The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
The knife looks pretty thin in the last photo, it might be a BAD. While the BAD was advertised as .125" thick, two that I sold were .135" & .137" thick. If you have access to calipers, measure it and hopefully it will answer the question. Cool knife!If you are lucky, it might be a custom BAD (with the higher hardness INFI) my favorite small Busse
BUSSE ACTIVE DUTY
Pink & Black G10 / Satin Blade: $300 SOLD
As promised in the title; a PINK AD! Bought this for the better half to try and pry the old Game Warden away from her. She didn't fall for it. I'm not man enough to tote this bad girl around so away it goes. Perfect for the lady that has almost everything.
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The knife looks pretty thin in the last photo, it might be a BAD. While the BAD was advertised as .125" thick, two that I sold were .135" & .137" thick. If you have access to calipers, measure it and hopefully it will answer the question. Cool knife!![]()
Very cool!I found some more paperwork, and it says it was a Boney Active Duty.
I just measured it, and I get exactly 0.150" thick.
By the way, thank all of you for helping me get a handle on this.
By the way, how do I tell Active Duty from Boney Active Duty?
In other words, the BAD's distal taper is much more gradual than the taper on the regular AD, and this can be seen on the spine shot in the link that JTT provided. Either way, it's a nice knife!By the way, how do I tell Active Duty from Boney Active Duty?
The "Boney" AD's are NOT .150" they are .125-.130 if yours is in fact .150 you have a regular AD and the Combat Grade were up to .187 (3/16") thick material...When you say Definitely your information does not correspond with what was produced and sold as BAD's...Mine's definitely a Boney Active Duty, then. But oddly it has the regular Active Duty thickness.
Thank you again, everyone. I'm going to be putting it up for sale, and you've saved me from committing some egregious errors in the description and even the name.
Yes...it has the Regular .150 taper which is Active Duty...The "Combat Grade" had the Chunky Spine all the way to the Tip. To sum it up the Regular and Boney were of similar Distal Taper the difference was the Boney at .125" and Regular at .150" stock.So it has the taper of the Boney Active Duty but the 0.150" thickness of the regular Active Duty.
THANK YOU! It takes a while to hammer knowledge into a wooden head, but eventually it gets through.To sum it up the Regular and Boney were of similar Distal Taper the difference was the Boney at .125" and Regular at .150" stock.
THANK YOU! It takes a while to hammer knowledge into a wooden head, but eventually it gets through.