Buck 119 Special - A Voyage In Time

[@lawrence9447]

I've got my grand father's buck 110. I used to use it deer hunting till I field dressed a deer and left it laying . Discovered it missing and went back to find it. Took an hour to find it in the leaves. Havnt used it sense then. Brings back fond memories of him every time I see it. He was the best deer hunter I've ever been around. Lots of fun times hunting and fishing with him.

[@Wingman115]

Great memories for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@BlackRifleSurvival]

Having both the 119 and 110 I hang onto those because they are timeless. Precious memories of our fathers teaching us the outdoors are what we hold close to our hearts and continue to explore as they did. Merry Christmas to you and your family Jon, keep on trekking and getting out there in the sticks!

[@Wingman115]

@@BlackRifleSurvival Thanks Chris. Merry Christmas to you too.

[@dcrickerson7611]

What a wonderful story and video. Got me to thinking of my mom and dad and all the wonderful memories.

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for taking the time to watch.

[@stevepeterson9759]

What a great tribute to a wonderful father and a timeless knife.

[@Wingman115]

Much appreciated thanks for taking the time to watch it.

[@jaimeleondelaparra3877]

I just picked up a Springfield Armory 1911 Mil-Spec for all those reasons. Beautiful video filled with a lot of emotion. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@AmericanSquirrelHunter]

A very beautiful story and history of you and the Buck 119. Timeless memories.

[@Wingman115]

@@AmericanSquirrelHunter Thank you sir.

[@johnmcclelndon7641]

Awesome video brother! It brought back memories of time with my dad.

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for watching. Glad I could bring back some good memories.

[@cabindweller8421]

Very nicely done. Thank you.

[@jeremyelliott9145]

Wonderful, heartfelt video! Reliving memories of loved ones is something to be cherished. Merry Christmas!

[@Wingman115]

Merry Christmas to you too, thanks for watching!

[@411big]

That was beautiful sir. Perfectly put together.

[@colbyg.8261]

What a great video. I loved it. I also have those memories of hunts with my dad. He passed on his love of outdoors to me. There are items I hang on to that remind me of him. I loved the older things now. I miss those stories the older men use to tell around deer camp. Have a Merry Christmas. God bless.

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for watching and the kind words. Much appreciated.

[@johnduffant9694]

Thanks for sharing your time, truly a great time.

[@WalnutandSteel]

Good one Jon! the knife I have that takes me back is my Camillus no 4

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for coming along sir.

[@jeffhayden2737]

Great video, we loved looking through the Herters catalog planning our summer fishing and backpacking trips with loved ones and friends. Sure enjoyed your trip down memory lane.

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for watching and sharing your memories.

[@knifetimestory]

Fantastic video. I really enjoyed the entire thing. I have to older 103's incoming and look forward to using them. Can't imagine using a 119 for skinning, but heck, I'm just an amateur with too many choices of knife. Guys like your dad had one knife and it did everything. I admire that.

[@Wingman115]

Not a lot of options in the North Maine woods back in the day. Most knives were a one tool option out of necessity. Thanks for watching.

[@gunner4373]

My whole life my father carried, and still carries a 119 he bought in the 70's. I started big game hunting in the mid 80's and it was our go to blade. I chipped the edge out in the early 90's on an elk joint and he calls those his custom serrations lol

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for sharing a great memory!

[@amyandmink5158]

I haven’t watched you in long time and man the quality of your video is on point!

[@Wingman115]

Welcome back and thanks for watching.

[@kirbycreekmo]

A most excellent video. Thanks for making it. I recently heard, "Knives let us carry memories in our pocket," (or on our belts). It's a perspective that rings true be that a time, place or person that knife has a memory connected to. Good stuff.

[@Wingman115]

@@kirbycreekmo True that. Thanks for watching.

[@vikingblood5775]

I found a 119 special at a thrift store. In great shape for 10.00 I traced the markings back to made in 1969. Love it.

[@Wingman115]

Sweet deal.

[@historynerdsmancave7567]

Awesome video. Heck, they're all awesome.

[@Wingman115]

That means a lot. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video.

[@starlingblack814]

Thanks John for sharing the memories.

[@Wingman115]

@@starlingblack814 👍🏻👊🏻

[@shcmoly]

Lost my parents last year. Lost mom's dad in the 40s long before I was born. Lost dad's dad in the 70s. I was maybe 4 or 5 but I have fond memories of him taking me fishing.

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@CuttingEdgetools]

Fabulous Video Brother 👍 My Dad also passed away at age 49’ . I graduated HS in Early 70s. Totally relate to everything you shared in this great honoring and memory of your Dad and the iconic Buck 119. I still have the 119 I bought back in early 80’s. Just a few days ago. I found my Buck 110’ that I bought in 1973’. I had misplaced it for years. I had the sheath but was missing the Knife. Really dig the old photos and Music 👍God Bless from Idaho 🇺🇸. Best! Dwayne

[@Wingman115]

Much appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video.

[@youtubechannel11408]

thanks for this video man

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for watching.

[@cnjhendricks]

great video!

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for the visit

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

[@Wingman115]

Same to you!

[@beeamerica5024]

Been carrying a buck since I got out of the military 68 bucks are forever

[@josephbrennan7637]

Very nice

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it.

[@chrishutto101]

That’s cool

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for stopping by.

[@gladeshunter8796]

Killed so many boar hogs with a Buck 119 special that I lost count . Lost that knife too when I sold my old 87 f250 . Forgot it was in the bench seat pocket but I remembered a few months later when I went looking for it lol .

[@ballygeale1]

The handle is very slippery when wet

[@Wingman115]

True.

[@BlackSheep883-d7n]

I had one many years ago...I broke the tip off it being a fool...got mad and threw it away....Always wanted another...It was a chunk...

[@Wingman115]

Thanks for sharing.

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

Actually back then (when I grew up) there were not a lot a choices and Buck knives were really the best and the price was in reach, so that’s what you got.

[@Wingman115]

True that.

[@jefflanham1080]

Sigh……..👍🏻

[@jasonaffeldt7838]

👍👍👍.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

[@Wingman115]

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