There is beauty in simplicity

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All very simple, all very reliable.
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I think this will be one of my favorite Busse's.
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WOW, that combo would do some damage.

I just got my shrike last week. Totaled a 55 gallon drum just to do it. Touched up the blade with the included stone and except for the coating being worn off it is still perfect.

Is that a Duracoat finish on the Busse?
 
Milled receiver oh yeah, pretty cool sfno and battle ax too. :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Dura-coat is awesome,I use it for most of my rifles,, ALL Nice toys by the way,,
 
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Ha! You know I actually had to take a second look to find the Busse.

Pretty cool bro. And yes....The SFNO is one of the best in the Busse lineup, old or new.
 
Not sure what the handle material is on the SFNO, but it feels like G10, I think the canvas would be too porous for the Duracoat finish. After playing with many of the Busse designs, I think for an overall good design and size the SFNO is hard to beat. The AK by the way is a Polish 1960s Milled reciever that is EXTREMELY accurate for an AK, the milled receiver is so smooth when the bolt comes back. when I zeroed it at 50yrds, they were head shots out of the box, no windage or elevation adjustment needed on this one.
The Shrike is sweet. I have a Kestrel, but I like the thicker spike on the shrike better, not to mention the sharpening stone in the handle. a wicked tool
 
Very nice setup! I love that coating and the simple way it does what it is supposed to do! ;)
 
The Shrike is sweet. I have a Kestrel, but I like the thicker spike on the shrike better, not to mention the sharpening stone in the handle. a wicked tool

Lucky, everytime I think I've saved enough to get an Eagle Talon, the price has raised or I've found a new Busse that I have to have ;)
 
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