Triple Ground Outlaw Variant !!!! OUCH !!! Very Sharp (cool pics)

[Jerry Busse]

1/4" thick INFI. . . Triple Ground. . .. SnakeSkin Micarta Handle. . . Silver and Black Finish. . . Flying Handle. . . . SHAZAAAAM!!!! This thing bit me twice and then went after the camera when I was trying to take its picture. . . . It has a very bad disposition.

 

[Jerry Busse]

Side shot of the triple tip.

 

[Jerry Busse]

Here's the tip from the top. . .

 

[tknife]

I like this one the best so far. I want to go out and use something like that.

 

[Eric Isaacson]

Jerry,
I have to say this is probably the nicest NO variant I've seen.

Very nice

 

[Bravado]

Sweet knife, OK how much?

 

[Jerry Busse]

The Triple Ground Outlaw Variant is $497.00

 

[Andrew Lynch]

Ouch is right! It's very bowie-ish IMO. I like the handle too. Very cool

Forgot to add, GREAT PICS!

 

[contender]

I have been deluged with emails on this one guys and I understand why - it is one of my personal favorites and will find itself in my permanent collection !

If I do not answer your emails tonight I will get back to you tomorrow.

THIS ONE IS HOT !!!

Marc
marc@bussecombat.com

 

[armsraised]

How can I get one of these? Seriously, I don't own any and don't know anything about them. But I want to know that knife!

 

[Eric Isaacson]

Originally posted by armsraised
How can I get one of these? Seriously, I don't own any and don't know anything about them. But I want to know that knife!

Armsraised,
Send Marc an email he'll get you set up. His email address is marc@bussecombat.com

 

[AntDog]

That is an awesome NO! Can I send in my NO to be ground with the same type of false edge? The snakeskin handles aren't really necessary, but I would really like to have my NO ground like that!

How much would it cost to have something like that done?

 

[contender]

You would be better off selling your NO (if you could consider such a thing!) and buying the Variant.

The reason for that is a combination of difficulty, cost and timing. It would take a long time because Jerry does the Variants and Customs and it would be considered a custom so you may have a wait of 12 mos or so.

Anyway, let me know if I can help in any way.

Marc
marc@bussecombat.com

 

[Jerry Busse]

Likewise, we prefer to do all of our grinding before heat-treating. We do as little grinding as possible after a blade has been hardened. . .particularly when the blade is coated.

 

[AntDog]

Wow, 12 months wait?! I think I'll keep my NO as it is.