fishing knives. I was hoping Buck would listen an modernize their lineup. Factory tour, hell yes.

[@Trekked1]

I've toured the Buck factory and was impressed. The amount of hands on work they do is surprising considering they're US made and relatively inexpensive. It's a cool place run by great people. The Buck museum is pretty interesting. Sometimes you can find some decent sales in the official Buck store. They have a selection of factory seconds and you can find some gems for like 30% or more off. The Post Falls / CDA area is really nice. There's fantastic hiking and views all around Northern Idaho. I think a tour episode would be great and you guys would enjoy making it and spending time in the area.

[@minedthagap]

Thanks man

[@brutalfiction]

Absolutely want to see the Buck factory. Bought my last dad a hunting knife back in the 90s. Amazing knife even now and by far the most favourite in my collection. Love from the UK fyi

[@aw9389]

Ive had many knives and i picked up one of the 110 slims for 25$ and its honestly been such an enjoyable knife to use and carry. Only thing i would ask is they seriously consider switching to an adjustable pivot. Keep the pinned body, but being able to adjust that pivot would make the knife one of my all time favorites.

[@Loganthered1]

It's nice to see Buck adopting these new fangled ideas like bearings and colors.

[@anthonythompson4110]

A buck factory tour would be awesome. Buck has been a great knife maker forever it seems.

[@cheroguy]

Those first 2 cerakote knives have got so much of the TOPS flavor on them

[@mattterry128]

chris ware I thought the big one was actually a TOPS from the thumbnail

[@cheroguy]

@@mattterry128 Im sure both of them are made by tops for buck, they have had collabs before together

[@mattterry128]

chris ware yea, the only thing buck about it is the laser stamp, although looks like it comes with a better sheath than most TOPS knives lol

[@cheroguy]

@@mattterry128 tops has upped their quality on kydex, the nylon is still kinda garbage, im kind of a brand whore for tops i own about 10 different models from them

[@garrettferrell6821]

My thought EXACTLY..maybe they are new Buck/TOPS collaboration knives..like the Nighthawk(if I remember correctly) if this is the case they should’ve definitely said so

[@ronaldcoleman1323]

I have used buck knives for 40 years. They still work great for outdoor task.

[@thomashlavenka9799]

Heck yeah, I want to see Buck's factory! I think the factory tours are some of the best videos you guys make.

[@TheSonsOfSimon]

That spear-point fixed blade looks great!

[@yourmom1302]

Yeah talk about a sexy blade profile.

[@kennywilhoite8708]

I carried a Buck 119 in Vietnam, great knife . Still have it.

[@troymanning3150]

Would love to see that first beast with a plain edge

[@maxrez74]

I got a buck flashpoint 770 before they were discontinued. I like it quite a bit. Flips nicely and the lock is strong.

[@GehrmansWheelchair]

Man I feel like he brought out both of those sprints in hopes of Zac losing his shit over the the burlap micarta and copper. I felt really bad for him when the dude had no almost no reaction to them lmfao 😂 those two are actually super fricking nice.

[@bodhi974]

I like seeing buck is branching out. Just don’t forget about the classics.

[@Lonewolfmike]

I hope those Talon fixed blades come to BladeHQ. Those are really nice and I wouldn't mind getting one.

[@jacobbcox1985]

The Buck 537 Open Season Guthook is my personal Hunting Knife on my property and local Hunting. It's awesome the Micarta handle the blade in S35VN. Only down side was buying a custom kydex sheath for it.

[@joesoriano6598]

Damn i don't need a fixed blade but I WANT ONE NOW! They look awesome and bad ass and made in the USA so that's a plus

[@anthonyrosa5006]

Glad to see Buck branching out. Thumbs up on the new direction.

[@dgiorgi1725]

I love the BUCK knives, however, I am a fan of the older models. A Factory tour is a must!!! Buck should be making Automatic Knives also. I have seen a few converted and they were outstanding.

[@onemetallifan5824]

YES!! A Buck factory tour would be incredible!

[@jlogue751]

I gotta say I look forward to these videos every year guys do a great job with them much appreciated

[@BladeHQ]

👊👊

[@petewheeler402]

I have the 841 burlap micarta now I gotta save up for the copper version. The 841 sprints are great knives really love mine

[@70ksingh]

The Haxby is so very smooth and solid. Amazing action. I own quite a few BUCKS. Old faithful brand from since i was a kid in the 70's.

