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Good point! I am going to start backing off a little so I don't overdo it.
What I think is funny about the absurd toughness of Busse knives and kin, is that it seems to not be tested by most.
I hardly ever see Busse knives with any use on them. Most I see pictures of look brand new!
I certainly overdid it when I first got into them. I had the entire e handle lineup. Had all the zero tolerance models. Had a straight handle steel heart.
Now all I have is my basic 9, a SYKCO 311, and a Ratmandu. That's it. I'd love to own more, and probably will, but family responsibilities are taking precedence right now.
I use mine too, but I think we are the exception and not the norm.
Most I see are safe queens that will never be used for their intended purpose. Nothing wrong with that. People can do what they want with their own knives. It was just an observation.
I have a few that collect dust. They also have user sibling's of the same model.
I do the same thing man! But it's funny - I get so attached to the ones I use, and I start to trust em so much that I sell off my "backups"! I just get to where I eventually feel like I don't need em.
Yeah, but they look so pretty sitting there waiting to be used. It's a passive aggressive abuse thing.lol
One per month sounds about right, plus an initial larger buy, so 14 is good
Get Demko to let them use the Tri-Ad lock, and you'd actually have a worthy Busse folder. No other lock would be strong enough for their warranty, methinks. (Except maybe the AXIS, but fat chance that one will ever be loaned out.)
Welcome to addictionI bought my very first Busse, a satin Team Gemini with a blue/black handle a month ago and my Busse addiction was born. Here's how I look at it: I don't smoke (okay, a cigar every six months or so) or drink (much) or do drugs or blow money on shoes and clothes and silly things like that (although my Harley Sportster eats up more customizing money than it should), so if I want to blow money on some well made, tough and beautiful knives that will more than likely outlive me, then dammit, I will!