DAMN I LOVE THOSE BUSSE'S

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GPB

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I don't always agree with Jerry and I would hope he wouldn't respect me if I did. He knows I am no unwarranted a$$ kisser.

BUT, THE BUSSE KNIFE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD, BAR NONE!

I am hoping he will do a custom for me for some yard work or something, riiiiight. I do some mean weed eating Jerry.

It is not typical for me to reveal personal inventories, but lets just say every member of the family has each model for various purposes.

I have heard some stories from military and LE guys that would blow your mind about performance. One guy was just telling me how he used his old A2 Badger on an accident scene for an extraction. He placed the blade in the crack between the door and the rear quarter. He then placed a pipe on the handle and proceeded to pry the door open. He was sure the blade would break. Guess what? It didn't do any permanent damage other than to the coating. And that wasn't even INFI!

Like I said before, Jerry and I haven't always seen eye to eye, but there's one thing I just can't deny(hey it rhymed). HE MAKES THE STRONGEST DAMNED KNIVES IN THE WORLD!

Then again there's always that "Hunters Dream" set for the budget minded. LMAO.

Out!
 
Yep,amazing stuff. I have an old, beat up looking Battle Mistress-E that a couple weeks ago, I took over to a friends place for a "deck party", which was an excuse to get a bunch of guys together, have a few beers, steaks and such and rebuild an old beat up deck. Just for s*its and giggles, I stuck it about half way to the hilt between a 4X4 and some of the old decking. I pulled that sucker as hard as I could with a big piece of pipe stuck over the handle. Bend it did. But after popping the ringshank nails loose from the old wood, it sprung right back. I'd estimate that I had it pulled back to a 35 or 40 degree angle. My buddies started running, thinking it was going to shatter. The look on their faces was worth a thousand words when I withdrew the BM and handed it over to them for inspection. Then I started hacking on some 2x4's like a machete and I even hit a nail or two with it. After an afternoon of intentional abuse, it would still shave my arm, and only had one small "nick" that I later hit with a steel and vaporized. Needless to say, I think a couple of these guys will be calling Jerry or Andy in the near future.

Funny thing is, until I showed these guys my Battle Mistress, not one of them had even heard of Busse knives. But then, they used to belong to the "I will never spend more than $50 for a knife club". I think that will change.

Bravo Jerry!
 
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