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Pic Request: Killa Zilla II , TTKZ and The HUCK

I'll muddy the waters a bit more...;):rolleyes:

Huck with fusion handle is a good deal more comfortable for me when chopping than the regular Huck. It's smaller, however.

The 1311 was WAY more ergonomic <and practical> for me than both models, that's why I don't own either Khuk now....ymmv.

I have not owned, nor swung, a KillaZilla.

Muddy water noted.

The 1311 is my most used yard knife. I wish they made a version with a Regulator handle.

The Fusion Handle HUCK looks cool but it has the fin which I'm not really into...
 
Muddy water noted.

The 1311 is my most used yard knife. I wish they made a version with a Regulator handle.

The Fusion Handle HUCK looks cool but it has the fin which I'm not really into...

Yessir, that "coffin" like shaped handle on the Regulator, BattleShark, and Pork Chop is genius :cool: ...

That's the only thing I've found a little off in the 1311's design-- the handle could use a couple more fingers' width aft.

Fusion HUCK seemed wider in my palm and dissipated shock better for me than regular HUCK.

The fin is kinda odd, but there may be times you wanted to do a little scraping and save your primary edge....in that case it'd be clutch.

Horses for courses kind of thing-- no bad BUSSE models, just different BUSSE models-- plus it seems you got a Khuk in your crosshairs, sorry, I don't mean to make you lose focus. :)
 
Once upon a time, I made these outline drawings comparing my custom shop TTKZ and HUCK. Hope this helps...

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The dotted lines in the top photo represent the narrowest points on each blade. You can see that the TTKZ is a good bit narrower. Of note, my TTKZ, as I'm told, is a unique beasty. I was told that it was one of the last to have come out of the custom shop, and it was ordered with an optimized, narrow, full convex grind. It's a bit thicker at the spine than the HUCK, but it feels like a much more nimble knife. It's quite thin at the edge.

While the HUCK has the bigger handle, which works better for my XL hands, I like how the TTKZ handles in use better.
 
I've use the HUCK, and the Fusion HUCK Fin (I can't remember the acronym now, if there was one). Even though the HUCK is longer, the FHF... or CFHF... of FCHF... whatever, feels heavier. Maybe my imagination. I like the way the HUCK feels better in chopping. BUT the FCHF (?) is downright wicked.
 
Gah!
Lets get a Battlegrade or a Swamp version going....Lets goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
 
Hmmm I just checked the store and the Battlegrade HUCKs are not in there yet...


odd..
 
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