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Yup, thats the purpose, it wont shake loose like a bowline. You can
'capsize' it with a marline spike or 'screwdriver'. The benefit is that it makes a comparatively small/flatter knot which wont foul and catch as much as does a bowline. In article , Scott Vernon wrote: Doesn't a buntline hitch become tight, (jammed) and hard to untie? SV "Rich Hampel" wrote **** Try using a 'buntline' instead of a bowline.... a square rig sailor would never tie a bowline in a clew. |
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