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Old 11th December 2013, 07:20 PM   #1
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SAJEN'S EXAMPLE IS CLOSER TO WHAT I AM USED TO SEE IN THE ALAMANG. YOUR EXAMPLES GRIP AND HANDLE IS QUITE A BIT DIFFERENT FROM WHAT I HAVE SEEN. I HAD HEARD THERE WAS A FAMOUS WARRIOR WHO USED THIS FORM OF SWORD. UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T REMEMBER THE WARRIORS NAME OR THE PLACE HE WAS FROM. I HEARD THE STORY IN BORNEO IN KUCHING. CONGRADULATIONS TWO NICE EXAMPLES SHOWING A LOT OF VARIATION.
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