[@sean9021]

That first Talon is definitely what my Hexblade Warlock Edgelord character will be carrying at my next D&D session.

[@garrettferrell6821]

I like the first 2 fixed blades a lot..it’s nice to see Buck stepping into a new market...I really like the Talon..I may pick one up one of these days

[@workingclassless84]

Damn! Buck really stepping up their game.

[@BladeWalker77]

With a combo of thes fixed blades I feel I can survive everywhere, well done Buck!

[@unklemike5012]

I want to know more about Buck and why I should love them. Definitely voting for a shop tour video.

[@NMiller_]

I moved to Post Falls recently, just learned in this video that Buck is there! Looking forward to taking a tour sometime.

[@theangryYouTube]

Nathaniel Miller twice a year June and December they have a company sale. All products is marked at least 50% off or more at the factory store

[@NMiller_]

@@theangryKZbin That's really good to know! Thanks for the tip.

[@theangryYouTube]

Nathaniel Miller welcome to Idaho

[@theangryYouTube]

Don’t forget Alien Gear Holsters is down the street from there

[@anonymous5t565]

I live 1 mile away

[@jeffreyprezalar220]

What happened to the original talon pattern with the recurve hook.?

[@007twm]

I'd enjoy seeing a Buck factory tour.

[@lj5999]

Yes, BladeHQ...send Zac & Lucas up to Idaho for a Buck factory tour. Please make it worth our while to view a 30 minute tour video of what it takes to make a USA Buck made knife that has one of the best warranties out there..

[@djchaisson]

Would love to see a tour!!! I use Buck all the time!!

[@AYellowPepper]

The Orange 112 will definitely find its way into my outdoor bag!

[@Redant751]

Was too thing the same.

[@jamesfarmer1523]

Bucks 5160 is pretty good stuff and a tour of bucks factory would be pretty cool to see

[@chrisb9345]

The talon has the weirdest blade shape for that size of a knife. It would be impractical for almost all tasks you would want a 10' blade to do.

[@nate7316]

Chris B but it looks cool so...

[@walkingterror7197]

@@nate7316 it's not about looks it's about performance.

[@Chiller1967]

its a chopper and it looks like it would be good or that. No more impractical than a Kuhkri

[@MrRasnowman]

Looks like a fantastic chopper.

[@judesheckelberg5135]

I bet it's super easy to sharpen and hone...lol.

[@timlattin8205]

I love your shop tour videos. Doing a Buck shop tour would be awesome.

[@danfontaine312]

The layered G 10 on the talon looks awesome

[@zr15]

My favorite knife from buck is the Titanium nobleman. Buck please upgrade the steel on that knife please!

[@alex-ks2se]

Oooo 5160. I wish all giant fixed blades were made from 5160. About 5 years ago I looked all over the place for some larger fixed blades in 5160 and found pretty much nothing. I would really love to see all manufactures in general come out fixed blades in 5160. Its such an incredible high abuse steel. SUPER IMPRESSED with Buck on using 5160. Just placed my order for the fde ground combat spear point. 5160. 5160.

[@williamscott5640]

I have had Bucks for years. Love them. Great job buck

[@nairblooc]

First ever knife. Buck 119. Eight years old. to this day i dont know why i deserved that knife. Still have it of course.

[@jakeroark570]

The talon looks nice and I bet it would cut good to.

[@butchmontoya4142]

Big Buck knives fan - since I (probably) won't be headed out to ID anytime soon - would love a Buck Knives factory tour. Thank you!

[@CrpMag]

Buck factory tour is a must!

[@guycalgary7800]

The Buck 124 is my all time fav knife .

[@lj5999]

It appears that some people making comments are not aware that the Talon is NOT something new. The 808 Talon has been out since 2018, albeit, was only sold to Police Officers / Active Military. Plus, the design was a bit different than the one being shown in this video. The Talon is a GREAT tool if one does a lot of outdoor / woods style of camping, hiking, etc. If one needs to clear brush, make an unimpeded trail, baton for firewood, etc., this is a very durable tool to have. I own the very first one that came out, (blue handle) so I know what it can do.

