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Would that be normal to see in 4 or 5 places? I’m new to saddle hunting and definitely dnt know anything about splicing. Just wanting to make sure everything was fine.
Yep, that is the tapered tag.
Properly done, you pull 2 strands at a time walking back until you have a gradual tapered reduction in diameter. Those pulled strands get cut away, and sometimes poke through the open weave of the outer layer. That is all you are seeing.
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The splice is tapered, which means each strand is cut off in a different place, so the ends will sometimes poke out. Not a problem at all, still completely safe.