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What is the arma view on sabre use?
Sabres of genuine military history are alot easier to obtain than ones of other sword types so would this be a reason to look into the use of them, as we should be able to produce almost perfect working replicas?

Archy

Should i post a formal apology or take that as a joke, reprimand, friendly piece of advice? ehhee I have looked it up in Chambers 20th century Dic. and have unearthed that in fact it is spelt non-secquitur... at least in the queens english. Does that mean that non-sequituring does not exist? Oh well...

Yup, the judgement that I am young and inexperienced would be a reasonable one to labour under. I am totally with you on the superior quality and authority of JC's article, i was never really in doubt of that, i was interested in how much unrest i could stir up in the sword wielding community (well ...

Beg your pardon

Umm also this link interested me as some of the infromation in it was directly contradictory to J.C's Q&A session on the subject.......
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I also was wondering about the wisdom of crafting a wooden practise rapier, and any advice on crossection, length, wood or anything would be much appreciated.
Thanks, Archy

My apologies if i am in the wrong place to be asking this, but are there any sword/ sharp object wielding clubs in the Bristol vicinity (UK)? I am 13 but I would be glad to hear about any group, youth or otherwise... Thanks, Archy otto orloff de Berker : <img src="/forum/images/icons/laugh.gif&...