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Smallsword Duelling

11th June 2021, 10:25 PM

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Norman McCormick

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Quote:

Originally Posted by urbanspaceman

This doesn't compute for me as the British would be using the 1796 pattern, right?
I am out of my depth here.

Hi,
I think Jim may have picked you up wrongly. I take it you are referring to the P1796 Infantry Officers sword which would be suitable for the cut and thrust and not to the P1796 Light Cavalry sabre that Jim has referenced.
Regards,
Norman.

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