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This Busse looks like it will be an excellent field blade

What, no choil?
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What's a Ganzza?! The 'talonhole' appears in this design to put a weak point at a place in the knife where a lot of stress could be concentrated by batonning If I'm not mistaken.
 
1Tracker said:
What's a Ganzza?! The 'talonhole' appears in this design to put a weak point at a place in the knife where a lot of stress could be concentrated by batonning If I'm not mistaken.
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Looks awesome!!
I would bet that you or I couldnt break it by just using it....the INFI is some pretty tough stuff. I agree that the lashing hole doesnt need to be on this one...it doesnt fit the design in my opinion. I will however get one as soon as possible!!!
 
1Tracker said:
What's a Ganzza?! The 'talonhole' appears in this design to put a weak point at a place in the knife where a lot of stress could be concentrated by batonning If I'm not mistaken.
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Trust me its gonna be more solid than you could ever imagine. You will never break it batoning.
 
Check out the Busse sub forum.

Looks like they will be both available AND cheap (for a Busse).

See Jerrys post.

Rob
 
1Tracker said:
What's a Ganzza?! The 'talonhole' appears in this design to put a weak point at a place in the knife where a lot of stress could be concentrated by batonning If I'm not mistaken.
Click to expand...

You don't break a Busse, a Busse breaks you!

Seriously though, there's no way you'd break that knive.
 
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