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I remember that picture!Ditto, it was my first.
First pic I posted to the forum.
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Most favorite of all time.
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Gress
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With experience of a dozen or so different models, some big some small, some thick some thin, different handles and shapes, with the only common part to all of them being INFI, the only thing I can say I do not qualify to answer the question in the title 
Quite a few I have not tried yet, quite a few I let go and now miss, quite a few I love, but who knows what Jerry has in the future for us
Quite a few I have not tried yet, quite a few I let go and now miss, quite a few I love, but who knows what Jerry has in the future for us
tinfoil hat timmy
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With experience of a dozen or so different models, some big some small, some thick some thin, different handles and shapes, with the only common part to all of them being INFI, the only thing I can say I do not qualify to answer the question in the title
Quite a few I have not tried yet, quite a few I let go and now miss, quite a few I love, but who knows what Jerry has in the future for us
This is pretty accurate. I'd like to have all the blades that passed through my possession, along with the ones currently owned for one chopping/camping trip.
I'd be able to figure a bit more out I bet
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With experience of a dozen or so different models, some big some small, some thick some thin, different handles and shapes, with the only common part to all of them being INFI, the only thing I can say I do not qualify to answer the question in the title
Quite a few I have not tried yet, quite a few I let go and now miss, quite a few I love, but who knows what Jerry has in the future for us
I really don't think there are many people wealthy enough, to try them all out. No offense. Think the OP is just looking for opinions.
Personally, I thing the CGFBM should be the Busse flagship. Just a cool looking blade. Though I like and use the AMS way more. The SE Meaner is pretty sweet too. See, you just can't pick one,,,
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I gotta agree with Rob, my MOAB I ordered from the Custom Shop is my all time favorite. Just for the fun it is to swing around.
Mate that's a cracker. Love the smooth bolts. There's something incredibly satisfying in swinging one of these beasts at a lump of wood. It seems to bring out some sort of primal instinct of manly manliness I don't normally exhibit.