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Martin Kealey
Location: Georgia, USA Joined: 05 Sep 2013
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 Posted: Wed 29 Jan, 2014 10:07 am Post subject: Albion Vassal: a short review |
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OMG! TOTALLY AWESOME! Light, fast, a fearsome cutting edge and thrusting tip. Describes a set of curves that "would induce lycanthropy in a boy scout". Sexy, seductive, and scary all at once.
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Jeremy V. Krause
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Yes, that's a short review alright!
Congratulations on your new falchion.
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William M
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I played around with one that Tod had at a show. It really surprised me just how 'handy' the sword is. Really light and maneuverable. I really liked it although for me I wasn't so keen on the false edge.
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Terry Thompson
Location: Suburbs of Wash D.C. Joined: 17 Sep 2010
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You mean you weren't keen on the fact that the false edge isn't false? My Vassal has a particularly sharp drop point back edge.
Whenever people start to handle mine, I make a concerted effort to warn them.
I agree with everyone, it's an exceptional piece.
-Terry
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William M
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Ah, I thought that a false edge was always false whether it is sharpened or not?
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Nathan Robinson
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This is a standard topic
