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I usually am. No one ever listens to the crazy guy.
Then BOOM!
He's not crazy once he's right, is he?
Then BOOM!
He's not crazy once he's right, is he?
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I would like to know as well!How do you guys thing this would perform as a chopper?
Should be great with the little extra weight near the tip and comfortable looking handle.How do you guys thing this would perform as a chopper?
Not when you have 6months to pay it off intrest free. You either pay cash and be done but if you limited thats an option. Thats no different then just saving for it. As long as you pay it offCredit is slavery
After using quite a bit of busses on a stump out back, I can only assume this would be a very DEEP biter. The Hollow grind on the TGLB cuts very deep for its size, It even kept up quite well with the big boys like my forsaken mistress and battle saw. The deep hollow grind greatly increases chopping penetration. Plus with the added length, leverage will do most of the work.How do you guys thing this would perform as a chopper?
Even with small hands, it doesn't look like you'll get more than half of a second hand on the grip.Okay i need some opinions, for a shtf, bob weapon and just general bushwhacking tool would you guys choose something like this or the rodent rucki? The handle is a bit shorted I know but I think I could still get some of a second hand on the grip of this thing? Just looking for your guys thoughs
For SHTF, I’d pick this. Haven’t used the Rucki so take this with a grain of salt but it looks like the Rucki would have less chopping power but better stabbing penetration, but in a shtf scenario stabbing would be a last option so I’d take the f-16 (they’ll both stab anyway)Okay i need some opinions, for a shtf, bob weapon and just general bushwhacking tool would you guys choose something like this or the rodent rucki? The handle is a bit shorted I know but I think I could still get some of a second hand on the grip of this thing? Just looking for your guys thoughs
After using quite a bit of busses on a stump out back, I can only assume this would be a very DEEP biter. The Hollow grind on the TGLB cuts very deep for its size, It even kept up quite well with the big boys like my forsaken mistress and battle saw. The deep hollow grind greatly increases chopping penetration. Plus with the added length, leverage will do most of the work.
Not sure the hollow grind will help that much on deep cuts or hard material. However, I'm hoping it means that these are move likely to have a secondary bevel that not too thick and will actually cut. My main concern with Busse short swords is the risk of them coming to you like a 2-foot, extremely expensive butter knife.