Scored Another Old School Blade, My First Outlaw

[Robocarullo]

My first Ergo and my first Outlaw.

The first Busse knife I ever stumbled across a picture of in the early two thousands was a NoE and I fell in love. At the time I didn't have much $$ to spare and folders were my main squeeze so no Infi for me. A short couple of years later a Ratweiler and the lower price tag won me over but I never forgot that Outlaw. Well after aquiring some other old school blades recently I quickly developed a powerfull lust for an Ergo Outlaw and was lucky enough to find one rather quickly

Here she is..

Next to a SHBA

And a few other small to medium blades...

 

[TurnerIII]

Nice Outlaw. :thumbup: A solid, stout blade. It is one that feels good in the hand when something goes bump in the night - especially out in the woods!!

 

[retrocon]

Wow, first time i've seen the outlaw with an ergo handle... i see why you lusted after it!

I know the NO is one of the favorites on the forum, but they've never thrilled me much -- till now.

 

[mamun1024]

Awesome score. Love the SHBA as well. Enjoy! :thumbup:

Old school BM, Heart & MS will round off the collection nicely.

 

[jball1125]

Sweet! You have some very nice blades, that SHBA is one of my "must haves".

 

[dericdesmond]

I saw your wtb, that didnt take long. Looks good man. Will look better once you beat it.

 

[leatherman]

Congrats on the score! The NOe is one of my favorites! You got an early one by the looks of it.

To start an obsession:

 

[Robocarullo]

I saw your wtb, that didnt take long. Looks good man. Will look better once you beat it.

Believe me as soon as I can get some time off of work to spend a weekend in the woidsI'm gonna give her and a few other slabs of Infi a good workout.

 

[Robocarullo]

Congrats on the score! The NOe is one of my favorites! You got an early one by the looks of it.

To start an obsession:

Those are some nice ones thanks for sharing! I do love the clip point on the Caretaker, ( wis that actually a CT or just a little rear end NO?) and those little butts. I definitley need an Ergo Badger, is the handle the same size as the NO or is it scaled down slightly?

Cheers

 

[jimmyjones]

BA-E handle is the same as the other Ergos. With a Caretaker for your viewing pleasure

Collect the whole set

Nice score !!

 

[leatherman]

Those are some nice ones thanks for sharing! I do love the clip point on the Caretaker, ( wis that actually a CT or just a little rear end NO?) and those little butts. I definitley need an Ergo Badger, is the handle the same size as the NO or is it scaled down slightly?

Cheers

Mine is a butt ground NOe, always wanted a Caretaker but never could find one, this is plenty close enough. It gives the knife a whole new feel and look.

As jimmyjones said, the scales on the Badger are the same size.

Sweet collection there jimmy!

 

[Paradiggum]

The NO is one of my favorites for woods bummin. You'll be pleased with it.
Outstanding, or out standing in the woods?

One from the shop with a little off the butt.

BA-E, PT 5, SH-E and a NO-E.

 

[leatherman]

Ah, PT5, I still love them ugly little buggers!

 

[Paradiggum]

Ah, PT5, I still love them ugly little buggers!

It's a unique knife. Still haven't really found a niche for it. But it's a cool little blade.

 

[darkaether]

I think its really neat how the "butt ground" ones have a longer blade for the same OAL. Until I got some I never realized it wouldn't be the same if you just ground the butt down.

I definitely like them both ways

 

[Garth Reckner]

Congrats on a great score. My first Busse had an Ergo handle and I still to this day love it.

Garth