Jerry: Busse in Tanzania

[bateb]

Boss-man,
I thought I'll share my story of getting to know Busse knives.
I was in Northern Tanzania last year and saw a knife in an army supply store that read "Busse Combat" - I thought it was an odd name for a knife company.
I was tempted to buy, but was told there is no weapons policy on all flights in Tanzania (I will not say how much the knife was selling for, but it was very attractive price). I think it was Steel Heart.
I am curious if Busse Combat sold knives to Tanzanian army directly? Although it may been supplied by US military as in-kind support for Tanzanian army as it plays quite substantial peacekeeping role on the continent.
Thanks,
Bateb.

 

[kdstrick]

You should have bought it and mailed it to yourself.

Wasn't Tarzan from Tanzania? The busse might explain the slain-ed lions....

 

[P-Easy]

Very cool situation, thanks!

 

[Guyon]

You should have bought it and mailed it to yourself.

Too late. randucci is already on the way over there.

 

[Soulrack223]

Wow! You have always got to buy and explain later!

 

[Liu Kang]

go back buy it and mail it to me, I'll give you the money...

 

[Lycosa]

Wait until you smell alcohol. Then Jerry will be responding to your questions.

 

[Yager]

was that All-American Surplus or a different one?

 

[Soulrack223]

go back buy it and mail it to me, I'll give you the money...

For the entire trip? If that's the case, then I'll go to Tanzania (all expenses paid Busse search) for ya!

 

[mckrob]

but was told there is no weapons policy on all flights in Tanzania

wow, good thing they never checked my bags then last time I was there !

 

[Tactical Tanto]

You should have bought it bro!!!

 

[bateb]

i've been beating up myself ever since i got to working internet and searched the web, which wasn't available until i got to amsterdam...
but i am catching up quickly - waki, sar4, boss street (in addition to different blades i picked up from various locations in pre-9/11 years).