CABS, LCABS, & SCABS!!!!. . . . Spy Pics!!!!

CABS :thumbup:


FFG, No choil, Satin/Black Paper, around .150... and in a good size for hunting, bushcraft, and many other outdoor activities. Like everything about this one:thumbup:


Hope to see a no choil option on smaller Busse's made in the future.
A re-release of the Cultie with no choil would be.....well, to much to ask for I guess:p
 
Hmm, kinda miss the looks of the saber grind. But CABS looks like the one for me!
 
Cabs for me.

If I had the scratch, I would probably jump on the LCABS as well.
 
Ken44 said:
CABS :thumbup:


FFG, No choil, Satin/Black Paper, around .150... and in a good size for hunting, bushcraft, and many other outdoor activities. Like everything about this one:thumbup:


Hope to see a no choil option on smaller Busse's made in the future.
A re-release of the Cultie with no choil would be.....well, to much to ask for I guess:p
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Yes, we had that discusssion didnt we brother:)

Id like to see the LMS, AD, and especially the cultie re-released "ONE DAY" with no choils. Honestly, I dont think we need a choil until we hit Jack and above:thumbup:
 
I still like this one the most,
SCAB1.jpg
 
Thanks for the pics Jerry.

You wouldn't happen to have a caliper to measure edge thickness would you?
 
.....and Lucky 13 (birthday tomorrow), this must be destiny or something. CABS for certain!

Thanks Jerry!

Now on another subject; may I have some scrap ThINFI to make broadheads?
 
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dobywon said:
I still like this one the most,
SCAB1.jpg
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I'll admit the lines look nice. But Jerry nailed it on the CABS and functionality.

Thin. Flat ground. No choil. For the win. :thumbup:
 
knife hunter said:
Yes, we had that discusssion didnt we brother:)

Id like to see the LMS, AD, and especially the cultie re-released "ONE DAY" with no choils. Honestly, I dont think we need a choil until we hit Jack and above:thumbup:
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Yep, I was thinking about us talking about how sweet a no choil Cultie would be as I was posting that. That was the day I did some vine clearing with one on my trail, and that dang cultie choil kept getting hung up a bit, and really slowed me down.

I agree, the Jack is about the blade length where a choil is really needed. With anything smaller, I realy dislike a choil.
 
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