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If you're referring to the tiny divot or rolled edge on the bolster where the open part of the jigging is, I've always figured that came from the fit up and polishing of the scales and the bolster. The bolster and scale are ground until flush and then polished--the open area in the jigging allows the grinding/polishing media to flex into the relatively soft bolster material just enough to remove a slight amount of material from the edge of the bolster where the "hole" in the jigging is.Question,
On this case stockman, the jigging (that’s the term for those little grooves right?) actually protrudes into the bolster on one side. I doesn’t annoy me but I’m curious, is the jigging done with the scales mounted on the knife, or is it a result of some sort of press fitting of the bolster or something?
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That combination of threaded bolsters, unique Case shield, and very, very interesting bone looks GREAT! Tell the details! Thanks, OH
Old Hunter these have buffalo horn covers and S35vn blades
Large one is a back pocket and the other is a mini trapper
G2
Thanks for the additional pictures and details. OHOld Hunter these have buffalo horn covers and S35vn blades
Large one is a back pocket and the other is a mini trapper
G2
The red one I posted a couple of days ago is my first Case Copperhead. I’m pretty happy with it so far. Carries nice in the pocket but feels like a serious user in the hand. I’m already thinking about using it to field dress next winter’s deer.I especially like the Copperheads, my Copperhead is one of my favorite knives to use.