I don't think anyone got a pick of it. From what I seen Jerry only showed it to a few people and they didn't have it long. I may have played with it for a minute flicking it open a few times. I seen another Busse folder Jerry had at Blade a few years ago and this model is different than that model.

You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's Busse folder.

I guess that I won't be missing the new Scrapyard knife if I don't pay attention for the next few days.

No, you won't miss out on anything, nothing going on with Scrapyard knives anytime soon I suspect.

I bought another rifle today. Between the two LWRC Individual Carbines and preban Sterling M6 ... That's $5650 that could have went into the Busse coffers, but went someplace with product to sell.

I know that sounds bitter, but seriously....if they're going to stop making SY & SR knives .... Post it here so their loyal customers can move on.

Otherwise, enough of the "two weeks" meme. It's tired. Be honest. I have a distinct feeling their well on their way to losing their fan base.

I went to blade once and there wasn't a single scrap for sell. Just rats and busse so I wasn't counting on any news. At least I am not dissapointed. I will continue to wait patiently.

Interesting... How does a business unit or division stay in business with nothing for sale for months at a time?!???

I think that Jerry Busse owns all three companies. His wife runs Swamp Rat and his brother runs Scrap Yard. This is speculation on my part, but I think that all the knives for Busse Combat, Swamp Rat, and Scrap Yard are made in the same shop by the same people. If there are more orders for Busse Combat knives, that takes away production from the other two companies. Because Scrap Yard is not a stand-alone company, lack of sales would not cause any problems. A limited number of Scrap Yard knives would work out because, although there would not be enough to sell on a store website, they can still be sold at a Ganzaa or at shows.

They may be busy with military / l.e. orders .

I think it is the lack of communication that is causing the frustration more than the slow release

Ah now that makes sense. If all the production capacity is shared too, then it works if nothing comes out of the Yard for extended periods. Thanks Ray!

I'm getting increasingly tempted by the Camp-Lore series from one of the other 'Tough' knife brands !