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5th November 2018, 07:28 PM
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It would also be useful to find such a dagger before the 19th century at least. Although "to penetrate armor" already in the second half of the 18th was hardly necessary.
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5th November 2018, 09:39 PM
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I am sorry, but I do not understand your last two mails.
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6th November 2018, 05:58 PM
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I suppose that before telling us how to pierce mail with zirah bouk it is needed to be explained: 1. Could such a term as "zirah bouk" exist in the historical reality? 2. I can imagine how to pierce the mail with jamdhar, but I can not imagine how to pierce the mail with the force without hand sliding from the grip to the blade if use a dagger like peshkabz . 3. The most part of zirah bouk I have seen were from 19th. I doubt that in 19th in India men chased each other trying to pierce the armour. On the other hand, other men brought from India to Europe a lot of exotic objects which have an unusual shape, such as "executioner's swords", "mail piercer", "head cutters" and other trash in gold. |
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