uh oh! here we go again!
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Eric Isaacson
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Guy,
No problem on the pics, glad they were helpful.
There are new models soon to be announced. The real question is how soon do you want your knife, and how soon willl the new ones be announced.
If you decide to wait and see whats to come, there might not be anything to your liking and then you've waited for nothing. If you buy the NO now, which is what we had discussed. Then if there is another one that appears better suited to your needs, you can always trade or sell the NO.
It all comes down to how bad you want the knife.
The NO is a great knife, and you won't be dissappointed, however, we never no what might be around the corner.
No problem on the pics, glad they were helpful.
There are new models soon to be announced. The real question is how soon do you want your knife, and how soon willl the new ones be announced.
If you decide to wait and see whats to come, there might not be anything to your liking and then you've waited for nothing. If you buy the NO now, which is what we had discussed. Then if there is another one that appears better suited to your needs, you can always trade or sell the NO.
It all comes down to how bad you want the knife.
The NO is a great knife, and you won't be dissappointed, however, we never no what might be around the corner.
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Ah, INFIitus, the Busse Bug, the Nuclear Virus, the list goes on. We all feel your pain .
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Eric Isaacson
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Guy,
I think the NO and BA are great knives and some of my favorites, but don't forget about the Killer B. Might be the perfect combo for you, NO for a medium to large knife and the KB for a smaller EDC
Not trying to confuse you, just thought you might want to investigate something along a different line than the NO.
I think the NO and BA are great knives and some of my favorites, but don't forget about the Killer B. Might be the perfect combo for you, NO for a medium to large knife and the KB for a smaller EDC
Not trying to confuse you, just thought you might want to investigate something along a different line than the NO.
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G'Day Gundy!
Welcome to Busse-Land, where all your knife-performance needs DO come true...!
Not to take away anything from the Natural Outlaw, but i would recommend a Satin Jack LE. It has such an easy-to-use grind & handle, with a narrower profile, yet still wide enough for about any task, that it's hard to refuse! That grind hardly EVER needs to be sharpened, & then only a stropping has ever been required on mine. It would take some edge deformation to need my ceramic rod first. it's a little easier to carry, too, & it chops, albeit not as grand as the 9" bladed Busse offerings do. You should definitely have one of those, too, seriously. But ol' Jacky will slice & dice anything by the fire, after cleanin' the fish & makin' the kindling.... it even scoops peanut butter out of the jar the best, too, imho
Let us know what you decide, & how you like it: we're always interested in these sort of details in others' lives, around here; debts, cars, kids, & wives, may come and go, but Busse Knife Performance is Forever
Nuclear Powered,
Climber Clif
Welcome to Busse-Land, where all your knife-performance needs DO come true...!
Not to take away anything from the Natural Outlaw, but i would recommend a Satin Jack LE. It has such an easy-to-use grind & handle, with a narrower profile, yet still wide enough for about any task, that it's hard to refuse! That grind hardly EVER needs to be sharpened, & then only a stropping has ever been required on mine. It would take some edge deformation to need my ceramic rod first. it's a little easier to carry, too, & it chops, albeit not as grand as the 9" bladed Busse offerings do. You should definitely have one of those, too, seriously. But ol' Jacky will slice & dice anything by the fire, after cleanin' the fish & makin' the kindling.... it even scoops peanut butter out of the jar the best, too, imho
Let us know what you decide, & how you like it: we're always interested in these sort of details in others' lives, around here; debts, cars, kids, & wives, may come and go, but Busse Knife Performance is Forever
Nuclear Powered,
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Climber, you just made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside! What a descriptive mind you do have...
I will certainly post my thoughts, and pics of the busse(s) i get hold of...a couple in the works at present - hopefully..
By the way, my wife hates you after that speel....(I think she NOW knows I have another addiction at hand...he he he.... )
May need some kydex sheaths though.....
I will certainly post my thoughts, and pics of the busse(s) i get hold of...a couple in the works at present - hopefully..
By the way, my wife hates you after that speel....(I think she NOW knows I have another addiction at hand...he he he....
)May need some kydex sheaths though.....
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Glad to be of service!
And, uh, 'bout that wife thing.....
i'm still happily married;
(as long as she puts up with Busse knives, that is! Ha, Ha!)
Advice:
Give HER the Satin Jack LE; then she'll understand, with her own hands; Ah, nothing so perceptive as the touch of a woman...
Nuclear Greetings, from across the big pond, friend(s)...
(Plural, in case your wife ever forgives me! Ha! )
Climber Clif
And, uh, 'bout that wife thing.....
i'm still happily married;
(as long as she puts up with Busse knives, that is!
Ha, Ha!)Advice:
Give HER the Satin Jack LE; then she'll understand, with her own hands; Ah, nothing so perceptive as the touch of a woman...
Nuclear Greetings, from across the big pond, friend(s)...
(Plural, in case your wife ever forgives me! Ha!
)Climber Clif
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Plural accepted Mr. Climber....
We may not eat for a week, but, at least my husband will be happy - ha ha.
I do not know how to do one of those smiles so here is one =).
I don't hate you either, he just said that to get a bite.
Over and out - Mrs C.
PS - she's learning! and knows how to do smiles now! Guy
We may not eat for a week, but, at least my husband will be happy - ha ha.
I do not know how to do one of those smiles so here is one =).
I don't hate you either, he just said that to get a bite.
Over and out - Mrs C.
PS - she's learning! and knows how to do smiles now! Guy
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Cool!
i'm happy that both the "Mr. AND the Mrs C" are posting here: that's Great!!!
You'll find that here in Busse-Land, we are all just one big happy family! The forums are just an international way to "come home to the family hearth"; to tell a tale or two about our adventures of the day...
Truly: Welcome, & Enjoy!
Nuclear Powered,
Climber Clif
i'm happy that both the "Mr. AND the Mrs C" are posting here: that's Great!!!
You'll find that here in Busse-Land, we are all just one big happy family! The forums are just an international way to "come home to the family hearth"; to tell a tale or two about our adventures of the day...
Truly: Welcome, & Enjoy!
Nuclear Powered,
Climber Clif