Thanks a lot! Would you like to have one?Really elegant, I like that a lot
Thanks!That's really nice! I like a dagger with a ricasso you can hook a finger over the guard and have more control.
Thanks a lot! Would you like to have one?
Yeah, I understand! Unfortunately the heroic times passed and are long forgotten Mass armies built with puppets with barcodes instead of names took the place of courageous, self-conscious men, each and everyone one is expendable, if one falls, another takes its place, without any disruption in the giant machine, like the infinite teeth in the mouth of a shark, and not only on the battlefield, but everywhere. Valor and honor is no more.Too kind sir, thank you. However, as beautiful as it is I tend towards knives I can use. I don’t really have any now that are just to be admired. Apart from a Paps Tomahawk that I cannot part with.
You have no luck with this one, I am sorry my friend, but this remains within the borders of the EUHowever, should it end up passing through my hands on its way to a foreign buyer, I may well be unwrapping it for a look
You have no luck with this one, I am sorry my friend, but this remains within the borders of the EU
Not really, If your thinking about an opponent running his blade into your finger I would say the guard is too short anyhow for a parring dagger, attacking the hand is a common move in fencing.Thanks!
Well, I always thought that as a dangerous thing to do. They have these crossguards for a reason
Yes, that is true.Ah well, at least you won’t have to pay double postage on it.
Well, this means I'm a noob!Not really, If your thinking about an opponent running his blade into your finger I would say the guard is too short anyhow for a parring dagger, attacking the hand is a common move in fencing.
Ho I would not say that! my own knowledge is not vast, I did a bit of fencing and had mates in reenactment society's, medieval and English civil war who loved to swing blunt and sharp metal at each other and anybody else found willing!Well, this means I'm a noob!
It's more than what I have! Swinging my steel in the backyard like a dork and hacking firewood like a mad barbarian. (don't ask what the neighbours think...)Ho I would not say that! my own knowledge is not vast, I did a bit of fencing and had mates in reenactment society's, medieval and English civil war who loved to swing blunt and sharp metal at each other and anybody else found willing!
Ho I know the feeling! I do my kung -fu forms in the back garden, I would like to use the front as it has more room, but having me dressed all in black leaping around doing impressions of a verity of angry animals is unlikely to improve the locals view of meIt's more than what I have! Swinging my steel in the backyard like a dork and hacking firewood like a mad barbarian. (don't ask what the neighbours think...)
Bwahaha, I just imagined that, and immediately sprung to my mind that old movie with Jackie Chan, the drunken karate master, or something like that. Oh, you surely know it. Man I loved that movie!.Ho I know the feeling! I do my kung -fu forms in the back garden, I would like to use the front as it has more room, but having me dressed all in black leaping around doing impressions of a verity of angry animals is unlikely to improve the locals view of me
Drunken master yer I know it! love that kind of thing! thin plot, bad dubbing and acting but awesome kung-Fu!Bwahaha, I just imagined that, and immediately sprung to my mind that old movie with Jackie Chan, the drunken karate master, or something like that. Oh, you surely know it. Man I loved that movie!.
Yeahyeah! It is ridiculous but funny and awesome in the same time!Drunken master yer I know it! love that kind of thing! thin plot, bad dubbing and acting but awesome kung-Fu!