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Old 18th September 2021, 02:45 PM   #4
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Yes, the tangs tend to be a bit longer, but never all the way through and peened. Worked well for them though.
(from an earlier post here on the forum)


I do like the unusual ';hatchet' point on the initial post, it's a classy weapon, a hatchet point is for slashing and chopping, rather than the spear point design which is for stabbing.
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