Busse Custom NMFSH .32" Recurved Satin INFI w/Clip Point Hand Smoothed Tigerhide

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Abigail5773

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Hi everybody,
Could you please help me with this knife descriptions and specifications and let me know if is it correct.
Thank you. I really appreciate it.


Busse Custom Recurved Satin INFI w/Clip Point Hand Smoothed Tigerhide


Blade Color: Hand Finished Satin
Blade Edge: Blended Convexed Edge
Handle Material: Hand Smoothed Tigerhide Canvas Micarta
Handle Dexterity: Ambidextrous
Tang: Full
Authenticity: Original
Brand: Busse Combat Custom Shop
 

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hard to really see anything with your 500x400 pic... your cell phone from 2005 maybe time for an upgrade ; ) ?

looks very special if it's legit
 
dirc said:
hard to really see anything with your 500x400 pic... your cell phone from 2005 maybe time for an upgrade ; ) ?

looks very special if it's legit
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iPhone 8 , but I didn’t copy the pic directly
I will take pics again and will edit my post. Thx.
 
Hi it looks like a Busse custom shop Mr Mojo
with the hook removed as it's flat ground, any MoFo or MeFo I've seen were sabre ground.
Some fine blades you have,I love the older Busse's.
 
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That's not a NMFSH. In fact you are selling a NMFSH right now on the exchange, can you see the difference between the two knives? Is this your knife? Check over in the Busse subforum, someone there will tell you exactly what it is.
 
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Yes, I see the difference between both knifes. The knife is mine, but I''ve lost the description for it. The info I posted along with the knife I found online. Maybe I shouldn't done this.
 
Could be a MeFo with out the hook, check out some pics of them around the Busse forum.
 
Moving to the Busse forum, you should be able to get a definite answer there.
 
Ergo handle. CS variant. Looks like smooth/hand shaped Blk micarta.

You have some awesome blades posted here and on the Bay :thumbsup:
 
Abigail5773, not sure where or how you acquired these busse kin knives that seem for the most part limited/exclusive, but nice! Unless you need the cash now, I'd hold onto them for a while. Will only gain in value plus very cool collector pieces imo.
 
All these knives I'm selling belong to my son's knives collection. He decided to sell a lot of them and asked me to help selling them on eBay and now - at bladeforums. That's the reason I don't know so much about knives. For me it's easy with knives between $2-3-400, because I can easier find knives specifications, but with this one and 2-3 more it's going to be hard. I decided to contact Busse Co. to find out what kind of knife this really is. For me it's interesting to look at different knives, to compare them etc. And I've learned something about and continue learning.
I like blade forums because members are very friendly and are helping me a lot, immediately when they see some mistakes in my listings which I really appreciate it.
Pictures of some if his knives I haven't been looking for info. It's very interesting knife.

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I would like to say thank you to everyone who was trying to help me and improve my experience regarding knives.
I would like to wish you Happy holidays and happy 2021!
 
d762nato said:
Could be a MeFo with out the hook, check out some pics of them around the Busse forum.
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"Mefo" is a rare typo in the logo of both Mofo versions, I believe, or at least on the Mr Mofo's.. I have #27 Mr Mofo, it has the "Mefo" typo.

Resinguy posted this in another thread years back, worth reposting here:

This might be a good time to review the terminology, as it can get confusing.

MoJo flat grind
MoFo sabre grind

Mr. has the blade catch
Uncle is hookless.
https://www.bladeforums.com/goto/post?id=15034283#post-15034283
 
Jaxx, I knew I had read about them some years back. I believe Colbalt had one if I remember correctly. Thanks for the history lesson the older I get the less I remember. :eek:
 
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