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I also handled Artzi's strange sword when in Baltimore and agree with Charles.
It's much to light and slim to be either a bangkris or a krikung. Here is an example of a "typical" bangkris. Kai, I think there already is a thread somewhere on my strange sword from Artzi that you reposted. Michael |
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Which one of them?
The bangkris is a bit top heavy but OK for a good blow. The Mindanao cleaver is not so well balanced (maybe because my hands don't fit the handle very well?). Michael |
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