sold Busse DSSF with 2 sheaths

Adrenaline · Oct 21, 2016

This is sold to Freehouse32

For Sale

Busse DSSF (Desert Storm Stealth Fighter)
Has been stripped and sharpened. it has scratches on the blade from the Kydex, I couldn't get them to show up in the pictures.
It comes with 2 sheaths, the gray one I made, the cammo one is BuyBrown

$400.00 shipped

I accept usps money order or cash as payment ONLY

(No Paypal)

(No Trades Please)

USA sales only

I will ship USPS Priority Mail once payment is received.

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If you would like to purchase this please Post
" I'LL TAKE IT ", then follow it up with an e-mail or PM.

Thanks

freehouse32 · Oct 21, 2016

Sending PM.

freehouse32 · Oct 21, 2016

Follow up, I'll take it.

bullpin · Oct 21, 2016

Is that the original satin finish that was under coating? It's very nice.

Adrenaline · Oct 21, 2016

Yep it's original, the black coating was very thick, so I decided to strip it.
Once it was off and clean I was shocked how nicely it was finished before coating.

bullpin said:
Is that the original satin finish that was under coating? It's very nice.

ExtraBaconPlease · Oct 21, 2016

Adrenaline said:
Yep it's original, the black coating was very thick, so I decided to strip it.
Once it was off and clean I was shocked how nicely it was finished before coating.

Mine is a nice satin underneath too!

Mark Hubbard · Oct 22, 2016

Adrenaline said:
Yep it's original, the black coating was very thick, so I decided to strip it.
Once it was off and clean I was shocked how nicely it was finished before coating.

EDIT: I fear my post may have violated the "no comments" policy, so I am deleting it.

Adrenaline · Oct 22, 2016

Mark Hubbard said:
Good job on the stripping and sheath! What product did you use to take off the thick powder coat? I have a very long INFI blade I'm considering stripping back to within an inch or so of the ricasso (so that the "Busse Custom Shop" logo on the black coating remains). Did you run into decarbonization on the spine? Was it hard to remove? Thank you for your time!

Mark

P.S. I can attest that your buyer is a stand-up guy: very knowledgable, honest, and great communications.

I used kleen strip and let it sit for an hour, then did a second coat of stripper to remove the last little bits of coating.
The decarb was already smooth and light so I just oiled it and left it as is.