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Kevin Coleman M.
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 Posted: Wed 11 Jul, 2007 12:24 am Post subject: Sword smiths? |
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Hello all,
I wanted to post this in the manufacturers section, but as I'm not a special member, it's going to have to go here. I'm in the market for a good hand and a half sword; one that can stand up to use. At present I'm looking at Dark Sword Armoury and an individual sword-smith out in Bangor, Maine who operates on a website called Popinj.com. Does anyone have any experience with either company? Recommendations are not only welcome, but indeed encouraged! Please, advise a new swordsman.
Kevin
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Nathan Robinson
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
Please read the descriptions for each forum. Neither the Makers forum nor the Features forum are suited for this topic. It goes in off-topic.
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There are many topics already about Darksword and a few that mention Popin'
Check 'em out.
The Reviews section gives lots of information about a ton of other makers.
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