Favorite Tac-Handled Busse?

[David Brown]

SJ Tac for me.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

no choil tank buster ftw

 

[Andy the Aussie]

 

[Father & Son Traditional Sharpening]

Though I don't have one, I voted Jackhammer... love the CBT and always wanted one in the competition finish. Seems they are hard to find, who would have thought? Had a hard time paying over $400 for one all these years when they do come up.

 

[Jaxx]

Though I don't have one, I voted Jackhammer... love the CBT and always wanted one in the competition finish. Seems they are hard to find, who would have thought? Had a hard time paying over $400 for one all these years when they do come up.

Doesn't help that the model was used in a movie...lol consider yourself lucky it wasn't a blockbuster

From the movie "FASTER" (2011), & my pair of coated Jackhammers

 

[Kdbutler2]

Well... If someone wants to send me a presentation grade NARK, I could be persuaded to change my vote...

I got a pnark, but it's mine.

 

[Kdbutler2]

But, the NARK has my vote.

 

[dogboye]

I voted Jack Hammer, because the only Tac handled knives I have are Axe Hammer, BATAC BG, and Flak Jack (I think they're called? I can never keep that one straight). Anyway, the Jack Hammer looks like it is reasonable close to the Axe Hammer, so Jack Hammer for me.

 

[luethge]

Nobody has any love for the Bunker Buster ?

I voted Tank Buster ( skinny without choil, skull crusher and reg thickness scales and swedge).



Long gone - would have been a keeper if not for the choil.

 

[dogboye]

I LIKE the Tank Buster looks.... but never owned one. Was looking to buy one at one time, but as I recall, the one tht was available did NOT have a choil, which I prefer.

 

[Twoody]

 

[Twoody]

Marron micarta are magnum scales.. makes the knife feel TOTALLY different. I prefer the origional but only since I have M sized hands and primarily use it as a light hiker

 

[Twoody]

I'm still baffled at how the magnum handles can change the feel of the same blade so much.