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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Unsub] #138016 10/06/07 09:10 PM
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maybe a mora, definitely a nessie.

Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: din] #138017 10/06/07 10:02 PM
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I'd like to see what new steel Dan has found.. I'd like to think Dan left the micarta where it belongs in the dumpster! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

A yard mora could be good but not in sr77. An edc needs to be highly corrosion resistant- much more so than a chopper imho.


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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Paul the Brit'] #138018 10/06/07 10:03 PM
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I'm up for a D2 SS4.


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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Horn Dog] #138019 10/06/07 10:06 PM
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+1 (or ATS34, or 440C!!)


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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. #138021 10/06/07 11:13 PM
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I love 440C ,it is just as tough and has just as good as edge retention as D2 but with the best corrosion resistance of any knife steel. It also takes a wicked polish.


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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: rooikat] #138022 10/06/07 11:46 PM
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I'm fine with 1/4"+ stock on the big knives like the DF. However, I would like to see 3/16" stock on the smaller 4-5" knives. Something else that would be great on the smaller knives would be some distal taper (thinner at the point than at the hilt). I have a Cold Steel Carbon V Master Hunter and 3/16" stock with distal taper is ideal at this knife size. I haven't seen anything from the Busse family ground this way though.

Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Unsub] #138023 10/06/07 11:47 PM
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An SS4, or any SYKCO knife in 440C would be fine with me. With the Busse heat treat, it would be plenty tough and sharp. I kind of doubt that Busse would use such a "common" steel, but it would be a great steel for the climate I'm in.


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Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Horn Dog] #138024 10/07/07 02:30 PM
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Only when some unfortunate makes any statement even remotely critical of a Busse knife.
I'm sorry you think that way, but its just not true. Its this jaded view, and the reaction to a simple request to stay on topic that makes my mind up on one thing......

I'll see the more level headed Busse family fans on the other two forums..... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbdn.gif" alt="" />

Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: leatherHog] #138025 10/07/07 02:35 PM
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oy vey, guys, let's keep it mellow please.

Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: rooikat] #138026 10/07/07 10:16 PM
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I'm still waiting to get my first Scrap Yard, next Dog Father standard run. After that a standard Scrapper 6. I would prefer the knife line stay the way it is until I get caught up with the line. I was just talking to a man I met in a Sportsmans Warehouse this afternoon....he was looking at knives. He had never even heard of Scrap Yard Knives. IMHO there is still a good market for the current line.

Re: Nothing Wrong - but Need Variety. [Re: Rich_S] #138027 10/08/07 12:25 PM
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I'm fine with 1/4"+ stock on the big knives like the DF. However, I would like to see 3/16" stock on the smaller 4-5" knives. Something else that would be great on the smaller knives would be some distal taper (thinner at the point than at the hilt). I have a Cold Steel Carbon V Master Hunter and 3/16" stock with distal taper is ideal at this knife size. I haven't seen anything from the Busse family ground this way though.

I am pretty sure the old Bog Dog from Swamp Rat with a mudder Res C handle fit the bill. I was on their site awhile ago asking them to bring it back out with a Howling Rat LM or Ratmandu handle. A mudder handle over here at the Yard would be great too though. I don't really even care what the steel is because they won't make anything that isn't strong enough for everything I do.

+1 for Scrapper Mora
+1 for THIN, DM and Yardkeeper are both too thick for me.


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