Boss Jack LE, beat on it or baby it?

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greene

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I finally got my paws on a boss Jack le. I am very impressed with it so far. Carries very well across the small of my back "scout style", very light, great cutting geometry. My cg boss Jack w/o a doubt took every kind of abuse I could throw at it , but I'm not sure if the le with the thinner stock can do the same. So would you guys say its safe to treat it like all my other Busse users or does this one get a pass in the hurt dept. I might add my Sarsquatch is pretty thin and I beat on that so bad I get nervous, but it has yet to let me down. Thanks in advance.
 
Is it INFI? Yup.

Beat on it :thumbup:

If you break it, send it in and Garth can make you a cool one off knife :D
 
I have a boss jack proto with sandstorm g10, overall more rare than the LE in that configuration and it stays on my hip as edc. It's well worth using as much as you can.
 
There is not anything you can do to that knife that Busse can't fix, or replace. Best warranty in the business.

Beat it like a rented mule.

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The more rare the Busse, the more pleasure it brings the user.
My NMFBM with blue/blk G10 and Arctic white blade is the only one that exists as far as I know, and the coating is nearly worn off from years of kickin butt.
Much more satisfaction from using it than staring at it.
 
Actually using a Busse is Sacrilegious so put her in the safe and keep her that way.
 
Just like the old man says, "Just in case you CAN take it with you!" :D :D :D

Problem with INFI is you can beat the crap out of it and it sill looks good.
 
You should use your Boss jack LE. The BJ is a good performer for sure. I have since sold mine only due to having a few in that same size but I beat the hell out of mine while I had it and it was awesome.
Here are a few pics of the one I used to own.....now go out and split, chop or batton some wood.
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Beat it.

And by that, I mean use the knife, enjoy the knife.

What a great design. Lovely in the hand, great balance for a user, and a very useful design!
 
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