it'd be awesome if......

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Jack Shen

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If one of the busse companies did a ginunting.
I have a traditionally made one, but one with some busse nuclear toughness would be a dream come true!

GinuntingFull.jpg


it won't let me hotlink the image...lol
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com/Images/GinuntingFull.jpg
 
Jack Shen said:
If one of the busse companies did a ginunting.
I have a traditionally made one, but one with some busse nuclear toughness would be a dream come true!

GinuntingFull.jpg


it won't let me hotlink the image...lol
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com/Images/GinuntingFull.jpg
Click to expand...

Filipino_Ginunting_3.19161147_std.jpg


not that far off, if you threw an upper edge on it (it's a one off competition cutter, I don't know the history on it or if it was ever for sale, but it's definitely infi and made by the busse shop):
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The only problem with Busse producing a "ginunting" is that I'd have to learn how to pronounce it. :confused:

I don't think I could do that even if I were sober...
 
Last Visible Canary said:
Filipino_Ginunting_3.19161147_std.jpg


not that far off, if you threw an upper edge on it (it's a one off competition cutter, I don't know the history on it or if it was ever for sale, but it's definitely infi and made by the busse shop):
zz1.jpg
Click to expand...

Exactly what I thought of when I saw its blade shape. Great post! I'd take one of those!!
 
Last Visible Canary, have any more pics of that Busse knife / sword? Whats it called?
 
I have no idea, that's a set of screen caps I got from a video from the busse youtube channel. or someone who works at busse.... I don't even remember when I pulled them or exactly what the name of the channel/user was...
 
You're right, that chopper does look hella similar. The funny thing is if you look at the ginunting real close, it's basically a reversed katana. It's an awesome combat blade, since it's sharpened on both sides, it can still give a hella stab, it's like stabbing with a katana held edge upwards. The filipino marines still use them to cut down insurgents in the jungle.

The neighborhood association is gonna get on my butt for chopping down so many trees in my backyard with it. :)
 
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