Favorite Chopper?

Im thinking for versatilty the NMFSH le is it.:eek:

Of them all. I think it has the best balance and most user friendly when choked up. I could take it and a folder and be real happy.:)
 
I pack a Sarge 7 LE for lite hikes and it does great. I have made traps and a few lean to shelters with it. Works like a charm and is super lite.
 
Sweet, thanks for the opinions guys.

Looks like I need to try the B11...
 
I see people prefer the smooth hand shaped slabs on the NMFBM. I'd have thought the textured slabs would have offered more grip, especially when swinging such a large chunk of infi about.

Chris.
 
Nice job Jody :thumbup:

I'll have to go look around on my property for fallen trees, chopping at one big log for... ever... is kinda getting boring.

Is that pine?
 
bobbystoney said:
Moab!!!!!!
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I'm trying! Those things are hard to come by (not to mention more expensive than most of the cars/motorcycles I've bought). I'm hoping at Blade I'll have the resources and the opportunity...

I just thought, I'm going to need more money just in case I come across a Butaniku AND Moab...
 
I'd love to try out a MOAB, but for right now my favorite Busse chopper is my NMFBM with hand shaped micarta. My favorite non-Busse chopper is my Bill Siegle Hoodlum II.
 
B11 is my favorite - not the most destructive of the Busse line, but it can chop better than I can swing. Guess that is why I keep a saw and/or axe handy.
 
So far the CGNMFBM and the TTKZ are the better choppers. Both have a modified edge profile, however. Looking forward to trying the SY 1311.

OTOH, the Bark River Golok is darned impressive, as well.
 
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