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  1. #11
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    No problem. I'll tell a little story about how ridiculously tough Busse's are.

    I met Jerry Busse a very long time ago. At one of the Blade shows late evening after the show we are all sitting in front of the Hotel near the Fountain drinking scotch and smoking cigars and Jerry tells the story of the day he received a broken knife for warranty replacement. He opens the box and he can hardly recognize what it is because it is all smashed up like someone hit it for 30 minutes with a jackhammer. Well he did recognize it as an original production Straight Handle Battle Mistress. So he calls the owner of the knife and talks to him and says that he will replace the knife, however, he wishes to know what exactly the guy did to the knife to leave it looking so horrible but still in one piece. The guys says that he was having a party at his house(you can see where this is going) and he was telling his friends how the battlemistress is the toughest knife on the planet. His friends don't believe him so after some drinking he tells them that he is going to replace his concrete driveway since it is very old. So he tells his friends, "lets go outside and break up the concrete with the knife and a sledge hammer." So they go outside and the proceed to break the entire concrete driveway with the sledge hammer hammering the knife into the concrete. They were successful. At the cost of one battlemistress that was covered by the warranty. I told Jerry I would not have covered that kind of stupidity, but he said the warranty was unconditional.

    Then there is the guy that threw his straight handle battlemistress into a wood chipper and stopped it. No damage to the knife. After watching that video above, these stories are believable.

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    Paper Hunter Mountain Man's Avatar
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    They are good companies. For more affordable blades look at the sister companies SwampRat and Scrapyard. The Biggets problem is Busse and Busse-Kin are additive. Darned good knives though.

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    Like Hanes underwear, I'm tagless
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    I couldn't have guns when I worked in Kuwait (2000 - 2002) so I bought knives. At the time I had one of every Busse knife. Today I checked them out on ebay. One seller has two knives that I have, a battle mistress for $1000 and a natural outlaw for $900. I must have at least $6000 worth of Busse's sitting in a foot locker in storage.

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    Default Just ordered a Busse....

    What do you currently have? I've been looking for a smaller model lately

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    Default Just ordered a Busse....

    Just ordered another one.... Crapp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mountain Man View Post
    They are good companies. For more affordable blades look at the sister companies SwampRat and Scrapyard. The Biggets problem is Busse and Busse-Kin are additive. Darned good knives though.

    I was organizing drawers in the garage and came across 2 Scrapyard Regulators (Busse-Kin) I purchased back in 2009. These knives are made like tanks, and like all Busse-Kin blades they come with a lifetime guarantee against the knife, not just for the original owner.

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  7. #17
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    Very cool. I want one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jherexx View Post
    I was organizing drawers in the garage and came across 2 Scrapyard Regulators (Busse-Kin) I purchased back in 2009. These knives are made like tanks, and like all Busse-Kin blades they come with a lifetime guarantee against the knife, not just for the original owner.

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    Am I the only one who was excited to see this knife in the newest "Resident Evil" movie? I must have hit the rewind button ten times trying to see if really was a Scrapyard Regulator.

    It is! lol...

    Nice knives. I want one bad.

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    Wow the blue handles are sick! Nice knife. You ordered another one? Already?

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