I got 2 beautiful Shiney Silver with Gold trim general supply Metal fountain pens on clearance at Staples here in Ontario Canada today and I got them dirt cheap, $2.97 each they were regular $29.99 so got a good deal. Thanks so much for this video I couldn't even figure out how to open it properly at first until I watched you do it LOL I just bought them because they are really pretty and caught my eye and the price was right plus the quality is top notch. I've never used a fountain pen really but just tried it and it's really nice smooth writing. I am a cursive writer so will definitely enjoy using it :)
@richardim4996 күн бұрын
You got to like the warranty, 🇺🇲, and the strength though... The 110s are Hunter models....they and case knives honor their warranty like Zippo lighters...the original though...so many knockoffs including colt are riveted ....I like mine
@brain415410 күн бұрын
dude nobody cares
@hitchpost582210 күн бұрын
I inherited one of these from my grandfather, mine is marked “WILBERT Cutlery CO.” I have the complete set of tools but the soft leather pouch is a bit worse for ware. I guess we will have to disagree about the function of that tool with the sort of hook I don’t believe that is meant to be a bottle cap remover it looks like some kind of guide like to scribe a line at a set distance? I wish I new for sure maybe more research. Maybe one of your viewers has more information. The concept this multi tool uses is quite interesting because you end up with a narrow/thin tool unlike a swiss army knife with an equivalent amount of tools.
@todaysinsanity124110 күн бұрын
Marketing materials called it a reamer and said it has a bottle opener which is what I based that off of. I was not aware that they sold them under the Wilbert cutlery name though that's definitely something I'll have to look into
@hitchpost582210 күн бұрын
@@todaysinsanity1241 I have the exact tools listed/shown in the the two ads you posted. The tool shown upper left which I have referred to as an awl I think is the reamer. The hook tool I now think that must be the cork puller ? So you maybe right that it is a bottle opener. Interesting enough that part of the tool is not shown in either of the ads. when that knife first hit the market there would still be a lot of small bottles with corks, maybe you would slide it between the rim and the cork and the turn the tool till the hook was under the cork and pull up ?
@HeleneStrømfors14 күн бұрын
aw he is so cute!
@zengaz.worldwide15 күн бұрын
Thank you for the review! We've taken all of your comments into consideration. We are always trying to improve and give our customers the best experience possible! Cheers ❤
@chrisw42219 күн бұрын
And your point is what other than being an ftardian
@bmoviebmovie19 күн бұрын
One heck of a review, especially if you are into copper knives. I pack one for copper's anti-microbial quality, and you know it's always in your pocket because of it's weight.
@Nerdy_The_Punk24 күн бұрын
This is not good for pot unless its a joint. It is not safe to use butane in a bong or pipe.
@ladykira468427 күн бұрын
How do i turn the flame down. Mine is like 3 inches high?!
@todaysinsanity124126 күн бұрын
Can't unfortunately if yours is shooting flame it's broken
@jameydowless428029 күн бұрын
So are you that Edgar Guy that went after Will Smith and Tommy lee Jones??? Here in the real world the buck 110 is a legend in the knife industry.
@deliciouslydevious4109Ай бұрын
Hello there, what’s the other blade you showed on screen when you mentioned scouts carry?
@todaysinsanity1241Ай бұрын
It's been a minute but I'm pretty sure it was the crkt biwa
@donz8501Ай бұрын
Disgusting to see a 'man' with those female nails. That says it all. Everybody loves a Buck....and of course a lefty man with female nails, without any calluses on his soft hands of course is negative. So predictable
@mrwelshaviation_024Ай бұрын
hello human, very nice mod you got there
@Jackknife1951Ай бұрын
I used the heck out a Buck 102 from 1969 to 1999. The blade was worn down and kind of on the thin side, so my wife surprised me with a new one in December of 1999. It's been my sole fixed blade and it's my hiking/camping/fishing knife with some use out back in the garden. The little woodsman has been as good as the Buck 301 stockman I used for almost as long, and only replaced it with a 303 cadet. I'm 73 now and retired in Georgetown Texas, and do a lot of fishing in my leisure time. The 102 woodsman's a great knife for the outdoors. I don't carry or use anything but a Buck knife. The new Bucks are 420hc with the Paul Boy heat treat. Great stuff!!!!
