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Vote for Best Busse of ALL TIME
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I'm going to have to go with the 2006 Induction Blade. Just got it in the mail today and this baby is SWEET!!! Thanks Jerry :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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I'm not a hog with a huge drawer of queens to choose from, so I'll have to say that the best Busse is the one most likely to have with you all the time. That, IMO, means a reasonable size that easily facilitates carrying it.
So, my choice would be the Active Duty. Unless I can scrounge up a Game Warden one day to try to change my mind, the AD is either typically with me or in the tool kit in the car.
So, my choice would be the Active Duty. Unless I can scrounge up a Game Warden one day to try to change my mind, the AD is either typically with me or in the tool kit in the car.
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no such knifeSNAFU said:SOUL-1
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Skunk! You're such a..Skunk! Love those blades.
My vote is the FSH. I ordered a FSH as soon as I saw it at Blade '02. After a 3 year wait and an upgrade to a HOFSH it was exactly what I imagined. The only thing that comes close, very close, is the Mr. Mofo LE. I wish I had handled some of the earlier blades so that I could make a case for them. After carrying the HD for several months it could get up there for most useful in daily chores.
My vote is the FSH. I ordered a FSH as soon as I saw it at Blade '02. After a 3 year wait and an upgrade to a HOFSH it was exactly what I imagined. The only thing that comes close, very close, is the Mr. Mofo LE. I wish I had handled some of the earlier blades so that I could make a case for them. After carrying the HD for several months it could get up there for most useful in daily chores.
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or like this?
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Raden said:Here's my favorite... the very first Custom Active Duty... done by the master himself
i hated the choil on that knife... (i dont think mine was that specific one, but it was one of the 3). i always managed to snag on the plastic wrappers at work every single time i tried to cut them. near the end i started pinching the blade at the choil in order to avoid it, at wich point i figured i needed to sell it and find something that suited me better.
it would have been bueatiful without it....
production wise, i havent handled the moab yet so i dont know what that is like in use. from what i've handled, im going to have to go with the standard satin jack tac. that thing is just the good in every respect, its thin enough to be a edc cutter, thick enough to pry with, long enough to get good solid slices without having to deal to much with the choil, solid secure grip. and it looks stunning.
i wish i had bought 3 instead of 1
.... would like to give one to my brother. (edited, now that i look several are available 
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