Whats the hardest thing you've put your Busse through

I started to take the top off a 50 gallon drum whith my NMSFNO
The knife did fine it was my hand that didn't keep up . The only damage was it
removed the finish off the tip .
 
Pallets, trees, steel plates, other knives, cinder blocks, 2x4s, 4x4s, a vise or two, you know all the usual things. And that was all while I was "Working".;)

What a great job.

Oh yeah I have an Active Duty that has cleaned and skinned 18 deer in the last few years and is still going.:thumbup:

And then one time I stuck a War Boar through my forearm. Not the hardest thing but by far the most painful.:grumpy: Oh well live and learn I guess.


Keep it up boys, beat em' like you stole em'. They love that sort of thing.


Garth
 
...though, I admit it may have been harder on me than the knives. :(
 
360joules said:
...though, I admit it may have been harder on me than the knives. :(
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Amen to that - I hate parting with knives. Even if it's one I am not completely in love with, it's so sad to see them go.

If I had children, I would sell them on the black market before I gave up INFI. Sadly, I have no kids, so the INFI must go... to pay for more INFI (and maybe some SR101 too ;) )
 
MustardMan said:
Amen to that - I hate parting with knives. Even if it's one I am not completely in love with, it's so sad to see them go.

If I had children, I would sell them on the black market before I gave up INFI. Sadly, I have no kids, so the INFI must go... to pay for more INFI (and maybe some SR101 too ;) )
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I've tried. No one wants to give up INFI for kids.:grumpy:
 
2nd hardest - chopping through that chain (yeah, I'm that guy).

But the hardest thing I've ever put it through - sending it back to the shop for work and being without my one and only Busse for "two weeks". Oh the HORROR.
 
DowntownDM said:
2nd hardest - chopping through that chain (yeah, I'm that guy).

But the hardest thing I've ever put it through - sending it back to the shop for work and being without my one and only Busse for "two weeks". Oh the HORROR.
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Too funny Downtown!! You will always be THAT GUY that cut the chain... In fact you're "that guy" that made me say,":eek:OK, I really need to take a closer look at these Busses." That thread was a true testament to Busse's quality.
 
din said:
I made a tactical PBJ with my SJTAC. still haven't been able to sharpen out all the dings from the extra-chunky peanut butter.
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You are a warrior.

I hit a very large river rock the first time I used my FFBM. I wasn't pleased.
 
So far, mines only been thru a few Douglas Fir Trees. :)

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Stabbed my RMD as hard as I could into hardwood (oak, I believe). It penetrated much better than I thought it would. Chipped a bit of the coating off, but that's all.

The only thing my GW has cut is arm hair. :eek: I'll have to fix that sometime.
 
Mostly just batoning alot, i was cutting big sticker bushes with my NMSFNO i swung really hard and went through the stock and hit a sharp rock full swing, it put a small nitch in the blade, i'm very proud of that nitch!
 
I split a yellowbox fencepost for firewood with my ASH1. Went though no worries. It even hit a couple of nails and cut right through them. Only came out with a couple of little 'teef'.

This isn't a shot of the job, but it's the knife. It's my fave!

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Lots of woods stuff... I think the hardest would be chopping through frozen mullet. Here is a pic of the knife back in its natural element after going through a few. Never even needed to be sharpened.

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Wow, I had no idea you tested the combat oriented blades in living humans.
"Hey Jerry, the blood grooves on this proto are not deep enough, I am still consci.. ... ...."


Garth Reckner said:
Pallets, trees, steel plates, other knives, cinder blocks, 2x4s, 4x4s, a vise or two, you know all the usual things. And that was all while I was "Working".;)

What a great job.

Oh yeah I have an Active Duty that has cleaned and skinned 18 deer in the last few years and is still going.:thumbup:

And then one time I stuck a War Boar through my forearm. Not the hardest thing but by far the most painful.:grumpy: Oh well live and learn I guess.


Keep it up boys, beat em' like you stole em'. They love that sort of thing.


Garth
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