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Neal Matheson
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 Posted: Sat 13 Jan, 2018 3:51 am Post subject: Knives by Nick Galloglass Axe |
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Hi I know that there have been some posts about "Knives by Nick" before. I am interested if anyone has any experience with the Galloglass axe offering,and of course if some of the communication issues have been resolved.
http://www.knivesbynick.co.uk/weapons_axes.htm
Many thanks in advance.
Neal
http://www.seeknottheancestors.com/
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Mike O'Hara
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| Posted: Mon 15 Jan, 2018 12:36 pm Post subject: Galloglass axe |
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Hi Neal
I got one of the axe heads (as a blunt) about 6 years ago and it it seems to match the historical specifications well. It has held up well to heavy use.
The process of getting it made and finally delivered was extremely painful and took a lot of chasing
regards
mike
MIke O'Hara
Location: Plimmerton, New Zealand
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Philip Melhop
Location: Wokingham, Berkshire, UK Joined: 24 May 2008
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I do not own the exact axe shown here, I do own one of the british boarding axes. As a thing it is exaactly what I expected. However, as Mike mentioned above, I had the greatest difficulty getting it delivered once I had paid. In fact I had to threaten legal action several times before the axe finally arrived. Avoid this plonker.
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Mike Haris
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some nice collection on your website, keep up the good work (Y)
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Neal Matheson
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This is a standard topic