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Well, there are plenty of photos around.. But this is the First Video I think..
In this video I wanted to compare it to my Fehrman Last Chance, because they are almost identical weight, thickness, blade edge length..
Both Great Knives. The Busse Wins out for Handle Comfort on this one.
Hope you like the video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQN9_JNi7WQ
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I Just wanted to add, That when looking at how well any knife performs, you cant just take an arbitrary test and try cutting slicing etc, and measure it against another knife.. You need to look at the whole package and the audience the knife is built for..
This is the SAR4.. to me in NZ Search & Rescue means a specific type of team. And the Busse to me seems like the EXACT blade I'd want in S&R. Here.. S&R only happens when someone elses life is at stake.. its not about bush craft, or liviing of the land, or going camping for a month.. Its about getting in the truck, or plane or Helicopter and rushing to an emergency.. A Man trapped in a car, sinking in a lake, Lost in the woods, stuck in a snow drift.. etc etc.. This is a case where you don't want to say.. My knife is just a cutting tool, don't use it for anything else. In SAR, the key is to save a life, and the knife is just a tool, Smash it, Break it.. Abuse it.. whatever to save that life..
The SAR4 is perfect for this.. Massively Overbuilt, it will be able to prybar things open.. Massive handle can smash in car windows, force open jammed doors... possibly wedge up a log.. etc etc.. In SAR, Cutting may not be the primary objective, compared to Stabbing, forcing , and moving stuff. That huge handle means you wont slip when doing all these insane things in the heat of the moment to Rescue someone.. A little handle might seem more appropriate.. but I imagine using this blade in how I perceive its design.. and Damn me but its perfect.. And on the off chance that as a SAR team member you yourself get lost, or stranded, then it is still a damn fine knife for bushcraft etc as a secondary purpose..
I LOVE THIS TANK of a KNIFE!
In this video I wanted to compare it to my Fehrman Last Chance, because they are almost identical weight, thickness, blade edge length..
Both Great Knives. The Busse Wins out for Handle Comfort on this one.
Hope you like the video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQN9_JNi7WQ
More Information
I Just wanted to add, That when looking at how well any knife performs, you cant just take an arbitrary test and try cutting slicing etc, and measure it against another knife.. You need to look at the whole package and the audience the knife is built for..
This is the SAR4.. to me in NZ Search & Rescue means a specific type of team. And the Busse to me seems like the EXACT blade I'd want in S&R. Here.. S&R only happens when someone elses life is at stake.. its not about bush craft, or liviing of the land, or going camping for a month.. Its about getting in the truck, or plane or Helicopter and rushing to an emergency.. A Man trapped in a car, sinking in a lake, Lost in the woods, stuck in a snow drift.. etc etc.. This is a case where you don't want to say.. My knife is just a cutting tool, don't use it for anything else. In SAR, the key is to save a life, and the knife is just a tool, Smash it, Break it.. Abuse it.. whatever to save that life..
The SAR4 is perfect for this.. Massively Overbuilt, it will be able to prybar things open.. Massive handle can smash in car windows, force open jammed doors... possibly wedge up a log.. etc etc.. In SAR, Cutting may not be the primary objective, compared to Stabbing, forcing , and moving stuff. That huge handle means you wont slip when doing all these insane things in the heat of the moment to Rescue someone.. A little handle might seem more appropriate.. but I imagine using this blade in how I perceive its design.. and Damn me but its perfect.. And on the off chance that as a SAR team member you yourself get lost, or stranded, then it is still a damn fine knife for bushcraft etc as a secondary purpose..
I LOVE THIS TANK of a KNIFE!
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