@miketheknife2Ай бұрын
lol this is a joke,right?
@Sujamma_EnjoyerАй бұрын
🤓☝️
@ofthedawnАй бұрын
Saying a Bible verse isn't relevant isn't a good way to make your channel grow.
@LLBrown-uf6wlАй бұрын
Dork! Get a real job and carry a Buck
@tmwtpbrent14Ай бұрын
I like that Kara's is available through Public Square. 👍🏼 Nice pen! I like the precision thread "seating".
@supergeodotcaАй бұрын
I own one of these knives. I received it as a Christmas gift when I was about 15 years old back in the early 70s.
@CDXRKАй бұрын
Why so long tho?
@liquiddw22 ай бұрын
It needs a half inch longer handle and a longer guard
@calebbourque26062 ай бұрын
The usual price for those are 50 dollars canadian, so even tho (well I think it feels way better than the 311) it feels a lot better it has a quite higher price.
@todaysinsanity12412 ай бұрын
The price is technically around that 50$ price point but I don't think I've seen it above 30 at my local Canadian tire in the past year as for feel I agree in some ways and disagree in others mostly because to me the 311 feels more modern and fun whereas the 190 feels like a traditional with a lock and aluminum handles.
@deniseg9892 ай бұрын
I’m not a human
@lancelopez852 ай бұрын
The chipping is up there for your pointer finger,
@bigfrxgz52072 ай бұрын
How dare you assume my species, for all you know I could be an interdepartmental space cowboy watching your video while I play you humans favourite loneliness emergence simulator; Red Dead Redemption 2. Kifflom 🖖🏽
@dlrmon12 ай бұрын
Look up the Survive Knives Vendetta series of knives...you will see the inspiration for that model...
@noahleonhardt84582 ай бұрын
Sounds good to me still maybe even better
@dirtyscoundrel20132 ай бұрын
You babble on like s senile old lady. Thanks for wasting my time 😢
@ppvkv29652 ай бұрын
Amazing knives though
@ppvkv29652 ай бұрын
Lmao I’m in Canada and my buck 110 was 100 and my Durham was 60somthing
@Alaskan-Armadillo2 ай бұрын
Jesus Christ whats with these comments? If you don't like how the guy takes care of himself move on.
@jorgefernandez64072 ай бұрын
Just got it! Perfect fit for my size hands and it looks like it's gonna be in my fixed blade rotation carry from now on. Btw, I added a length of paracord to it and carry it in the Perrin rip cord style from my front pocket. Great knife and great review! Subscribed too...
@richardweilandt33152 ай бұрын
It is not a Meh product. I will put mine up against a Buck 119 any day. This Bowie might not be a traditional pattern, but it will hold up to the abuse of bushcrafting better than the Buck 119. The steel is perfectly fine. Holds an edge and is designed more for Bushcrafting and fighting then the Buck. The Buck 119 is a hunting blade. Works fairly well for Combat fighting, but there are better Combat fighting knives on the market.
@user-wc8hg5lv6t2 ай бұрын
I one that 52 years old and my bought his in 1965? Plus I have 3 , one standard, one finger groves and a stag handle one cost me $85.🇺🇸🤠
@larryreece14273 ай бұрын
I have collected over 70 buck 110 s ,dating back from 1964 up to now ,it is one of the best made lock back knives ever produced I dont understand what you are trying to say it's the bolsters and liners are made in one piece ,for durability ,the wood handles are called HANDLES ,I've carried a 110 that was made in the late 1960s for 40 years ,never had any rust or pits on that knife ,so I dont know what you you are getting at ,by the way if you are a man cut your nails ,and learn more about knives.
@aidenmowery55613 ай бұрын
The taps with the nails 🤢🤮 get trimmed
@dcleveland52223 ай бұрын
42 mins? Gtfoh
@ryancorner50363 ай бұрын
I love my Zengaz lighters!
