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Boo, here's the last two 112's I bought. The blue one is the only drop point one I own.hippie, do you have a 112 buck folding knife...I've had on in my tool box for decades...
Boo, here's the last two 112's I bought. The blue one is the only drop point one I own.hippie, do you have a 112 buck folding knife...I've had on in my tool box for decades...
Yep. Even got one from the Queen's guard. Lots of Chinese antique swords, too.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I do. I got it over 50 years ago. My FIL was a fencing champion, and taught me cutlass/sabre. He had wooden cutlasses, with helmets, thick gloves, and padded outfits... so you could swing away any way you wanted.
What you found out VERY quickly was that just coming in swinging like a movie star will get you clopped in the head, hand, gut, and hiney <-- Once for each way you try to come at a skilled hand with every trick you can invent on the spot. It most ricky-tick aint an axe.
I taught my sons whatever I could without the wooden cutlasses, just sabres and my real cutlass. I quit when I only had two left.
Rained like a mother fker yesterday evening. Had to bring my girls up on the porch. Decided to give them a trim job while I had them up on a table.
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Nice sword. What is the handle made of? Good luck with the kitchen drain. There is always something to be fixed. I have a window problem.My rare 1861 Confederate boarding cutlass is the only sword I have left, having passed the balance on to my son and grandsons, whom I taught to fence, but alas only one grandson caught the bug. My cutlass is not perfect, in that the little ball on the forward portion of the bell guard is missing, but I would pick it over a long sword in close quarters in a heartbeat.
Cutlass of course uses a different fencing style than foil, saber, or epee, more akin to brawling and taking full advantage of the knuckle duster.
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Goooode morning brothers and sisters! Let's start this Moanday morning on an upbeat note and hug the person next to you!
A laid-back day yesterday, starting with extra time in the dog park and whomping up a batch of Creme Brule, followed by trying unsuccessfully to clear the kitchen drain. The 25' snake didn't work and with my back rebelling, I'm not in the mood to haul over the 50' power snake, so will call a drain service this morning.
I also need to get a haircut today but an otherwise empty calendar.
The cutlass handle is bronze and the dagger is some sort of antler.Nice sword. What is the handle made of? Good luck with the kitchen drain. There is always something to be fixed. I have a window problem.
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