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Tough question. Too many to list! Fbm (any variety). AD, BAIII, straight handled BM, SH, Badger, and Satin Jack also jump out!
 
resinguy said:
Heavy Heart because it is thicker, and therefore heavier, than the standard FSH.

The Fusion handle was before my time. It was the third generation of handle design on the bigger knives. Jerry was experimenting with handle shapes, there were certainly versions we never saw. I think the story was that the shape came from the Fusion of several design elements.

Some Old Boar can correct me.
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I am pretty certain that Skunk came up with the Heavy Heart moniker to describe the saber ground model between the FSH and HOFSH versions.

Fusion is best described by the following period advertisement:

2003_Fusion_Ad.jpg
 
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