Busse for Woodcraft? Witchcraft?

[762 shooter]

Given how most of us use our Busse Combat knives, isn't Woodcraft more applicable? I

You've obviously never seen me attack a tree...

 

[Paradiggum]

I wanna Busse Athame!!!

Yeah, I'd buy a Busse dagger.

I do know a Witch that carries a Skeleton Key.

 

[Dennis in MA]

Didn't The Eagles sing of INFI knives and witchcraft???


"Oooooooh, Busse woman. See how fine you sliiiiiice.
Ooooooooh, Busse woman. Noss gonna hammer yer spiiiiiiiiiine."

 

[bcornelis]

Witchcraft? I think witches use long and curvy knives, although I can't confess to be an expert.

 

[mymindisamob]

I was thinking along these lines earlier. I like the Busse logo on the newest blade because it is very not controversial. I can't even break out my GW at work without the threat of being fired because of the word "combat" on the blade. We have a "NO WEAPONS" policy and the word combat just screams weapon to the people I work with.

I don't generally subscribe to PC strongarming, but I like to have an edged tool with me at all times, while keeping my job.

 

[Ken44]

I was thinking along these lines earlier. I like the Busse logo on the newest blade because it is very not controversial. I can't even break out my GW at work without the threat of being fired because of the word "combat" on the blade. We have a "NO WEAPONS" policy and the word combat just screams weapon to the people I work with.

I don't generally subscribe to PC strongarming, but I like to have an edged tool with me at all times, while keeping my job.

+1, I only EDC or keep one in truck that is a CS or sterile.

 

[Dennis in MA]

Witchcraft? I think witches use long and curvy knives, although I can't confess to be an expert.

To quote Joe Pesci's awful song: It's the witches that'll gitchez.

(Why is this crap in my head???? Think of all of the stuff that COULD be in there, like a cure for cancer or something!)

 

[Paradiggum]

Witchcraft? I think witches use long and curvy knives, although I can't confess to be an expert.

Some traditions do use a curvy blade. Traditionally it's just a black handled, double edged blade. Basically a dagger. I've seen them with blade lengths from 3 1/2 inches up to a foot. Most I've seen run between 5 and 7 inches though. Depending on their tradition and what/if it requires anything specific.

Some just use whatever means something to them.

I for one would love an INFI dagger. Although if memory serves me, Jerry said he wouldn't make another.