Hoping I don't make the same silly mistake of selling any

Solstice said:
Well let's see if I can help you out with some sane and sound advice..........wait, advice on how not to get hooked on INFI and be willing to sell INFI to buy more INFI? Was that your question? Ummmmmm....errrrrr....gee, I'm sorry I'm probably not the best person to help you with that. Nevermind....wrong thread.


Oh and Lisa.....below is a little bit of the lengths I've gone to and through INFI wise to buy more..more....more...more....


Miss em all.....but....NO FREAKING ASS REGRETS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Bowman1911 said:
WTF is that & whose salad must I toss to aquire it?!
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Tyrade83 said:
I was thinking the same thing. Minus the salad tossing :D
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They are the only two Mean Street proto fatties (approx. .30" thick)... & nunya damn bidness. ;)
 
No Regrets. You will buy and sell. And buy and sell No regrets. There is no magic formula. Just knife life
 
Jaxx said:
They are the only two Mean Street proto fatties (approx. .30" thick)... & nunya damn bidness. ;)
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Ah! I appreciate the info! Knew they were rare, but not that rare! Now to sulk back into my piglet corner & pout...
 
Jaxx said:
They are the only two Mean Street proto fatties (approx. .30" thick)... & nunya damn bidness. ;)
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LMAO!!! Spoken like a true HOG. Yep...Mean Street INFI Protos 5/16 thick and the only 2 ever made. Had them both at one time....ah the good ole days.
 
I got to handle one of those, very nice pieces of history. :)
 
Gravelface said:
That is wicked cool, I have 2 of Justin's "Finished" pieces, but have been looking for a Busse Blank for a while now!!!!!
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That bad boy was 5/16 thick and the micarta slabs were over 3/8 thick each. She was a monster. Justin did a hell of a job on it for me.

Thanks!
 
Its all in the feel of the blade. there are knives that I've ordered and maybe ordered Three.. One may feel incredible in the hand, while one may not feel right at all. Unless I need $$ for a project "expensive firearms" where i might sell a duplicate or one which I feel another Busse fits the bill for the purpose I bought the knife I'm selling for.. Its hard to let any of them go, but there are times to sell to upgrade :)
 
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