Why isn't the Game Warden a Production blade?

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What??? two sets of smoggers too many??? They are my favorite... I originally got the 2nd set as a gift to someone... they didn't react to my set as I thought they would... so I figured I would keep them for one day down the road, long after GWs are no longer available, and see what they may bring in trade.


Or sell the for one million dollars! :D :D :D


What I posted has nothing to do with how many knives anyone buys or doesn't buy. I just needed to fill the space with something because what I was going to say had been said and I couldn't delete the box.

OK????

I wasn't addressing anyone here. It was about me just all about me, me, me .
 
I personally have one and it's the only one that I'll ever buy even though I requested this exact style of knife about 6 months ago in a thread I still think you only need one of each configuration. On the other hand I feel sorry for the guy who may be new to Busse knives and who could only afford like $200.00 for a knife but can't get one because some people choose to purchase more than like one or two of each configuration at a time!

I'm with Bravadoink on this one. I personally would rather have different types instead of different finishes. Of the twenty-odd Busse knives I own, I only have one set of two (Original Satin Jacks), or maybe two if you consider the ABA and CPABA to be a pair. I used to have several doubles, but they got traded off this summer for other stuff (not all Busse, sue me).

But that's just my personal preference. If it floats your boat, go for it. I don't mind.

Rick - eschewing duplication
 
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:eek: What??? :confused: :confused:

I guess its a matter of how bad you want something. :D

So... why do some buy so many??? ummmmm... THATS WHAT HOGS DO! :D

I can't say it any better than was already said... ROCK ON JERRY, SKUNK, AMY-O, GARTH, AND EVERYONE ELSE!!!!!

Don't change a thing... It works... and it just plain FUN!!! :thumbup:

I like this cool pic!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: Rock on!
Jaxx:cool:
 
I'm all for hoggery, but it'd sure be nice to get a chance at a GW.

The nanoseconds they last on the BCS site, and the fact that outside of work I have a life that isn't attached to a computer; compound my dissatisfaction. If it wasn't for the Liliputiganza, I would still be Warden-less as I've never seen one at BCS - even on nights when they've been there I always seem to find out too late.

Sometimes, seeing someone brag about huge hauls rubs me the wrong way. Especially when I see the same person in the Exchange selling at a markup not even 2 weeks after the sale. Jaxx, buddy, you get a lot of flak for your haul; but I am not thinking of you when I say this.

Not everyone who buys Busse is a collector. I buy users. Buying a +$200 knife doesn't come easily for me. I was hit for almost $800 this month between the Buffalo Warden and the CGFBM; and it's going to be a few more months before I can buy another knife. More than one of any specific model blade just isn't in my budget. My point in this is that it's frustrating to want an "available" blade and yet it's gone in a heartbeat to a few who buy specifically for resale.

Do I want anything to change? Not necessarily - the thrill of the chase is exciting with Busse. At the same time, it'd be nice for so-called "in-production" blades to be a bit more available to everyone (CGFBM, War Boar, AK-47) than just the few who seem to get repeatedly lucky.

Heck, the first GW was the LE, why do the rest disappear just as quick?
 
i'm a sucker for collecting all models and the different color combos IF limited.

sooooo, i try to buy one of every model, AND if it's a special or limited edition i try to collect the whole set.

the game warden's colors are limited as garth has ordered in colors just for this blade and each color combination is limited and won't be run for the warden again.

the idea behind the warden was to create an edc user with both a killer price for a busse and also provide a limited edition series for the collector.

sooooo.... what ever blows yur skirt up! :D
 
i'm a sucker for collecting all models and the different color combos IF limited.

sooooo, i try to buy one of every model, AND if it's a special or limited edition i try to collect the whole set.

the game warden's colors are limited as garth has ordered in colors just for this blade and each color combination is limited and won't be run for the warden again.

the idea behind the warden was to create an edc user with both a killer price for a busse and also provide a limited edition series for the collector.

sooooo.... what ever blows yur skirt up! :D

I'm with ya brother, but how many people are going to be able to get one if 5 joe blows buy 25 at one time?
 
I agree with some of the points made here. Personally I find myself more peeved about not snagging a knife at the Store.

Yeah, I know, life isn't always fair. That said, the store could be made more fair by limiting the number available to people and allow more "spreading the wealth" instead of giving the virtual keys to the store to a few people that are able to F5.

Think about it a bit. More people would be able to enjoy Jerry's wares, in spite of a still fairly limited number out on the market. Plus, more of the knives would likely be users, instead of sitting with a half-dozen or so other drawer queens. With a reasonable limit per order or customer, there would still be plenty on secondary markets, with perhaps higher premiums because a higher percentage are being kept.

Or another idea. Make a "standard" run from Busse Combat. One blade thickness, one or maybe two handle colors/materials. An actual "standard". Think Hank Ford. Anything you want, as long as it's (whatever). People that desparately want a GW could order one from BCK and wait the regular several months, but be assured that they'd at least be able to get one, and without secondary market markups.

