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    Default half rattler - what are they comparable to?

    I was wondering what a half rattler was like to shave with, are they similar to a hollow or frameback, or are they more akin to a wedge?
    Sorry if this is silly quesion. i imagine it would be more like a hollow but with some extra weight and stiffness, but obviously thats just a guess, so i was hoping anyone who has used one could shed some light.
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