Jigging style

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Jigging style

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Hey everybody....hope everyone is well and had good holidays.

Probably an easy question....does this jigging have a special name? Its different from all my other Case knives.

Thanks
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Take a look here ---> http://casexx.com/Library/JiggingTypes.asp
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Thanks sir....and thank you for your service!

Looks like winter bottom to me. Very helpful
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You're welcome!
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Or maybe just standard with some curves in it
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Hesmikeb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 12:58 am Thanks sir....and thank you for your service!

Looks like winter bottom to me. Very helpful
Not Winterbottom.
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Hesmikeb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 1:05 am Or maybe just standard with some curves in it

This is Winterbottom.
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Hesmikeb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 12:26 am Hey everybody....hope everyone is well and had good holidays.

Probably an easy question....does this jigging have a special name? Its different from all my other Case knives.

Thanks
That was done in the 80's and they called it second cut
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Not sure what it is called but it is specific to knives Case knives made in the 80's time frame. You won't see it on USA and earlier knives.
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Thanks everybody
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