Busse - 1; Dork-Ops - 0 (Pic heavy)

[MD13]

Great post and pics Dave! :thumbup:

-Dan

 

[Broos]

Cool, David! You chop some neat stuff, Bro.

 

[valleytinworks]

now here we have a man after my own heart..... lets show these guys how to use a BUSSE

 

[Maqua]

That scabbard is kicka$$....I did not know there was a digital cammo kydex. Glad I got me an AK!!!!:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[madhatta]

damn! I think I have put off picking up an AK long enough! Just gots to get one!

 

[RedWolfHowlin]

Remind me to be cautious of what I send to your place..... no telling what may happen to items around that AK.

Seriously, looks like fun.

Nice photos ..... I like that photo of the brick chopping. :thumbup:

Thanks for sharing!!

 

[clone7]

wow very cool... makes me want to get an AK more..

 

[tony22r]

WOW!
Great pics/testing!
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Solstice]

Crazy Dave....!!!!

 

[MORIMOTOM]

that strato never had a chance!! awesome pics!!!

 

[Ironballs]

WOW- color me inspired.

 

[Raining]

So...how is it you own a D.O. knife to begin with? Do tell!

 

[pcnorton]

Could you post some edge pics of the sword after the test? Thanks.

Very impressive.


Paul

 

[westllen]

AK'S ROCK! great pic's Dave!:thumbup:

 

[laur]

Dave

You funny man. Very, very funny man.

That is probably the best advertisement I have ever seen for Busse knives. I knew someday that my "Busse addiction" would be reinforced. Much better real world testing then Cliff Stamp trying to destroy his Busses.

Way to go Dave!!!

laur

 

[Mtn.Man]

This is interesting, but is not real world testing. Chopping through a folder, the edge of a sign, and bricks is not a realistic test for a cutting sword (or any blade). It does indeed demonstrate edge retention and steel toughness, but is totally unrealistic. I would like to see how this sword would hold up in a real sword cutting test such as the Japanese do with their wet straw mats mounted on vertical boards. This sword is no doubt a great design and would serve you well for self defense if people actually still used swords for warfare and defense. Nice pics though.

 

[flatlander]

This is interesting, but is not real world testing. Chopping through a folder, the edge of a sign, and bricks is not a realistic test for a cutting sword (or any blade). It does indeed demonstrate edge retention and steel toughness, but is totally unrealistic. I would like to see how this sword would hold up in a real sword cutting test such as the Japanese do with their wet straw mats mounted on vertical boards. This sword is no doubt a great design and would serve you well for self defense if people actually still used swords for warfare and defense. Nice pics though.

I'd also like the test to go both ways. Got a realistic cutting sword to donata to Dave?

Bob Mills

 

[Eric Isaacson]

Wet straw mats or street signs....hmmm, I like the street sign test better

 

[motionman2]

And I was impress when I used mine to chopped throught a 4" oak log (still shaving sharp)....I actually think the AK was sharper after chopping. I'm no swordsman, but I hit it hard.....the AK didn't even flinch.

 

[Garett]

That brick chopping pic is awesome.