120 General

This knife is great for on the farm and in the bush. It is easy to sharpen... Love it:-)

I am a former Marine and soldier,30 yrs plus; 2 combat tours in Iraq,latest with the 101ST ABN DIV(AIR ASSAULT). This is one of the finest knives I own: sharp, durable, and looks like an excellent tool/weapon. I plan to give one to my 10 yr old grandson,when a bit older, but a super knife I own with pride.

I found mine on the side of the road whIle walking, apart from a few nicks dings, it's an excellent knife.

I've had this knife for a while now. My Dad gave it to me a couple years back, it's been with me on multiple trips and will be coming along for many more.

my sis gave me my 120 xmiss of 1982 it looks the same as it did .. It has done it all I keep it beside my bed .I would not trade it for 100 new ones it is apart of my family . Thank you sis and Thank you (BUCK) KNIFES

Its a beautiful knife very sharp.

I inherited the 120 general from my godfather and it's a great knife, solid build and even through all the years, it's still in perfect state. Would recommend this knife.

Too nice to use!

My 120 was given to me many years ago by my father in law as a gift in 1977. It has been on many hunting and fishing trips with me throughout the years. I never seize to be amazed at its performance from field dressing a deer to cleaning fish. Its edge holding ability has simply awed me. This knife is a lifetime friend for the outdoorsman.

I got my first 120 in 1972, I still have it, it is still a very useful knife. I recently bought a new one, with brass pommel/guard and Dymondwood handle, I am keeping it unsharpened/unused (though it came VERY sharp) as a collectors piece.

I got my first 120 General in 1970. Purchased a 119 Special last year('13) and have used it extensively ever since. I just got a 120 General, with the Dymondwood handle, today. As always, I am MORE than satisfied with the quality of workmanship and oustanding level of Customer Service!!! Thank you for crafting such fine, useful products!!

I just got my General this Summer... the online photos don't do it justice! This knife is Big, Bold, and Beautiful! A true treasure of American craftsmanship :)

I bought my knife in 1967 after completing OCS. I carried it for two tours in Vietnam. While I did not have occasion to use it as a combat knife, it was a comforting addition to my gear. It is an excellent camp knife and I used it as a lightweight machete. easy to keep clean and sharp. As a civilian I took the sheath to a Shoemaker and had him open it and sew a pouch outside where I now carry Swiss Army knife which is held in by the flap. (My sheath is an older version than that shown) Opening the flap accesses both knives.

I have had this knife since 1976. I have used it for hunting and other outdoor purposes all these years. It holds an edge better than any other knife I have or have ever had. I field-dressed I don't know how many deer with it. One day I field-dressed five deer with it and after that it was still very sharp. I keep the main edge razor sharp and I have sharpened the false edge, too, but with a 35-degree angle for coarser jobs, like cutting or notching small branches, jobs that would dull or chip a razor-sharp edge.

I bought one to use as a general use utility knife and it never ceases to amaze in its usefulness. it holds an edge like no other and its length gives it excellent leverage for difficult cuts. i

holds a great edge. all of my knives can shave hair. but this one is able to shave longer without sharpening. super strong knife

If you are going to own only one knife make it a Buck model 120 General