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Old 19th April 2016, 04:41 PM   #8
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I can't tell if it's laminated or not. The hot water test revealed nothing.

The brass mounts and bands really adds to the spear.


It could have been set up for target practice, judging where it was struck almost at the middle and at near the widest section of the blade but adding to drac2k's theory, during target practice it's tempting to keep shooting until the target is destroyed whether the target be paper, metal man, fruit or household appliances.

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