Rest In Peace Chuck Buck...

[@howabouthetruth2157]

Oh my, this is sad news. Thank you for sharing this, and the wonderful video to help remember one of the greats in the industry. My thoughts & prayers go out to Mr. Buck's family & friends.

[@forsakenlawless8045]

A great story bud he seemed like a kind hearted guy and the knife world has lost a great and gracious gentleman . Thanks for sharing this story.

[@thatspapsknife63]

I have bough Buck Knives for years the company has been very good about replacing broken blades and reparing knives three or four times for me.Im very sorry about his death.Nice video from you.Thanks

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks, my friend. They really stand behind their products.

[@texaslonestarrider]

Very sad news and a great story Tim! Thanks for sharing my friend!

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks, buddy. I am so glad that I got it on video.

[@EkimKnives]

Very sad news. He will certainly be missed! That's a beautiful little knife you have to remember him by.

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks for the comforting words, Mike.

[@2dividedby3equals666]

It is really sad news to hear that such a nice fellow has passed away. Never met him but I'm sure he must have been the nicest guy, I wish all the best for the Family and friends.

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks for the kind words of comfort, buddy

[@clantonaw]

Most of us younger guys owe our childhoods to this guy. What young man didn't get a nice shiny new Buck knife from dad for his birthday or christmas. That name will go hand in hand with some of my fondest memories growing up as a young boy scout and woodsman. Your heirlooms live on with the next generation!! Thanks for the memories Chuck, truly!

[@SugarcreekForge]

So well said, Freeman Longhunter. Your words capture the nostalgia, mystique, and legacy of what the brand means to me as well. Thanks for taking time to leave this comment.

[@SereneMadnesschannel]

What a nice story..Thanks Tim..My Best

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks, Paul

[@charleseparmele8404]

I have always loved Buck knives. RIP Mr. Buck.

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks Howabouthetruth and Charles

[@MrTangent]

Great video. Very sad to hear of his passing. My first knife was a Buck. ;(

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks, MrTangent

[@beltfed4624]

I just found out that he passed away, but he was certainly a good soul and a wonderful man. God bless the Buck family.

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

Mr. Chuck Buck was an Icon in the Knife Community. He will be greatly missed for sure. R.I.P.

[@AussieMark909]

Sad news, but you have a great knife there to remember him by. I have a Buck 302 with his signature engraved in the scale. I'm was most likely machine engraved, but cool to me all the same. RIP Chuck.

[@Optionsaregood]

:-(

[@SugarcreekForge]

Indeed, Mark. Most of the knives that have his name engraved on them, he did himself at knife shows etc. So, you might have an authentic signature.

[@AussieMark909]

SugarcreekForge This one has the signature in the Dymondwood handle scale. I reckon it is a mass produced item, but who knows for sure.

[@knoxi82]

What a poignant reminder of how time and tide wait for no man. I remember seeing this footage first along with the footage of when You and I met, which is hard to believe that's 3 years ago now. It was nice to hear him thank you for your prayers, and we know he is rejoicing with the Angels now. I continue to pray for you brother, and hope it's not too long before wee meet again. Knoxi

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks so much Knoxi. I really appreciate it. I felt the same way as you did when I watched the footage of us together in Northern Ireland. I found something the other day that I got for you and forgot to put in the mail. So... hopefully you will be seeing a package soon! All the best, Tim

[@knoxi82]

Brother, I am intrigued. I will certainly be waiting to see what the postman brings. Hope you are well, and hopefully we'll get a chance to catch up soon.

[@PrestonH-q5w]

Chuck was the best. He did me a very cool solid one time. God Bless the Buck family.

[@SugarcreekForge]

That is cool to hear. Thanks for letting me know that, buddy.

[@bluejay3445]

I miss him

[@danmartin4552]

That' a shame. The first quality outdoor knife I ever handled was my grandfathers Buck 102. My great grandfather had a very old 102 on his desk, my grandfather has a 102 on his, and my uncle now has my great grandfathers 102 on his desk. Not to mention my first good fixed blade I got over 5 years ago is a Buck NightHawk. He will be missed.

[@SugarcreekForge]

You have a cool heritage with Buck, Dan. Thanks for sharing that with me.

[@lsubslimed]

Thanks for sharing this Tim, he really seems like he was a very kind and genuine person, even just from the few seconds of footage shown. Sounds like you were both real blessings to eachother even though you said you didn't know "know" him, but we're all brothers (and sisters) and we are one spirit in the body of Christ. (1 Cor 6:17) Btw that's a sweet little knife ya got and it's very cool that you were able to see him one more time before his passing and also that he was able to sign it for ya . My prayers will be with his family. It's good ta see and hear ya brother! Gods grace be with you and your loved ones :)

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks, Paul. True words, brother.

[@cutlerylover]

very sad news...Im posting about news I heard today about an old youtuber who went missed who I found out has passed...

[@AlcoholicPapi]

I'm sorry Jeff. I know you thought highly of JT. I watched his stuff back in the day and always wondered why he disappeared. RIP JT and Chuck.

[@SugarcreekForge]

I'm sorry to hear that too, Jeff. I will check that video out on your channel.

[@rt5hrnbfa304]

Sad to see an industry leader pass away, their knives don't break during buck breaking though

[@frederikbach5065]

rip

[@SugarcreekForge]

Thanks...

[@deletedaccount3876]

Sad news

[@SugarcreekForge]

Indeed, sir...