What folders do other Busse fans carry?

Bravado said:
Here's a few of my beaters! A far cry from Ducci or Skunks collection but hey if I had their money........:D
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Sweet, but I don't see any TORK NVTRs! Too bad about that junker @ the top, but thanks for sharing.:rolleyes: ;) :D :thumbup:
 
i always have one of these (Large Regular Sebenza)

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sometimes one of these ( R.O. Easler custom slipjoints in stag)

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and usually a HAK or two.
 
Mostly I wear a BM 520 in S30V. Awesome, stout blade. Right now I have a BM 710 D2 with the brass and winewood scales. Nice heft. At work I have a BM 940Ti with the S30V. I love the S30V for folders. Not bad to sharpen, and man does it hold a great edge. My Rat Trap is waiting on some screws...

Cheers,
BJB :D
 
I carry a Benchmade 525

After the Busse folder comes out, I'll probably still carry a BM 525
 
Depending upon the situation:

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Benchmade at work (small, doesn't print on dress slacks), CRKT 21 when out in jeans and such, and the M16 is in the bag I pack along when I'm with my little ones.
 
I carry Combat Elite's titanium framed Rapid Response folder with the CPM-S30V blade. It is more ergonomic than my Sebenza's and holds an edge great! Fits your hand perfectly too.
 
bjjzak said:
I have a few. The main is a Microtech M-SOCOM, with back up provided by a Browning 440C clip point, a Spyderco VG10 Endura, a Kershaw Blur, a Cold Steel Custom Voyager, a SOG E-Z Out, plus a Leatherman Wave and a Swiss Army Camper to boot. Had a Cold Steel Recon in the mix as well, but sold it as it was just a bit too big to use around work, tended to freak out the civies.

Still waiting for the folding Busse.............................and waiting................................and waiting. (HINT!)
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Thanks to Troy, adding a Rat trap to the equation, plus a Boker SUBCOM. One big critter, one small critter.
 
Crafft said:
Here's a crappy pic of what I have. My clipless folders not included.

On the bottom row there's a Chinook II pe missing cause that one is in my pocket:D
Fav Spydies are: Chinook II, Lil' Temp
Fav Non Spydies At the moment): ZT0301, Subcom folder

My fav folder whithout clip at the moment is my Ontario Retribution I (Jerry Hossom).

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What's the one on the top-far right?
 
Cold Steels san mai folder, I do not know what model of CS it is. It is quite expensive too.
 
The knife top-far right is the Cold Steel Black Sable. It has San Mai III steel, a high polished blade (very nice actually) and a very strong back lock (locks like a vault).

I wanted to check out what the fuss was about on Cold Steel here on BF. I know a lot of people don't like the brand. When I saw this Black Sable when I visited my knifebro I was kind of amazed (positively) by the build quality!! So I snagged one on the internet. I confess I never cut anything with it so "I don't know nothing" about it's cutting qualities.
 
I like the ZT a lot. It's a top quality, high end, production folder. The Assisted Opening (AO) system works with confidence (moreso than with my Kershaw Offset). Be aware that some of the early production models do have a flaw: the back spacer touches the blade when the knife is closed (mismatched production tolerances). Kershaw should look into that. I'm not sure if this is solved allready. If you want to buy one new, just be sure to ask about this.
Mine had this flaw too and I solved it by scraping 1 mm off the inside of the backspacer. My sharpmaker took care of the rolled edge and now it's one heck of a fine folder! Very fine knife!!
 
The few times I'm not carrying my MrS, I carry my SK, but when I do carry a folder it's either a BM 732 or 551 or 556. Love that Axis lock.:thumbup:

Come to think of it, I haven't carried a folder in months:yawn:
 
TheGreatGonzo said:
Ok, I have to ask...
2nd row (starts with the Bokers), 6th from the left...
What is it?!?
Thanks,
Gonzo
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That would be the Kershaw E.T. (E.T. = External Toggle)
Winner of the 2005 Blade® Magazine award for the "Most Innovative American Design."
 
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