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D2 Busse Boot Dagger 1 of 6
- Thread starter Tinbasher
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tell more.
I thought I was in forsale forum when I saw these
whats the story behind these???
WHen were they made?
thanks:thumbup:
I thought I was in forsale forum when I saw these
whats the story behind these???
WHen were they made?
thanks:thumbup:
Solstice
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That was posted in 2004, probably gone by now.
Nope it was posted today.Edit to add I missed the link that was posted
I put in a add for a used and abused Busse and (members name inserted here) replied saying I may have what you want.he sent me six blanks in exchange I will return two finished ones and keep the other four.
Not sure how old they are but I do have a email from Jerry confirming that they are his D2 blanks.
Richard
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Solstice
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That was posted in 2004, probably gone by now.
LOL....I was actually trying to convince myself to resist PMing Tinbasher.....he has 5 more of em!
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LOL....I was actually trying to convince myself to resist PMing Tinbasher.....he has 5 more of em!
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LOL but only 4 are mine.
Seeing as these are the only Busse blades I own will they admit me to the club or do they have to be made from Infi ??
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Did you heat-treat them???
Hell, I'd get them 90% ready and ship em to Jerry to be re-treated. Wow! Even though I couldn't carry one in MA. I'd love it anyhow.
(Funny aside - our Pastor has a sword collection. He's a bit of a ruffian. We love it. He uses them as object lessons in his sermons. Anyhow, I was in a meeting with a math teacher and he says, "I don't understand. Those are illegal in Massachusetts." "No they aren't." "They are swords." "Length isn't an issue." "OK, they are double-edged." "ASSUMING they were sharpened, yes, illegal to CARRY. What he does is not construed as carry." The dude just didn't want to listen. Gotta get Pastor a Busse.
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Hell, I'd get them 90% ready and ship em to Jerry to be re-treated. Wow! Even though I couldn't carry one in MA. I'd love it anyhow.
(Funny aside - our Pastor has a sword collection. He's a bit of a ruffian. We love it. He uses them as object lessons in his sermons. Anyhow, I was in a meeting with a math teacher and he says, "I don't understand. Those are illegal in Massachusetts." "No they aren't." "They are swords." "Length isn't an issue." "OK, they are double-edged." "ASSUMING they were sharpened, yes, illegal to CARRY. What he does is not construed as carry." The dude just didn't want to listen. Gotta get Pastor a Busse.
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Hey Tin...that is FANTASTIC work. And kudos to whichever hog decided to let you try your hand at them. This place rocks, and not only have you found your first Busse, but you actually get to give it your signature. :thumbup:
You better post those over at USN.
Btw...ya might want to follow the advice two posts up. If you need any help that I can provide, let me know.
+1 for Richard...he's a good guy to deal with if anyone wants to know, and he does great work.
You better post those over at USN.
Btw...ya might want to follow the advice two posts up. If you need any help that I can provide, let me know.
+1 for Richard...he's a good guy to deal with if anyone wants to know, and he does great work.
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