What do you cheat on your Busse with?

[luethge]

 

[Stump Buster]

Mmmmmm Wenger blades!!!

 

[ScoMa]

Mmmmmm Wenger blades!!!

I was thinking “Mmmmm Calzone”

 

[unwisefool]

 

[JayMT]

Before I was a Busse Boy, Beckers were financially a good option seeing as I could get them locally and not ship them half way across the world. The Bk9 and ASH2 are just too similar, it scares me

https://imgur.com/VcDa3RC

RAD + BK16

https://imgur.com/JZxnEUJ

ASH2 + BK9

https://imgur.com/0g5GnBJ

 

[Alone]

I know I'll be burned in effigy for posting this. But, I'm probably cheating on this blade with a Busse...







I've also been known to rock a Becker or (*discontinued) Ontario on occasion...










*Supposedly, if you track the "Jerry Busse ---> Justin Gingrich (*"Ranger Knives") ---> Ontario Knife Company" thing, this little mass-produced RD-9 ^^^ may have a wee bit of Busse DNA.

 

[TENTEX]

 

[JACKMANDU]

I think it’s gone beyond cheating

 

[ironwagon]

 

[coolbreezy37]

https://flic.kr/p/2n4rAUR

 

[Uxi]

ZT0350 folder is my daily. Have a couple Ka-bars from my days in the USMC and have a soft spot for some old school Cold Steel Carbon V.

I want a Mistress and a TTKZ pretty bad, though.

 

[luethge]

Well loved Winkler and a Couple of soon to be well loved, loved Gossman’s. That Tusker 7 cuts meat like a laser beam! It’s excellent for cutting Cardboard and fabric as well - too much fun.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

I made some awesome jalapeno poppers yesterday.

does that count?

 

[AriesTheCam]

Dawson Big Bear in Magnacut X2.
Blue & Black G10 with the "Spectre" finish (silver and black), and a White & Black G10 with the "Arizona Copper" (hope that one's obvious) finish.

They clear cerakote these after they apply the finish.
Also these guys do a mean heat treat.
They've been at it since the 70's as well. Family thing. I believe the son and granddaughter are maker's there as well.

Wanna get one of their swords soon.. they're pricey though.

https://imgur.com/a/4MFe4JT

 

[luethge]

Knives that get the most use. Left to right.

Flat Rock Forge 80crv2 steel
Dry Creek Forge 8670 steel
Kim Breed 80crv2 steel
Joey Roman 1095 steel

I think 3.75 to 5 inch blades are the sweet spot for daily tasks.

 

[cobrajet]

Dawson Big Bear in Magnacut X2.
Blue & Black G10 with the "Spectre" finish (silver and black), and a White & Black G10 with the "Arozona Copper" (hope that one's obvious) finish.

They clear cerakote these after they apply the finish.
Also these guys do a mean heat treat.
They've been at it since the 70's as well. Family thing. I believe the son and granddaughter are maker's there as well.

Wanna get one of their swords soon.. they're pricey though.

https://imgur.com/a/4MFe4JT

What is the purpose of the jimping on the backside of the choil? It seems it would chew up your finger.

 

[AriesTheCam]

I thought that too.

In use it really just hooks your hand in better and gives a more secure grip. I haven't had any issues so far.

They've been getting pretty regular use. Haven't tried chopping anything yet though.. so no idea there. From normal use I don't thing it would be a problem though.

What is the purpose of the jimping on the backside of the choil? It seems it would chew up your finger.

 

[Bobthebrewer]

So it starts with a Busse and finishes with one but there’s lots of nice stuff in between

 

[luethge]

So it starts with a Busse and finishes with one but there’s lots of nice stuff in between

Bradford
Tendick
Carothers
And a sidekick

I’ll assume you like 3V. Good stuff.

 

[ScoMa]

Guns