Bushwacker users??

MustardMan

MustardMan

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I can't be the only one who got his Bushwacker and immediately went out and chopped something... c'mon, who else has a user BWBM??


Let's see some pictures! :thumbup:



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My Bushwacker made it to Lyons, OH on the 15th. Whenever it gets here, I plan to put it to good use with plenty of pics.
 
+1 :thumbup:

Very impressed that you got user pics up already MM!

Let's see some more!
 
as soon as it gets here it will be used.

Hoping for today. :):):)

now what to chop hmmm.........................request ?????
 
Do like I'm going to Dave and just start chopping the door frame while on your way back in to the house after getting it out of the mail!

If the mailbox was free standing, and not attached to the house I'd chop that down before I even turned around...

The kitchen table in my house is afraid too...
 
I have a feeling you will find plenty of fun things to chop without any input from us, David... :D


I'm hoping some metal will be involved in the destruction :eek:
 
metal you say hmmm............I do have some metal rods & a vise ?

Need to go to a junk yard and find a truck.

I think we may have a Oinkaliber III in the making
 
mine is going to be a user however I don't have any trees nearby to chop so the use will have to wait til my Jan camping trip ;)
 
Im gonna be taking mine down to the beach and cut some stuff up. Can't wait to get it. Gonna make the new year start off well:)
 
I am very interested to hear a comparison in chopping between the CG and Le of this design (though to me they need to be different designs).
 
I think mine will just sit in the safe for a while....Just kidding I'm going to chop the hell out of a tree in my back yard....
 
sleevefullofaces said:
How'd she do, say compared to a CGFBM or similar?
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I didn't do a head-to-head comparison with any other choppers, so I can't say for sure, but I can say that it chopped VERY well. I am an oddball, though - I prefer my choppers to be thin and light.

I can't do a comparo to a CGFBM, and probably never will... because I don't own one and am not interested in owning one. The Bushwacker is pretty much EXACTLY what I want in a large INFI knife - it will be very tough to top this one in my eyes.
 
Im really interested to see if the BWM, due to its thinness is actualy lighter than a SAR-8...Anyone know for sure?
 
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