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I thought the Fusion handles were supposed to be a combination between the Ergo handle and a straight handle...
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I thought the Fusion handles were supposed to be a combination between the Ergo handle and a straight handle...
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That Hanford Miller piece looks exactly like a Bill Moran ST-23! Am I wrong?
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I appologize for the off-INFI speak here, but my dad had 3 Bill Moran ST-23s that I would like to get a hold of from my step-mother.
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BTW the AA is AWESOME!
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I love the pic of the Battle Mistress E-model. I named mine Victoria. She has a companion Assault Shaker in a kangaroo sheath set-up from Buy Brown. Both of these were birthday gifts from PapaThud (tips hat). It is an extremely comfortable set. I absolutely adore the diamond quilted canvas micarta grip. It just doesn't slip. When PapaThud taught me how to chop with it, I went for quite a while chopping him some firewood in the backyard. I didn't get any blisters from the job. My hands weren't even particularly tired. It was awesome. So I can at least attest that the ergo models were extremely comfy to work with. 
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I love the pic of the Battle Mistress E-model. I named mine Victoria. She has a companion Assault Shaker in a kangaroo sheath set-up from Buy Brown. Both of these were birthday gifts from PapaThud (tips hat). It is an extremely comfortable set. I absolutely adore the diamond quilted canvas micarta grip. It just doesn't slip. When PapaThud taught me how to chop with it, I went for quite a while chopping him some firewood in the backyard. I didn't get any blisters from the job. My hands weren't even particularly tired. It was awesome. So I can at least attest that the ergo models were extremely comfy to work with.
Completely true.
On_The_Edge (Chris) let me borrow his SH-E (clip point variant) some time ago and I had a wonderful time chopping up random downed timber in my East 40. No blisters at all and only minimal effect after a solid hour of swinging and chopping. Ergo handles are really quite practical.