Busse FFBM vs Himalayan Imports 18" AK Chopping Video.

d762nato said:
Those are some nice looking AK's Ankerson, What type of steel do they typically use to make them.
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Leaf Springs from big Trucks. :D

They pound it out and heat treat by hand. :)

They are all 100% hand made.

If I only had a KZ to compare them too. :D

I would have to put the KZ against the 18" AK as they are about the same size etc. ;)
 
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Ankerson said:
Leaf Springs from big Trucks. :D

They pound it out and heat treat by hand. :)

They are all 100% hand made.
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They should be plenty tough then I would assume. I guess they differentialy heat treat them for a soft back and harder edge.
How do your edges hold up for sharpness, rolling, denting, ect.ect. Thanks,
 
d762nato said:
They should be plenty tough then I would assume. I guess they differentialy heat treat them for a soft back and harder edge.
How do your edges hold up for sharpness, rolling, denting, ect.ect. Thanks,
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INFI holds an edge better. ;)

But the AK's are very easy to sharpen, don't get much rolling and zero chipping.
 
Sound like they leave them a little soft so they can take more abuse and not just snap or break.
 
d762nato said:
Sounds interesting I'd like to possibly get one some day to try out. The KZ should be good to go then, Infi goodness too! :thumbup:
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I would think the KZ would be awesome despite what I heard from some, if they are 38 ounces then that's fine. :D

A Khurki doesn't need to be or wants to be too light when it's a chopper. ;)
 
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