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randucci

randucci

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Busse Basic 6 (originally only sold in Europe), .271 thick, 5" blade 11.5" overall, Respirene c handle, new, kydex sheath, $280.00. SOLD

Busse Stealh Hawk, non magnetic MP45, new, kydex sheath, ($200).SOLD!

Busse Mean Street Proto, only three made and each one has a different handle material and blade finish combination, this one is black linen micarta and a desert blade finish. There are thumb serrations on top and bottom of blade. It has a original Satin Jack style handle with a Active Duty blade shape, the blade is .250" thick and is .300" longer and .200" wider than a AD. So if you have larger hands and wanted a AD, this is for you. No sheath. ($400) SOLD!

All knife prices include shipping to the CONUS, (sorry, no sales to Europe), I accept USPS money orders and PayPal +3.5% only.


 
jimmyjones said:
That MS is sure tempting !!!!!


wow, small milestone post, I just hit 250.
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Tempting for sure. Awsome:thumbup:
Edited to add: I'll take it, The MS proto that is.
 
Nice snag Mulder. I'm glad someone grabbed it. I've had to wipe the drool off my keyboard three times now looking at that sweet MS proto.:D
 
I want the stealth chicken!
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Emails replied to, EURO 6 still available.
 
adilione said:
Nice snag Mulder. I'm glad someone grabbed it. I've had to wipe the drool off my keyboard three times now looking at that sweet MS proto.:D
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Isn't it time we told him that the real name for that knife is the "Jack Off"?

Rick
 
A black Euro #6? The only 6's I've seen were the tan ones at Blade 2005. Yours also has a Basic-style pattern molded into the front of the grip. Interesting variation. Or maybe the tan ones were the variants?
 
What's the handle made of? What's the difference between the Euros and the Basics?
 
jimmyjones said:
You HOG !!!!!
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Thank you. Yes, yes I ham....

I think that is a Basic 6. The even numbers (Basic 6 and Basic 8 IIRC, maaaybe a Basic 4..??) were offered in Europe, where the odd numbers Basic 3,5,7,9) were domestic issues.
 
OK, OK, EURO 6, Basic 6, its a Busse, you can't go wrong!

:D
 
Lots of offers on the Basic Euro 6 but it is still available!

:D
 
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