Recommend me a Busse Knives

Price isn't an issue, and I'm looking for one that could be used for combat. Sorry I didn't clarify before.
 
"Combat" knives these days are used more as tools than weapons. Clarify what you mean. Are you wanting a fighter, or a blade to take into the field for a variety of purposes.
 
there are probably some on the exchange right now. you won't find any on wither of the busse websites, as there are not being offered right now.
 
I believe its out of production, you'll have to look in the secondary market for it, or the Busse exchange at BF!

If I had to choose (and this is only dreaming), how about an Argonne Assault with the knuckles? lol.
 
i'm a big fan of the 3b2. it's a thinned down ash, feel's good in the hand and is very quick with a great balance.
 
GregS said:
1/300 shbm.
Click to expand...

Mulder said:
Can never go wrong with a SHSH or SHBA. :thumbup:
Click to expand...

It seems a little unreasonable to suggest to someone currently serving in the military to look for hard to find, out of production knife that will cost him $800 - $1500

How about something easier to find, at a more affordable price? A skinny ASH1 or a SARSquatch could be had for $280 - 350, no? Either would make for a tough field utility knife. A user NMSFNO is little bigger and heavier, for $300 - 350.

Echer123, welcome to BladeForums, and the Busse corner! Tell us more about what you need the knife to do, and we will be better able to suggest some options. This is a great time to be a Busse buyer, the Sale forum is choked with knives, great deals out there for a careful, patient shopper.
 
The Ash1 would be tough to beat as well. great retention on the handle. I think if I was humping one around with a bunch of gear that I would certainly try to find a skinny. I have the CG version, which is a thick beast. I love it. But I also don't have to carry around a duty pack, with water, and ammo, and grenades, and etc, etc, etc. It would be a great all arounder and would not be too long for most military organizations (I know that some have a blade length restriction).
 
I would recommend a SH-E. It's an awesome, simple design that is fairly lightweight and very useful.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top