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Heh it's all good fun for me too. In reality run what ya brung and how a individual is capable of maintaining their saw of choice is gonna play alot larger role in performance than any difference by brand.:) All things equal though I'll stick with my Stihls. Lol

Would that be the same tone that your posts in this thread have?:P :lol:

I've owned both and the 361 is far smoother imo. And I will concede the point on the caps, pos caps.

Ahh so that's right I was thinking of the 371 which if memory serves correctly now replaced the 272? I could be wrong on that, but what I do remember was running 272's and then buying a 46. Can you say blown away by the difference. Heh Stump ever replace any of the air filter cover clips on...

Hmmm Stumper, As far as I can recall Stihl was first to the table with a handlebar that was actually large enough to be comfortable to grip. First with a side adjuster for the chain tension instead of down in the dogs, first to have a air filter cover that could be removed without tools, first...

My point had been that when the 372 came out it was a blatant rip off of alot of Stihl features at the time in rebuttal to Hornett22's statement that Stihl had stolen features off the 372. Do y'all remember the previous to that generation of Husky's? Can you say heli coil and numb hands? I'll...

What? Imo the 372 was a huge copy of alot of the already available features on a Stihl at the time it came out. It was to get Husky back into the market because their saws were rattling apart so badly it was ridiculous.

So I'm the only immature one here then?:D Stihl, Stihl, Stihl :evil:

Heh heh: 2 200T's soon to be a third :/:(found one this morning in the buy and sell meet the guy on Tuesday) 361 woods mod 038 collector saw 2 046's 660 woods mod Damn I need more saws.:( Stihl Rules!!!!