Other variations in handle styles, materials, and colors could still be available through the Store. Business as usual, first come, first served, get them while they last, with a reasonable limit per order or customer. There'd still be a secondary market, too.

More happy little piglets and hogs. Jerry has a thriving market, more toys in people's hands, and his fanbase and customer base grows.

Like any of that would ever happen though, huh..? :confused:
 
waaa whaaa
watch the secondary market if you missed out...
you know what they say about how a cookie crumbles..
sometimes the hunt is the most important part
 
sometimes the hunt is the most important part
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I just scored my first infi tonight ( two orange ). I think your right about the hunt being the most important part, I missed them the first time they were released. I just redoubled my efforts and changed my stratagey. I think it's fun
acquiring infi this way. It has given me a real sense of accomplishment when I
finally put some in my basket:) .
 
I think that Busse INFI is meant to be used, and not just sit in a drawer with a handfull of the exact same blade. The Game Warden is the perfect EDC user sized blade. Just about everyone can carry one comfortably every day without attracting too much attention. My point in this thread was that this knife should be available to everyone on a regular, predictable supply chain so that they can have a top quality EDC fixed blade. I just bothers me when the markup on the secondary market is so high, when people seem to buy multiples strictly for resale and for use as bartering chips. BTW, I have 4 Wardens so the the secondary market, as well as the Company Store, have worked well for me, I'm just saying that the knife would make a really really great regular Busse Combat offering.
 
waaa whaaa
watch the secondary market if you missed out...
you know what they say about how a cookie crumbles..
sometimes the hunt is the most important part

Exactly:thumbup: And the piglets scarf up the crumbs! ;) Anything on the floor is MINE! Oops...that's the scrapyard dog comin' out :)
 
I have no problem with anyone buying up large quantity of a knives they like. I also don't think there should be limits placed on ordering.

However, I don't think it very honorable to buy with the sole intenton of immediately selling them. If you store them for a year and then sell, well, that's one thing and ok maybe. But to immediately turnaround and resell them to me is just stock market trading and is not the spirit of the Hogs I know. Hog's that I respect do not buy quantities to immediately resell. They buy them because that is what they like. When these true hogs resell they do so and reasonable prices and it was never to make money. If you buy 20 different combos of GW's I think that is cool, because you like collecting them and there is nothing wrong with that.

It is no big secret here that I like SHBM's. I do not buy them to make money off of them. And I have not sold many and when I did, only to another SHBM fanatic like me. I have passed up SHSH's and SHBA's many times, that I could have purchased just because they are not for me and I figure someone who is into them more will like them.

If I had found that 9 inch SH1, there is no doubt in my mind that Ducci or Mulder would have gotten it from me as I have no interest in it. I know what I want and that is what I get.

Lately, I see a lot of stock market type byers in this forum and it's all happened in the last year or so. The guys that have been in this forum for over 2-3 years are not interested in stock market tactics more of the real spirit of what Busse knives are all about.
 
I have no problem with anyone buying up large quantity of a knives they like. I also don't think there should be limits placed on ordering.

However, I don't think it very honorable to buy with the sole intenton of immediately selling them. If you store them for a year and then sell, well, that's one thing and ok maybe. But to immediately turnaround and resell them to me is just stock market trading and is not the spirit of the Hogs I know. Hog's that I respect do not buy quantities to immediately resell. They buy them because that is what they like. When these true hogs resell they do so and reasonable prices and it was never to make money. If you buy 20 different combos of GW's I think that is cool, because you like collecting them and there is nothing wrong with that.

It is no big secret here that I like SHBM's. I do not buy them to make money off of them. And I have not sold many and when I did, only to another SHBM fanatic like me. I have passed up SHSH's and SHBA's many times, that I could have purchased just because they are not for me and I figure someone who is into them more will like them.

If I had found that 9 inch SH1, there is no doubt in my mind that Ducci or Mulder would have gotten it from me as I have no interest in it. I know what I want and that is what I get.

Lately, I see a lot of stock market type byers in this forum and it's all happened in the last year or so. The guys that have been in this forum for over 2-3 years are not interested in stock market tactics more of the real spirit of what Busse knives are all about.


Good points! And lately there has been a lot of noobs around here that do seem to be planing some "stock trading" I mean why else would someone buy a huge quantity of one particular blade at one time?:rolleyes:
 
The bottom line is that I'm pretty sure that Porkerson has something to do with this. . . I'm just not sure what it is yet!!!. . . . .Still, I feel fairly comfortable in stating publicly, without fear of reprisal, that. . .

I BLAME PORKERSON!!!!! . . . . and so should you!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D :thumbup:
 
Maybe it's marketing. If there are too many GWs demand might decrease.That is why people buy multiples to sell for more.Or maybe, they just can;t make enough! I want one!!Just one !
 
Maybe it's marketing. If there are too many GWs demand might decrease.That is why people buy multiples to sell for more.Or maybe, they just can;t make enough! I want one!!Just one !


I feel for ya brother, and I wish I could help you out.:(
 
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