What is the hole for?

Although I don't own one yet I would love to get a Natural Outlaw and have spent too much time drooling over pictures of it on the internet. I just can't get enough money together right now
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. I would also like to get a mountain bow, but still, not enough money. Anyway I was wondering what the hole below the blade is for? I couldn't find it in the search, so could someone please help me. Thanks

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[This message has been edited by scouter27 (edited 10-09-2000).]
 
It's part of Jerry's trademark design. I'm told that originally the talon hole below the blade was to afix a "D" knucke guard. I also know that it helps to strap the knife to a makeshift spear or other impliment. Primarily it is now a design feature.
 
I know it is a Jerry trademark, but it works great for the pin-lock sheathes from Kenny Rowe.
 
It is a Busse Trademark, both holes are to attach the optional D guard, the bottom hole I use for a lanyard. And anything else you can think of doing with them. On a larger blade you could put a steel rod in it to use as a cross guard to keep other blades from hitting your hand. thats only when you get in that ocasional life or death knife duel though. LOL.
 
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