[@retireddpd1996]

Heat treat is everything!! I believe Paul Bos is one of the top gurus in that area, and I hope he is still doing the formulas for the Buck people. A better trip could not be made.

[@Jsmith9055]

Its nice to see Buck finally getting into the 21st century. Still very distinctly Buck, but not just the ol' 110 in 420hc. Also, i think it would be dope to see their factory. Yes vote on the shop tour for me

[@New2Kendo]

They need a Talon with a plain edge

[@thegrillagorilla1]

I took a broken scythe and made a blade just like the first one here, I used some galvanised steel tubing for the handle and it was heavy enough to chop wood like a hatchet. The damn thing must have weighed 10 pounds but it was still easy to handle, god I miss that thing!

[@Section8er]

Buck Factory tour - YES, please!

[@chupsforchups9894]

A buck factory tour would be really cool

[@Tiger24kicks]

When ever I watch Knife reviews and KZbin knife channels they don't really show much Buck knives. My grandfather first knife he passed down to me was a Buck 110, I just started to collect my first is a Buck Inertia. My next will be a Buck fix blade. Like that burlap flipper 😍❤️

[@RadDadisRad]

The ground combat knife looks very handy

[@BladeHQ]

Such a good one!

[@megacleancab256]

I want a 110 with m390 nickel silver bolsters and carbon scales. Also, the 639 served me well in the Marine Corps.

[@jeremiahacree8896]

that black fixed blade drop point is SWEET!

[@alejandrosanchezjr810]

O hell yes please go to the Buck shop. Would be stoked to see them work

[@christinakellis1155]

That buck with the copper handle will be a collector knife.

[@scottdurst6701]

Where can you buy these new knives? I don't see them on their website.

[@The4cp]

Absolutely want a Buck tour!

[@dominiquesilva2070]

When will these knives be available for purchase

[@lucaswong4247]

I EDC a buck 55 and 110. One for working, one for eating. :)

[@davidcapps2383]

Yes, please tour the Buck factory.

[@nightwave3782]

What's the suggested retail price on the Abyss filet knives ?

[@jacobkaiser3291]

Definitely Go Do The Tour At Buck!! God Bless America!!

[@travisatwood5591]

I am in love with the ground combat knife in tanto

[@alyxchristophe4385]

Wow, I found my new compact machete in the Talon! It will be a good match for the 557 (it rocks!) that I just bought. Definitely going to do the factory tour the next time I go. Yay for living 45 minutes away. Lucky me.

[@jeremyterwisscha6534]

Do we know when the buck talon will be released?

[@hellstompr4072]

Yes, I want to see inside, specifically anything to do with cnc/automation (my field)

[@othernamesweretaken1871]

Why not a drop point on the gck? Tanto and spear?

[@stevea.8816]

Every knife l see l want, of course l cant have them but l still want them. This is a nice direction for Buck, a factory tour would be great.

[@davidgiles9751]

The Talon looks like an absolute beast! However, I'm more interested in the Pursuit pro series.

[@Fauxassassin]

Not particularly relevant to this video but he was talking about orange vs camo and figured it would be interesting to see a fixed blade knife with an orange blade and a camo sheath and handle so when it's sheathed it's camo but if you un-sheath the knife and drop/set down the knife you can see it. that is probably already a thing but it seems good

[@mobilemechmantim773]

I, for one, would love to see a Buck factory tour.

[@genevonhavermann332]

What is MSRP ontalon? Or any fixed blades introduced here?

[@robbieabramson7427]

People saying this are extremely expensive they aren’t that expensive I have 20 buck knives 3 buck 119 ,7 buck 110, and like10 other types of folding buck knives I also have 100 or more Damascus steel knives that are 100 dollars a pop or more for each knife so that’s over 1k dollars and that’s not even Hal’s is my collection that I may carry or just have to have i probably have well over 3k dollars invested in all different kinds of knives and most of them being 100 or more a knife and also hand forged blades so it’s not that bad as long as you want quality and good things that will last you a long time that won’t fail u as much as cheep knives then go more expensive especially ones that are handforged like Damascus steel knives

[@snakeplissken3021]

I agree, you get what you pay for. Love Buck knives.

[@mbs6585]

like how he was honest about the oxidation

[@TDAWDepthFinder]

Another vote for a Buck shop tour from me for sure.

[@oldforestroad]

Buck yeah! Factory tour would be awesome.