@zengaz.worldwide15 күн бұрын
We love you too ❣
@MrPsiman3 ай бұрын
the older walnut scales had the scale tools. Victorinox discontinued the scale tools over 5 years ago on the walnut models
@MrPsiman3 ай бұрын
Just got a Huntsman with the scale tools on Ebay for $25 and the grain looks pretty good but it will look better after I condition the scales with some tung oil
@EntityGamimg3 ай бұрын
Get fingernail clipers for God sakes, and Who Cares about the how its made. A Knife Is A Knife (unless its made in china) Nobody Cares About The Brass, Its still a good knife
@scottmoore89863 ай бұрын
Cut your nails homer
@user-gk4jd1jv4k3 ай бұрын
I kind of dig Buck knives myself, & this smaller size is a lot more practical for carry/use.
@seanrobinson64073 ай бұрын
Great review. I have a 119, and it is cool, but too big for practical carry. This is just right.
@WoodsmanHobo7773 ай бұрын
Nice knife
@SouthernJaeger3 ай бұрын
Pedantic
@tomjenkinson89583 ай бұрын
Girls Hands
@kan-zee3 ай бұрын
What country makes this pen ? USA ? CHINA ?
@SemicrazyMagatrucker3 ай бұрын
They are what they are... you can call them whatever you want... if you refer to them as bosters and scale folks will consider that proper. If you use your words they will think of you as beta male girlieboy. When they see your finger nails and hear you smack your lips they will know you are...this generation worry about verbiage too much anyways.
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I got 2 beautiful Shiney Silver with Gold trim general supply Metal fountain pens on clearance at Staples here in Ontario Canada today and I got them dirt cheap, $2.97 each they were regular $29.99 so got a good deal. Thanks so much for this video I couldn't even figure out how to open it properly at first until I watched you do it LOL I just bought them because they are really pretty and caught my eye and the price was right plus the quality is top notch. I've never used a fountain pen really but just tried it and it's really nice smooth writing. I am a cursive writer so will definitely enjoy using it :)
You got to like the warranty, 🇺🇲, and the strength though... The 110s are Hunter models....they and case knives honor their warranty like Zippo lighters...the original though...so many knockoffs including colt are riveted ....I like mine
dude nobody cares
I inherited one of these from my grandfather, mine is marked “WILBERT Cutlery CO.” I have the complete set of tools but the soft leather pouch is a bit worse for ware. I guess we will have to disagree about the function of that tool with the sort of hook I don’t believe that is meant to be a bottle cap remover it looks like some kind of guide like to scribe a line at a set distance? I wish I new for sure maybe more research. Maybe one of your viewers has more information. The concept this multi tool uses is quite interesting because you end up with a narrow/thin tool unlike a swiss army knife with an equivalent amount of tools.
Marketing materials called it a reamer and said it has a bottle opener which is what I based that off of. I was not aware that they sold them under the Wilbert cutlery name though that's definitely something I'll have to look into
@@todaysinsanity1241 I have the exact tools listed/shown in the the two ads you posted. The tool shown upper left which I have referred to as an awl I think is the reamer. The hook tool I now think that must be the cork puller ? So you maybe right that it is a bottle opener. Interesting enough that part of the tool is not shown in either of the ads. when that knife first hit the market there would still be a lot of small bottles with corks, maybe you would slide it between the rim and the cork and the turn the tool till the hook was under the cork and pull up ?
aw he is so cute!
Thank you for the review! We've taken all of your comments into consideration. We are always trying to improve and give our customers the best experience possible! Cheers ❤
And your point is what other than being an ftardian
One heck of a review, especially if you are into copper knives. I pack one for copper's anti-microbial quality, and you know it's always in your pocket because of it's weight.
This is not good for pot unless its a joint. It is not safe to use butane in a bong or pipe.
How do i turn the flame down. Mine is like 3 inches high?!
Can't unfortunately if yours is shooting flame it's broken
So are you that Edgar Guy that went after Will Smith and Tommy lee Jones??? Here in the real world the buck 110 is a legend in the knife industry.
Hello there, what’s the other blade you showed on screen when you mentioned scouts carry?
