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I've never had my hands on an Anaconda and I'm looking for a comparison between these two blades *strictly* in the areas of balance, heft, and weight. If anyone can help me out I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
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TOPS Anaconda / Busse BM-E
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Rainmaker, a buddy of mine has the Anaconda and it is a heavy solid piece. 
It seems to be pretty balanced, but can't swear by it. I didn't play with it very long. Being a former Tops dealer, I can tell you alot of knowledge goes into the making of their knives. I can't comment on the Busse, I've only handled the Steel Heart and it was sweeeet! 
Scott
It seems to be pretty balanced, but can't swear by it. I didn't play with it very long. Being a former Tops dealer, I can tell you alot of knowledge goes into the making of their knives. I can't comment on the Busse, I've only handled the Steel Heart and it was sweeeet! Scott
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Thanks Scott, I appreciate the response. In your recollection, was the Anaconda really tip heavy?
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I don't recall it being tip heavy. I felt it was designed well for it's size. This was a Ron Hood designed knife? If so, the knowledge is there for a good wilderness knife.
Scott
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