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17th December 2004, 05:08 PM
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the shandigan is fairly pronounced. not as pronounced as my WWII 'guerilla' shandigan barong, but that one is a monster. i'll post pics of them side by side.
does it feel lively???? in the words of dr. frankenstein, "it is alive"!!!! when you pull it out of the sheath, it has a mind of its own. very balanced and wants guide you, not the other way around. direction changes are felt in the belly, not the tip. |
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18th December 2004, 12:57 AM
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FEDERICO,
heres the pics. the 3rd one down is my WWII Guerilla Shandigan. the one below it is the Barong in this thread. the one at the very bottom is also a shandigan, but not as pronounced, it also has a chinese chopmark. |
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18th December 2004, 03:01 AM
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My goodness... you can probably cleave an ox with that monster of a barong.
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18th December 2004, 03:00 PM
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the blade is 17" long and is 3 1/4" at the belly. its feels like it weighs 10 lbs. definetely a chopper. |
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21st December 2004, 10:20 PM
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Last nite, Zelbone and I etched the Shandigan Barong.
Yowza!!!!!!! |
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22nd December 2004, 05:45 AM
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Yeeehaa! Shor looks perdy!
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