Lean Mean Streets are airborn!!!

Andy Prisco

Andy Prisco

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Hello All...I hope you had a GREAT holiday. For me, I thought the action would slow down at the holiday, but we have been way busier than expected.

Just a quick note to let you all know that I have begun the process of getting the Lean Mean Streets airborn, with destinations all over the globe.

I've been getting a few at a time, and as I get them, they go out based on order date. Keep on the lookout for yours and thanks for your patience.

To any who have theirs already, please feel free to share your thoughts on the knife here on this thread.

Yours in friendship and service,

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Andy Prisco, Manager
Sharper Instinct, LLC
Phone: 1-201-493-2469
Orders-Toll Free: 1-877-557-5200
Fax: 1-201-493-2039
Visa/Mastercard Accepted

Authorized Dealers:
Busse Combat Knives

Busse Combat Custom Variant HeadQuarters
http://www.sharperinstinct.com/hq

Sharper Instinct Main Website
http://www.sharperinstinct.com/
 
Thanks, Andy!!! I'll be checking my mailbox every day now.
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Got my LMS last week. Fit and finish is superior to the regular Mean Street, with the uniformity of the coating and fit of the handle slabs to be impeccable. After adjusting the kydex sheath to release the knife a bit more easily, I am ready to do some ice climbing this Saturday with the LMS along for the trip. I am very impressed with the solid feel and heft that the knife exudes.

Now, Mr. Prisco, if I can just get my 2nd LMS and Badger.
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Then perhaps a Steel Heart.

I think that I may have some issues developing.
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Great
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Maybe it'll arrive while I'm up in the Porkies chilling my BM-E and DWMS next week
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An older US Phoenix Pack by BlackHawk....
The New Lean Mean Street by Busse Combat...
Did somebody say pic?

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Andy Prisco, Manager
Sharper Instinct, LLC
Phone: 1-201-493-2469
Orders-Toll Free: 1-877-557-5200
Fax: 1-201-493-2039
Visa/Mastercard Accepted

Authorized Dealers:
Busse Combat Knives

Busse Combat Custom Variant HeadQuarters
http://www.sharperinstinct.com/hq

Sharper Instinct Main Website
http://www.sharperinstinct.com/

[This message has been edited by Andy Prisco (edited 12-28-2000).]
 
Thank you Super-Andy...

I got up this morning, way too early for normal people, dice up some deer meat pieces for a big ole pot of chili, and fire up this here Inter-nit. Of course, I glide right over to the forums. I call up the old "active topics" and come across this thread and this picture.

My first thought was, "Man, am I'm glad my wife left me." Obviously, from the look of things I need another Busse masterpiece...

I think I am going to go out and buy that woman a present, you know just to show my appreciation...
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Andy,
Thanks for the pic. I love pics. Anyword on a Lean Badger or NO? Maybe not at lean, but leaner? Thanks again!

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Riley
Do it right,or not at all.
 
Lean Mean Street is a dandy. Sheath is a bit sticky. Anyone want to share some tips on how to loosen it up a bit?

BTW, Lean Badger, Lean Badger, Lean Badger, Lean Badger...
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Hoodoo

I get some pleasure from finding a relentlessly peaceful use for a combative looking knife.
JKM
 
Hoodoo,

Sorry about the sticky sheath....

If you have a heat gun (Hair dryer will do), slightly heat the micarta sheath in the area of the front hole.

Slightly open the sheath in this area.

This should take care of it!

If you continue to have problems, send it back to the shop, to my attention. It will be fixed and returned to you at no charge.

Sincerely,

David Roberson
Vice President, Sales
Busse Combat Knife Company
 
Brent,

Thanks for the inquiry.

There are a few Lean Means remaining!

Contact Andy to place your order...don't wait too long!

Sincerely,

David Roberson
Vice President, Sales
Busse Combat Knife Company
 
Mucho thanks, David. I will see if I can rustle up a hair dryer around here.
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The blade kinda wants to go in cattywampus and then it is locked pretty darn tight. But if you give it a little counter clockwise twist so that the blade is parallel with the sheath, it REALLY locks to the point that you can't remove it until you twist it back. BTW, I'm not sure what you mean by the front hole.



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Hoodoo

I get some pleasure from finding a relentlessly peaceful use for a combative looking knife.
JKM
 
Wait a sec. I think I know what you mean. You were referring to the front hole on the knife? If that's so it make sense 'cause that's where its tight.

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Hoodoo

I get some pleasure from finding a relentlessly peaceful use for a combative looking knife.
JKM
 
LMS arrived, excellent fit. My lady Jean has tried it in the kitchen.. now has a new cutter for wifely chores..
Thanks Jerry and Andy
 
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