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Michal Spilka
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 Posted: Tue 21 May, 2013 12:03 pm Post subject: new triangular blade for our smallswords |
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Hi folks,
in collaboration with a friend from US reenactment just finished triangular blade for our 18th C. smallswords.
Blade is hand-forged according to original and hardened upto 53 HRc. Length of blade is 29-30 inches. Price of smallsword with triangular blade is the same as of smallswords with standard blade.
http://www.nielo-sword.com/fotogalerie/triangular-blade/
Michal Spilka
Nielo - Sword
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Robert Rootslane
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WANT!
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Tod Glenn
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What is the weight? This looks very similar in profile to the Hanwei smallsword I have, it it is quite heavy.
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Mark Griffin
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I love my Hanwei smallsword. Looks fab and great for opening paint tins, levering open castle doors, even holding up waggon axels whilst changing wheels.
Bit of a club, but can't be grabbed and snapped by some lavender smelling be-wigged fop in a duel and snapped. But as a pretty argument settler, fab!
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Michal Spilka
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Hi, I have no experience with Hanwei, weight of my smallsword is 650 grams, PoB: 11.5 cm.
Michal Spilka
Nielo - Sword
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