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Hadrian Coffin
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Michael B.
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Dimensions?
www.bearmountainforge.com
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Hadrian Coffin
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Right, sorry about that.
Base of blade, just above the shoulder= 2.1in
length of blade=33in
overall length=38.5in
length of tang=5.75in
The blade has fit several Darkwood hilts, several Atrim hilts, and several Windlass hilts, without modification. The blade has a nice even taper, and because of the shoulder width this blade can have a very lively feel. If you buy this sword I'll throw in a nicely carved hardwood grip piece, pretty enought to be left on it's own but fully capable of having a nice leather covering.
Cheers,
Hadrian
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Jared Dugan
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Hi, is the threading integral to the tang, or welded on?
Jared
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Hadrian Coffin
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It appears to be integral to the tang.
Best,
Hadrian
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Chad Arnow
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Hadrian Coffin
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Hmmm.... Can't honestly say for sure. The person I bought it from told me it was a Darkwood, however looking at the link you posted I'm guessing it is actually Darksword.
Thanks for the catch.
Cheers,
Hadrian
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