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Axel Pettersson
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CAS Iberia

Postby Axel Pettersson » Wed May 24, 2006 3:23 pm

Im thinking about buying a c&t blunt, and spotted this one from CAS Iberia: http://www.casiberia.com/cas/product_details.asp?id=SH2203

Has anyone tried out their pieces before? The price speaks to me, but I would love to hear some comments before making a purchase. Any other ideas of where to get a good c&t ( have also been thinking about this one from MRL: http://www.museumreplicas.com/webstore/eCat/Swords%20and%20Knives/Italian%20Cut%20%20%20Thrust.aspx)?

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Re: CAS Iberia

Postby Allen Johnson » Thu May 25, 2006 6:20 am

the MRL link shows that Item has been removed. The one you linked to from CAS is actually a sharp. Unless you wanted to grind it down to a blunt, you should probably go with the practical version.
http://www.casiberia.com/cas/product_details.asp?id=SH2279
It's a weird looking blade and there are a few comments from owners here:
http://forums.swordforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=66887
I am interested in this one as well. There arent a whole lot of decent c & t blunt blades available. The MRL ones though not "SHARP" are sharp enough to make them unsuitable as blunts. What I plan to do for mine is make it through Scott at Darkwood Armory:
http://www.darkwoodarmory.com/simplehilts.shtml
http://www.darkwoodarmory.com/baskethiltedswords.shtml
eventually...
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Re: CAS Iberia

Postby Axel Pettersson » Thu May 25, 2006 11:08 am

I sent them a mail asking if I could have the sharp blade blunted before shipping, I'll let you know what they say.


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