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Old 22nd April 2025, 11:12 PM   #2
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This is an atypical kris, with a Mindanao Moro-made antique blade, re-dressed with a Christianized pinned hilt.... The edge had been extensively sharpened over time.

I reset the hilt and pins, wrapped the grip, and now consider this as my "main" sword. Its hybrid form reflects my own journey: a Christian fortunate to be learning the weaponry and fighting arts of the South, through the generosity of Bangsamoro elders and brothers.
Thanks for posting this historically fascinating sword. Did a riveted handle and baka baka change the feel of the sword upon impact?
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