Apology to Jerry Busse

Rob, you are being nice and I get that. But all you did was defend the brand against a liar. So don't worry about it. To me it was like swatting a fly, then having a shot of whiskey, with a giggle
 
Jerry Busse said:
No apologies necessary.

It's great to see the passion that you guys have for Busse blades. . .. We share the same passion.:thumbup:

INFI has stood unchallenged by any other manufacturer for 17 years. . .

We did the "LIVE" demonstrations to eliminate the enormous amount of hot air that used to float around the forums. . . . For the most part, it worked.

Let's get back to drinking!:thumbup:

Jerry:D
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Cool Jerry!!

Thanks man. Then I'll feel comfortable to post performance related comparisons here on the Busse Combat sub forums. I think it would be fun and informative for a lot of people on the fence about dishing out the big bucks for the Busse blades. Right on brother --- drink yourself into Oblivion -- cheers!

-Rob Abyane
 
Cobalt said:
Rob, you are being nice and I get that. But all you did was defend the brand against a liar. So don't worry about it. To me it was like swatting a fly, then having a shot of whiskey, with a giggle
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Lol you're right Cobalt --- I'm a professional fly squatter by the way --- I just lure them in first by telling them how pretty their great big red eyes are -- before I SMACK some sense into them ;)
 
Red Angel Dragnet said:
Rob,

I was only teasing, just fun poking' at the whole Kool-aid thing…. ;)
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Gotchya Brochacho --- then pleasure ignore my reply and let's get back to bashing things with sharp knives that have smooth transitions from primary grinds to secondary grinds ;)
 
Rob_Mob said:
You know -- I like beer too --- juuuust saying
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I was merely agreeing with the contemptuous treatment of garbage trolls. I want to find one of those garbage knives and destroy it with my MOABM.

If anyone knows the cheapest place to get one let me know...
 
Q: What other brand of knife would you attempt to do this with, and have NO fear about your knife breaking?



A: None other than Bussekin. :D

And yes, I made it all the way through that piece (twice), and twice through the other piece still laying on the ground (to the left) too. :cool: And the wood was still a bit wet. :eek: Camping with the 1311. :thumbup:
 
SpyderPhreak said:
Q: What other brand of knife would you attempt to do this with, and have NO fear about your knife breaking?



A: None other than Bussekin. :D

And yes, I made it all the way through that piece (twice), and twice through the other piece still laying on the ground (to the left) too. :cool: And the wood was still a bit wet. :eek: Camping with the 1311. :thumbup:
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Holy HELL!! That 1311 must have taken a beating to get through those gnarly pieces. Any after action pics?
 
Tyrade83 said:
Holy HELL!! That 1311 must have taken a beating to get through those gnarly pieces. Any after action pics?
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Oh yeah, I beat her like a rented mule in the Grand Canyon on a hot summer day! :D No shots afterward, it was dark by the time I was finished and the two pieces were just split into 4 quarters. By then it was time to enjoy the campfire that followed.

Sometime during the trip after that one, I did manage to develop a bit of a wave in about 1/2" of the blade, from the edge to about 1/4" up. :( Must have been one of the bad knots in the pre-packaged Forest Service bettle-kill pine that they were selling at the campground. Honestly, after the hell I've put this blade through recently (pics above, and some well-seasoned Mesquite too, below), I'm shocked that some basic pine caused it some damage. Edge is still sharp as can be though, and I suspect I can roll the wave back flat with the rest of the edge if I'm careful. :cool: Still need to hit up the shop for advice on what to do with it for sure.

Shots of the Mesquite:





 
My apologies as well, just thought I'd seek help against what I was interpreting as slander against my favorite fixed blades.
 
SpyderPhreak said:
Q: What other brand of knife would you attempt to do this with, and have NO fear about your knife breaking?



A: None other than Bussekin. :D

And yes, I made it all the way through that piece (twice), and twice through the other piece still laying on the ground (to the left) too. :cool: And the wood was still a bit wet. :eek: Camping with the 1311. :thumbup:
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Dude, what the hell did you use as a baton? It takes a boat load of force to push that blade all the way through the big log. The 1311 is the deal of the year these days. I noticed that they don't go for a lot of money, but they are huge.
 
Cobalt said:
Dude, what the hell did you use as a baton? It takes a boat load of force to push that blade all the way through the big log. The 1311 is the deal of the year these days. I noticed that they don't go for a lot of money, but they are huge.
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I have several, and I might let them go......................................


IF or WHEN Busse makes me a satin or double-cut B13 from INFI. Maybe Dan could score some INFI from Jerry and release the 1311 LE.

I can see that happening............................................ IN TWO WEEKS!!!
 
BillyJoeBobJim said:
I have several, and I might let them go......................................


IF or WHEN Busse makes me a satin or double-cut B13 from INFI. Maybe Dan could score some INFI from Jerry and release the 1311 LE.

I can see that happening............................................ IN TWO WEEKS!!!
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Shameless B13 plug. B13. B13. ;)
 
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