AZCoyote
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I did some searching online as well as through the porch but couldn't find any info on this topic so I figured I'd start a thread to hopefully get educated.
I was curious if any knife maker produced a 2 bladed sowbelly pattern that has a blade on each end which ride on a single spring?
Searching the interwebs I primarily see the standard 3 bladed stockman sowbelly, a single blade, or a 2 blade jack knife sowbelly. I haven't come across a 2 bladed sowbelly with both blades riding on a single spring. Just wondering if this pattern has some history and was produced in the past or maybe the ergonomics wouldn't make sense?
I got my introduction to the sowbelly with the recent GEC 88 run and like the feel of the pattern and another of my favorite patterns is the 35 equal end knife so I though combining both concepts would be a pattern that might be interesting. Just curious if this exists out there in the wild somewhere.
I was curious if any knife maker produced a 2 bladed sowbelly pattern that has a blade on each end which ride on a single spring?
Searching the interwebs I primarily see the standard 3 bladed stockman sowbelly, a single blade, or a 2 blade jack knife sowbelly. I haven't come across a 2 bladed sowbelly with both blades riding on a single spring. Just wondering if this pattern has some history and was produced in the past or maybe the ergonomics wouldn't make sense?
I got my introduction to the sowbelly with the recent GEC 88 run and like the feel of the pattern and another of my favorite patterns is the 35 equal end knife so I though combining both concepts would be a pattern that might be interesting. Just curious if this exists out there in the wild somewhere.
