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 Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: Scrap Yard Knives]
#680
01/27/08 04:36 AM
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scrappy
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Many good questions here. I'll try to answer as many as I can.
Here are a few answers to your questions. Busse Knife Co. has used many steels in the past including D-2, A-2, 0-1, 440C, ATS-34, BG-42, 5160, etc. Pretty much every tool and cutlery grade steel out there. Jerry has always been a bit of a pack rat when it comes to steel and he has stockpiled quite a bit of it over the past 25 years. The SR-77 is just part of that stockpile.
Yes, you will be seeing SYKCO blades made from many different grades of steels from the Busse and Swamp Rat shops. We will be using most of the left over "drops" and other unused grades that are available from this stockpile.
Where are the knives made? Some of the work is done in Ohio and some of the work is done here in Texas.
Will we have regular stock? I doubt it. Releases of new models will be sporadic. Military orders will be given top priority as they are the primary focus of our line.
Team SYKCO Now I'm thoroughly confused. I thought the Scrapyard's would be identical to the new line of Swamp Rats except with SR77 steel and Res-C handles instead of SR101 steel and micarta handles. Many if not most will be identical in blade shape but the materials used will vary. Team SYKCO All Dogs read this quote carefully
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: scrappy]
#681
01/27/08 01:15 PM
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scrappy
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I said read it!!!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: scrappy]
#682
01/31/08 05:30 PM
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scrappy
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I am suprised I am the only one with intrest in scrao yard blades made in alot of different steel types. I was and still hope they will use all the steels listed above but I dought it will happen. they seem to have stuck with S7.
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: scrappy]
#683
01/31/08 05:38 PM
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WhichDawg
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It could happen scrappy, Scrapyard is still a pretty new company and I'm sure the boss has tons of idea's and plans for "Our" future! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: WhichDawg]
#684
01/31/08 05:44 PM
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Private Klink
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And Jerry supposedly has TONS of various steels he used to use! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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Good night Mrs. B, wherever you are!
Long Live the Brotherhood of the Yard!
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: scrappy]
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02/07/08 10:19 PM
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Horn Dog
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Many good questions here. I'll try to answer as many as I can.
Here are a few answers to your questions. Busse Knife Co. has used many steels in the past including D-2, A-2, 0-1, 440C, ATS-34, BG-42, 5160, etc. Pretty much every tool and cutlery grade steel out there. Jerry has always been a bit of a pack rat when it comes to steel and he has stockpiled quite a bit of it over the past 25 years. The SR-77 is just part of that stockpile.
Yes, you will be seeing SYKCO blades made from many different grades of steels from the Busse and Swamp Rat shops. We will be using most of the left over "drops" and other unused grades that are available from this stockpile.
Where are the knives made? Some of the work is done in Ohio and some of the work is done here in Texas.
Will we have regular stock? I doubt it. Releases of new models will be sporadic. Military orders will be given top priority as they are the primary focus of our line.
Team SYKCO Now I'm thoroughly confused. I thought the Scrapyard's would be identical to the new line of Swamp Rats except with SR77 steel and Res-C handles instead of SR101 steel and micarta handles. Many if not most will be identical in blade shape but the materials used will vary. Team SYKCO All Dogs read this quote carefully I can't believe I missed this. Great info!
Horned, dangerous, and off my medication.
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Re: Scrap Yard Company Question(s)
[Re: Horn Dog]
#686
02/11/08 08:46 PM
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Paul the Brit'
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JYD #3 Poor, but still dreaming of a sage and black SOD CG... 
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