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Andy,
I live on the Gulf coast and for years I have been using Corrosion X. Rods, reels, knives, guns, anything that will corrode or rust. Works for me.


I’ve been keeping an eye out for that, but haven’t seen it around here so far.

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Hmmm, I surprised no one mentioned it, Vegetable oil. I use this on my older kitchen knives that aren't stainless, and as yet, I haven't seen any rust or increase in the patina on the blade. Very food safe! LOL!

I know veggie oil can go rancid, but I’ve heard olive oil doesn’t. I thought of it, but again, messy and dust sticks to it.

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I asked for the pics of ALL your knives, not only busse family ones.
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I don’t have a pic of ALL of them. I always forget some stashed somewhere. Here’s some pics of ones I’ve taken in the past that are already in my photobucket account:

A lot of my fixed blades. I also have a Mora and Fiskars Pukko that I know isn’t in these, prob some other fixed blades too somewhere.
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My machetes
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Some of my SAKs
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Some folders – I have a lot more, I need to take a newer pic.
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Some of my older kitchen knives.
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BHK Patch Knife
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Bayonet
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Throwers
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Satin CS Recon Scout – Sold to buy more Rats
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CS – Kukri – Sold to buy Rats
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CS Push knife – Sold to buy Rats
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My plastic knives
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Fiskars/Gerber Hatchets and Axe.
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Some Craftsman multi-tools – I have 2-3 of each model shown, also some Leatherman’s not shown.
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And here’s a pic of my brother’s early Busse apprentice knife. Unfortunately he sold it several years ago. He bought it from the Busse table, and it came with the sheath and pliers.
[img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y209/andywayne/Knives/busse1.jpg[/img]

I need to take some more pics of some knives not shown. I also have a bunch of good kitchen knives by Victorinox, Case, Chicago Cutlery, Henckels, etc.

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That is a great collection! Maybe you will be able to replace your Scrapper 6's.

Oh! Oh! Woo-hoo! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

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I have used mineral oil and RenWax, but I want to try something new. I have heard good things about the Sentry Solutions products so post your experiences when you get that Tuf-cloth Andy.

Will do.

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Really? Just one? My SHORT list of knives I have to get because I can't live without them currently has about 15. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />

Well, you tell the family you just need one more. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

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Andy,how do you decide which one to take out into the bush with you?

Well, I don’t get to the woods much, but if I’m doing yard work/fire making, my fav combo is the DFLE and DM. I use the DFLE for the big stuff, and the DM for splitting smaller stuff. I’ve only used my CT a couple times, and I’ve owned my RW & CW for months, and still haven’t used them yet! The smaller ones are nice to give me variety for EDC choices. It’s nice to have so many nice models to choose from. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

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