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Kuhnerts Ambush

sojourner said:
That is interesting that the top side of the teeth are angled. The beast stick angles the bottom side of the stand-off teeth.

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I wonder why they are on opposite sides.
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It’s still in the same direction of the force applied when camming over. That top angle on the ambush helps it cut in & points on bottom hold it. Same for beast sticks that bottom angle cuts in when weighted & top point catches (for the most part) helps hold in place.
 
Bigterp said:
It’s still in the same direction of the force applied when camming over. That top angle on the ambush helps it cut in & points on bottom hold it. Same for beast sticks that bottom angle cuts in when weighted & top point catches (for the most part) helps hold in place.
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I learn something new every day. Thanks [mention]Bigterp [/mention]
 
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