Buck knives 120 General. Circa 1988..Slicey Saturday?

[@MrJoshDoty]

In 1988 Buck used 425 modified steel. They switched to 420HC in 1992ish. You have a nice knife. They are considered “lower end” but don’t discount them. Buck does have great heat treating. It’s a timeless Classic!

[@morganillsley94]

Thanks for the info!. I will never consider this knife lower end..I know what it has done for me!. Thanks for watching.💯👍👍

[@tc7009]

my buck 120 general from 95, from crappy tire. One & the same, it last forever. It even done the job of shovel once when we needed an emergency crap hole.

[@morganillsley94]

and a mighty crap hole it was I bet!

[@tc7009]

@@morganillsley94 i jchecked n' i lied, mine's a buck 119. looks the same, dunno what da difference is.

[@morganillsley94]

@@tc7009 It's shorter.. That's it.

[@James-ke5sx]

I bought a Buck 124 from Le Baron close to the Bonaventure overpass in 1982. And a small Buck hatchet.

[@morganillsley94]

Ahhh Old Montreal. .But do you still have them?

[@James-ke5sx]

@@morganillsley94 Sold the 124 and left the hatchet in Mexico. But I bought a new 124 a few years ago