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Old 17th November 2010, 03:04 AM   #28
Reichsritter
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Originally Posted by freebooter
The spear arrived today and it is a beautiful piece in the hand and can certainly be applied in the martial manner of Chinese spears even if the head maybe considered a little heavy.
The twist core section is hollow ground/forged and there is a very subtle medial ridge within this section so can it be considered a Budiak???

Images and further detail in a few weeks.

Nice spears Bill.


Gav

Hi Gav-

The local dialect (Tausug) for spear in Sulu is Budjak
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