Busse BM-E Value?

UCPOPO

UCPOPO

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Ok, I dont know much about Busses at all but I'm about to trade for a BM-E. Can anyone give me a ruff idea of what the value is on one? Just want to make sure Im doing OK on the trade. Thanks for any info.
 
Without knowing the condition--I'd guess around $500.00. If it's dead mint maybe $600.00. Just my opinion.
 
I gave $420 for mine used with the same sheath but mine was made using a zero tolerance blank so it was thin with a swedge.
 
I would say around $500.00 unused. They use to be more but giving the condition of the economy at the moment $500.00 is all I'd do. I have had as many as 9 ea of them so it's is a little something I am familiar with.
 
Thanks for the info guys. Think I'll go ahead and grab it. Maybe I can trade if for a Waki because I suuuuure want one.
 
drbarnes said:
Russmo, how would you compare the ergo handle to the fusion handle?
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Each handle style has it's benefits. The ERGO IMO is very comfortable while in use, but if I am going to be powering through something, I'll take the FUSION. In a short, if I'm limbing or cutting kindling I like the ERGO. If cutting a lot of wood, heaver work in general, FUSION!!!

I have no desire to get into the kinetic energy, work and energy formulas and the applied science behind it. What works for me is what I said, lite chopping (ERGO), heavy chopping (FUSION). Kinda the old mass of the a-- and angle of the dangle thing.:D

Oh and UCPOPO, get-r-done Bro. The one thing I didn't mention is as far as packing a blade a long ways in the woods, then YOU CAN"T BEAT THE ERGO. # for # the most underrated BM in the Busse arena!!! Congrats on your find Bro:thumbup:
 
I have not had a BM-E but I love the ergo on the BA-E,fits my hand perfect.
 
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