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fernando · 2nd January 2016, 06:19 PM

Thank you so much Lee, for coming in with the key words: Coupe-Marc.
Regrtefuly with my usual impatience i have bought the thing before i knew nothing about it. The low price it had versus its 'similarity' with an execution axe made dive into the deal, despite some details, like the one flat face, made me a bit uncomfortable about it.
I must admit in any case that this 'bagasse cutter' is a beast, with its 2829 grams.(6 1/4 pounds); enough for a full swinging martial weapon, i would say.

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2nd January 2016, 06:19 PM	#4
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Thank you so much Lee, for coming in with the key words: Coupe-Marc. Regrtefuly with my usual impatience i have bought the thing before i knew nothing about it. The low price it had versus its 'similarity' with an execution axe made dive into the deal, despite some details, like the one flat face, made me a bit uncomfortable about it. I must admit in any case that this 'bagasse cutter' is a beast, with its 2829 grams.(6 1/4 pounds); enough for a full swinging martial weapon, i would say. . Last edited by fernando; 2nd January 2016 at 07:15 PM.