Seeking tips to remove scales and skeletonize Rodent Trail handle!

ferider said:
Two more examples with the inside:

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Sweet bro
 
Diamond Dog Dave said:
What’s the name of that larger blade there with the Ratmandu-esque handle? Looks like kinda the perfect size for a chopper. I got a Camp Tramp and a 1311 but could stand to fill in my 10-inch range.
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That’s a Mountainmandu. Comes in different flavors:

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Right to left: v1 (SR77), v2 (INFI), v2 (SR77), Eraticator (SR77)
 
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shinyedges said:
Just went through this for the 5th time maybe. I went stainless fasteners, wanted removable scales so I can maintain under the scales and keep it from rusting, which i have had happen under scales before. View attachment 3035657
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Which model is this? I'm having a hard time figuring out the different BUSSE models (or brands for that matter). I like these smaller ones without the giant finger choil like the Ratmandu.

I like OP's rodent trail as well, just wish the blade didn't have that downward crook to it.
 
SwissHeritageCo said:
Which model is this? I'm having a hard time figuring out the different BUSSE models (or brands for that matter). I like these smaller ones without the giant finger choil like the Ratmandu.

I like OP's rodent trail as well, just wish the blade didn't have that downward crook to it.
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It's a mountain duty, I like thicker tips I can be rougher with and this one has a stout tip. But beautiful lines as well.
 
I have, or had? One just like that!

Dang, did I sell it? I don't remember. If I did, I hope the owner enjoys it
 
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