sr77 tougher than infi.

Shoot, I carry my WTF BG that way. I guess there is plenty of room in Kevin Arnold's crotch!

ROTFLMAO

I just figured it out, my pants are just to tight for that:
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Take any Asym grind Straight handled Battle Mistress, or Basic #9, do any of the old Head to Head specific cutting tests with any of the Non INFI knives, side by side and then you will know.

Clean soft materials, New Rope, pine boards, standing live wood.

Where the other steels do better is pretty specific, Gritty materials such as sod, cardboard Cement blocks, even the straight up chopping of mild steel rods.

Also, once you do manage to dull the Asymmetrically ground knives, the effort needed to bring back to a good working edge is as simple as a few passes away from the spine (stropping) with a ceramic rod.

18 years, nothing compares well so far.

Agreed. There is one that beats it for chopping. But it is rare even within it's own kind and most people don't know they even have it when they do. It is also from that time frame
 
I would like to see close up pics of the asymmetrical grind sometime. Are there any here online?
 
Agreed. There is one that beats it for chopping. But it is rare even within it's own kind and most people don't know they even have it when they do. It is also from that time frame
I know there were 5/16" thick SHSHIIs, so maybe that is it?
Were there any 5/16" thick SHBMs? If so, that would be my guess for the best chopper of that time period.
 
No ergos ever came out between 60-62. They would have been known entities.

5/16" answer is close but not it. :D you are very warm
 
Too True, few remember or remark about that Final Test.

It is just that the ones I mentioned are find-able, and the knives/video/photos are far better Known.

Still a Busse Folks and still INFI, just not so popular, numerous or Famous!
 
Not cryptic, we were around back then, it beat the SHBM in push cuts through clean new rope and still shaves too, stopping only when Jerry ran out of rope.
 
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