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CS Bushman

Trout Tamer said:
As far as I'm concerned, if you have the extra $20 or so sitting around, a Bushman is a very worthy purchase. It can ride in a trunk or toolbox, be a loaner to friends, and not break the bank if it gets lost :thumbup:
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These are my thoughts as well. I keep one in the back of my truck with a ferro rod in the handle.
 
the hollow grind on mine is fairly shallow, almost flat. i woun't worry about it too much.

actually, the cold steel kukri machete i have is also slightly hollow ground, and i have beat the snot out of it with no problems. its all about the bevel angle really, and how much metal you leave behind the edge.
 
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