It's been a minute but I'm pretty sure it was the crkt biwa
Disgusting to see a 'man' with those female nails. That says it all. Everybody loves a Buck....and of course a lefty man with female nails, without any calluses on his soft hands of course is negative. So predictable
hello human, very nice mod you got there
I used the heck out a Buck 102 from 1969 to 1999. The blade was worn down and kind of on the thin side, so my wife surprised me with a new one in December of 1999. It's been my sole fixed blade and it's my hiking/camping/fishing knife with some use out back in the garden. The little woodsman has been as good as the Buck 301 stockman I used for almost as long, and only replaced it with a 303 cadet. I'm 73 now and retired in Georgetown Texas, and do a lot of fishing in my leisure time. The 102 woodsman's a great knife for the outdoors. I don't carry or use anything but a Buck knife. The new Bucks are 420hc with the Paul Boy heat treat. Great stuff!!!!
lol this is a joke,right?
🤓☝️
Saying a Bible verse isn't relevant isn't a good way to make your channel grow.
Dork! Get a real job and carry a Buck
I like that Kara's is available through Public Square. 👍🏼 Nice pen! I like the precision thread "seating".
I own one of these knives. I received it as a Christmas gift when I was about 15 years old back in the early 70s.
Why so long tho?
It needs a half inch longer handle and a longer guard
The usual price for those are 50 dollars canadian, so even tho (well I think it feels way better than the 311) it feels a lot better it has a quite higher price.
The price is technically around that 50$ price point but I don't think I've seen it above 30 at my local Canadian tire in the past year as for feel I agree in some ways and disagree in others mostly because to me the 311 feels more modern and fun whereas the 190 feels like a traditional with a lock and aluminum handles.
I’m not a human
The chipping is up there for your pointer finger,
How dare you assume my species, for all you know I could be an interdepartmental space cowboy watching your video while I play you humans favourite loneliness emergence simulator; Red Dead Redemption 2. Kifflom 🖖🏽
Look up the Survive Knives Vendetta series of knives...you will see the inspiration for that model...
Sounds good to me still maybe even better
You babble on like s senile old lady. Thanks for wasting my time 😢
Amazing knives though
Lmao I’m in Canada and my buck 110 was 100 and my Durham was 60somthing
Jesus Christ whats with these comments? If you don't like how the guy takes care of himself move on.
Just got it! Perfect fit for my size hands and it looks like it's gonna be in my fixed blade rotation carry from now on. Btw, I added a length of paracord to it and carry it in the Perrin rip cord style from my front pocket. Great knife and great review! Subscribed too...
It is not a Meh product. I will put mine up against a Buck 119 any day. This Bowie might not be a traditional pattern, but it will hold up to the abuse of bushcrafting better than the Buck 119. The steel is perfectly fine. Holds an edge and is designed more for Bushcrafting and fighting then the Buck. The Buck 119 is a hunting blade. Works fairly well for Combat fighting, but there are better Combat fighting knives on the market.
I one that 52 years old and my bought his in 1965? Plus I have 3 , one standard, one finger groves and a stag handle one cost me $85.🇺🇸🤠
I have collected over 70 buck 110 s ,dating back from 1964 up to now ,it is one of the best made lock back knives ever produced I dont understand what you are trying to say it's the bolsters and liners are made in one piece ,for durability ,the wood handles are called HANDLES ,I've carried a 110 that was made in the late 1960s for 40 years ,never had any rust or pits on that knife ,so I dont know what you you are getting at ,by the way if you are a man cut your nails ,and learn more about knives.
The taps with the nails 🤢🤮 get trimmed
42 mins? Gtfoh
I love my Zengaz lighters!
We love you too ❣
the older walnut scales had the scale tools. Victorinox discontinued the scale tools over 5 years ago on the walnut models
Just got a Huntsman with the scale tools on Ebay for $25 and the grain looks pretty good but it will look better after I condition the scales with some tung oil
Get fingernail clipers for God sakes, and Who Cares about the how its made. A Knife Is A Knife (unless its made in china) Nobody Cares About The Brass, Its still a good knife
Cut your nails homer
I kind of dig Buck knives myself, & this smaller size is a lot more practical for carry/use.
Great review. I have a 119, and it is cool, but too big for practical carry. This is just right.
Nice knife
Pedantic
Girls Hands
What country makes this pen ? USA ? CHINA ?
They are what they are... you can call them whatever you want... if you refer to them as bosters and scale folks will consider that proper. If you use your words they will think of you as beta male girlieboy. When they see your finger nails and hear you smack your lips they will know you are...this generation worry about verbiage too much anyways.