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Rick 9th May 2017 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by kronckew
true, if it were not on the history channel, the entertainment leaves a false sense of reality that demeans real historical studies of real historical weapons, their historical construction, use and capabilities.

There's no business like show business; right?
Panabas...
I get to watch this episode tonight; oboy. :)

I'm willing to bet that most Panabas were made in 5 days or less IRL.

Also, I wonder how many of these contestants wind up here during their research for the historic weapons they are tasked with forging.

kronckew 9th May 2017 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Rick
I get to watch this episode tonight. :)
There's no business like show business; right?
I'm willing to bet that most Panabas were made in 5 days or less IRL.


the moro had more practice making them. these smiths never saw one before and can barely pronounce the name.choice of grip wood, tang & bolster design & balance is critical.

Rick 10th May 2017 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by kronckew
the moro had more practice making them. these smiths never saw one before and can barely pronounce the name.choice of grip wood, tang & bolster design & balance is critical.

Of course they did. :)
The short ones are balanced like hatchets.
The Padsumbalin is the real combat version.

The next episode is Kukri.
What fun!


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