If you could only have 1

[Zulus]

Combat 5
:^)

 

[Zulus]

BB13 for chopping and AD6 for the finer work

One doesn't contain "and" :^)

 

[jsnell]

The Ergo 2s are the most underrated Busses, in my opinion.

 

[gk4ever2]

One doesn't contain "and" :^)

It's ok as long as the smaller one rides along on the same sheath as the bigger one.

 

[gk4ever2]

The Ergo 2s are the most underrated Busses, in my opinion.

The E2 handles are a huge improvement over the original ergo handles.

 

[Zulus]

It's ok as long as the smaller one rides along on the same sheath as the bigger one.

One knife
not
one sheath :^)))

 

[Father & Son Traditional Sharpening]

The Ergo 2s are the most underrated Busses, in my opinion.

I concur, loved the Steel Heart Ergo Gen 2. Nobody EVER mentions them in the same breath as the Fusion's but I prefer that handle to the Fusion on a knife this size. Bigger choppers I like the Fusion though.

 

[Jack of All Blades]

No one chose a small knife because you can’t chop trees down or pry doors open.

I wouldn’t be too sure about that.
I spy with my little eye, a Chopper.
Find it?




Chopper EDC lol

 

[Zulus]

I got 3, 5 and 9
But if only one - five :^)

 

[bikerector]

@kniferMan - noted
@Alone - the INFI weiler is amazing. Regrettably sold one a few years back. Whoops.

Is that the one I have (black micarta)? I know I bought it off someone I've dealt with multiple times.

If so, it's the only busse or kin from this pic that I still have around. Kinda miss my TGULB some days, but the infiweiler is just so good.

https://imgur.com/ZGJ13MT

 

[luethge]

Is that the one I have (black micarta)? I know I bought it off someone I've dealt with multiple times.

If so, it's the only busse or kin from this pic that I still have around. Kinda miss my TGULB some days, but the infiweiler is just so good.

https://imgur.com/ZGJ13MT

That’s the one . I was happy it went to a great member, put to use.

 

[bikerector]

That’s the one . I was happy it went to a great member, put to use.

I'm still a little surprised I never stripped the coating off. Don't care for the coated look, just been lazy and it rides with me on the bicycle frequently if I think any trees or vines may have come down in a storm. Last year was rough for high winds and trees coming down. The infiweiler ate a lot of wood last summer. Paired well with a silky big boy on my fat bike for much of the season.