Burmese, East Asian Mak Chopper?

Tim Simmons · 6th October 2007, 09:36 PM

Thank you ariel,

I have mentioned that this is not a chopper but a fine slashing blade with a degree of flex. It reminds me of those curved Buffalo skinning knives except the handle is longer and the whole thing is a lot more artful. It could be for slashing the throats of animals like an adult goat, thier throat
is no bigger than a mans. On another flight of fantasy a Thugge could easily slit your throat with it and do not try and tell me that they only killed by strangulation.

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6th October 2007, 09:36 PM	#11
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,843	Thank you ariel, I have mentioned that this is not a chopper but a fine slashing blade with a degree of flex. It reminds me of those curved Buffalo skinning knives except the handle is longer and the whole thing is a lot more artful. It could be for slashing the throats of animals like an adult goat, thier throat is no bigger than a mans. On another flight of fantasy a Thugge could easily slit your throat with it and do not try and tell me that they only killed by strangulation.