Busse Yoroi Toshi!!!

[Lycosa]

Jerry- It's soon time for a Japanese style Busse. Yes?? You could design a nice yoroi toshi, armor smashing, combat knife.
Who would like to see this style of Busse?

 

[Bowman1911]

Sure! I'm down for any new kinda Busse!

 

[uyotg]

The butaniku should be coming soon. Something smaller could be more practical.

 

[resinguy]

A fat tanto blade. eh? The chubby chasers here would be happy. I'll pass.

 

[WLJ4163]

I'm in!

 

[KnifeAddictAK]

A fat tanto blade. eh? The chubby chasers here would be happy. I'll pass.

Wouldn't those be the Force One's?

 

[gehrm_73]

Could be sick!

 

[leatherman]

Wouldn't those be the Force One's?

Or the Killer B and family, or that E handled tanto that i cant remember the name. Public Defender was nice.

 

[Jaxx]

Or the Killer B and family, or that E handled tanto that i cant remember the name. Public Defender was nice.

Protection Team 5 (PT5)

 

[blue_drummer]

Maybe something chisel ground.

 

[Lycosa]

Thanks guys!
Chisel grind will NOT happen. I wish it would.
Jerry- You could really do this design up!

 

[leatherman]

Protection Team 5 (PT5)

Yes! Thank you!

Remembered the Killer B's family, PBF (Pure Bred Fighters)

Coffee does wonders for the memory.

 

[Lycosa]

The yoroi toshi is not a fat tanto. I think the Busse Gang would like this one. I need to learn how to post a pic.

 

[leatherman]

Looks an awful lot like, and sounds an awful lot liike the PBF's

The yoroi toshi is an extra thick tantō (Japanese dagger like sword) which appeared in the Sengoku period (late Muromachi).[4] The yoroi toshi was made for cutting (piercing) through armour[5]and for stabbing while grappling in close quarters, it ranged in size from 20cm to 22cm but they could be under 15cm, with a "tapering mihaba, iori-mune, thick kasane at the bottom and thin kasane at the top and occasionally moroha-zukuri construction".[6]The yoroi toshi motogasane (blade thickness) at the hamachi (the notch at the beginning of the cutting edge) can be up to .5 inches thick which is a characteristic of the yoroi toshi style of tanto. The extra thickness at the spine of the blade identifies the yoroi toshi from a standard tanto blade. Yoroi toshi were worn inside the belt on the back or on the right side[7]with the hilt toward the front and the edge upward. The later also gave it the name metazashi (mettazashi, めった刺し[8] "right side wear".

 

[Lycosa]

But we HOGS love overkill!!
"Ow bout an anorexic yoroi toshi??
L- Thanks for the description.

 

[SavageSmurf]

I vote for a 21"+ bladed wakizashi, that handles faster+lighter than the ruck.

 

[Lycosa]

I vote for Jerry making a post.

 

[BePrepared]

interesting idea... how would you Bussefy that?

 

[Lycosa]

Thanks Broh! ^
Just G10 that and the INFI will do the rest.

 

[uyotg]

Thanks Broh! ^
Just G10 that and the INFI will do the rest.

You forget the talon hole. I think I've been around Busse too long. To me, that plunge line looks like it's begging to extend into a front guard with a hole.