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Busse Hell Razor

Busse Hell Razor OD Green black micarta handle wallpaper (Photo:ken44 - bladeforums)

Knife Collectors Org. Review:

The Busse Hell Razor is a mid-sized knife from Busse that has quite a distinctive design from the standard Busse line. There were 3 versions of the Hell Razor produced - the stock version, a sterile black crinkle coat version, and a competition finish version (see production dates below). The upper swedge of the Hell Razor is the most striking feature of this knife, designed for ease of penetration and to most it comes across as an aggressive fighter.

It is the first Busse standard model in years to be offered with a swedge, or a false top edge. Thankfully (for most people), the upper swedge of the knife is not sharpened, if not it may be classified as a dagger in some countries and hence may be illegal to own. The blade is not too long and this gives the user good control when used for more delicate tasks. this knife also features Busse's "Corrugated Bevel Technology" (CBT), which promises to reduce drag when used for chopping and other tasks. Many have commented that the Hell Razor has a good balance, size and weight. 

Some prefer the other knives from Busse (eg. SJTAC, BATAC) because the Hell Razor has a longer blade length of 7", which makes the knife heavier on the whole. Additionally, the swedge on the top of the knife may make it difficult for batoning as it can be sharp and break the branch you are using to baton.

It is also mentioned in March 2006 Blade Magazine: 'Get in the Tactical Fixed Blade Zone - Can you feel the power of the newest, hottest break-out tactical fixed blades' by Joe Kertzman.

Overall, the Busse Hell Razor is a good mid-sized knife that has a good-looking and unique design, and can handle chopping tasks well.

Editor's Rating: 8.5/10

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Specifications:

Blade Length: 7" x .187"

Length Closed: -NA-

Overall length: 9.5"

Blade Steel: Busse INFI Steel

Blade hardness: Rc. 58-60

Blade Finish: Coated (Black, Tan, Urban Grey, Green. Optional [+$35]: Desert or Jungle or Urban Shadow Camo)

Weight: 14 oz.

Edge: Plain

Lock Type: -NA-

Carry System: -NA-

Handle Material: Black or Tan Canvas Micarta, or Black Paper Micarta

Knife Type: Fixed Blade

Country of origin: USA

Part #: -NA-

Rarity Details:

Production Status: Discontinued

Last Known MSRP:  Premium Member Content (see FAQs)

Current Estimated Price: Premium Member Content

Production dates: Premium Member Content

Production numbers: -unknown-

Limited run?: Yes

Other things of interest: Different versions were produced (see review above)

Rarity Index: 7.5/10 (10 being the most rare)

Rarity index scale (1 to 10, 10 being the most rare):

1 - Very common; easily available on ebay, google product search and almost every knife selling website. Spammed with at least 10+ listings on ebay.

3 - Has been around for at least 2 years and are selling reasonably well, with retailers favouring other newer models over this knife.

5 - Knives that are on the borderline of being discontinued or have been discontinued for less than 6 months

6 - Products from 6 onwards are either discontinued or limited edition.

7 - Discontinued knives that pop up once every few months on the "For Sale" part of forums or on ebay. Still can be found at a few online shops though.

8 - Knives that need lots of researching to find. Not available anymore in online knife shops and pop up (if you're lucky) >4 months for one at a time.

9 - Knives holding this rarity are the shadowy kind. You can't find any information on them at all (not even from online knife shops that have not taken down that knife's product page). If you see one for sale grab at all cost.

10 - The rarest of all knives. If you hadn't been here you wouldn't even have known that it existed. Should you have one of these you better lock it up in a triple-combination safe and treat it like a family heirloom...


Product Description:

The Hell Razor is one of the meanest models to ever escape the Busse Combat Shop!

This pic clearly shows our patent pending Corrugated Bevel Technology (CBT).

The corrugated bevel not only greatly strengthens the blade but reduces the overall weight of the blade while reducing the cutting friction along the entire height of the bevel.

 

Image Gallery:

  • Busse Hell Razor nuclear bowie variant pumpkin orange (Photo:jaxx - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Gladius nuclear full view (Photo:jparanee - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor size vs BATAC (Photo:foxyrick - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor outdoors with log (Photo:tree_herder_v - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor camping chopping log (Photo:tree_herder_v - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor before batoning log (Photo:tree_herder_v - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor use inside batoned log (Photo:tree_herder_v - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor snakeskin with fish (Photo:valleytinworks - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor snakeskin among fish (Photo:valleytinworks - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor green grey sage 4 knives (Photo:liu_kang - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Tan Camo finish (Photo:infi&beyond - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor sterile black crinkle coat front (Photo: Ken Lunde, lundestudio.com, used with permission)
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  • Busse Hell Razor sterile black crinkle coat back (Photo: Ken Lunde, lundestudio.com, used with permission)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Desert Tan front (Photo: Ken Lunde, lundestudio.com, used with permission)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Desert Tan back (Photo: Ken Lunde, lundestudio.com, used with permission)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Sterile Knob Creek 2006 (Photo:gmgreen - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Competition Finish full view (Photo:armyof1 - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Competition Finish (Photo:12bravo - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor swedge visible 45 deg (Photo:centerfinger - jerzeedevilforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Tan Magnum Handles Tang (Photo:paddlingman - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green black micarta handle wallpaper (Photo:ken44 - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Grey magnum handles (Photo:crafft - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor convex mirror edge (Photo:justabuyer - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Sage on lobster cage (Photo:bookem - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Sage in wood harbour (Photo:bookem - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green blade lines (Photo:70chevelless - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green horizontal (Photo:70chevelless - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green right view (Photo:70chevelless - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green Handle close (Photo:70chevelless - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor OD Green Handle closeup (Photo:70chevelless - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Arctic White (Photo:gofastalot - bladeforums)
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  • Busse Hell Razor Sage Ganza (Photo:ksjumpmd - bladeforums)
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