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27th August 13, 11:50 AM
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Dale, Geoff,
thanks for the accurate information. I'm happy the item i bought could at least be considered as a Dirk. I don't mind it probably can't be sharpened ; that was not my intention anyway. So i'm glad I at least have a "replica" Dirk for my kit. However, I strongly dislike a webshop publishing misleading information, partially or not. Based on the information from Dale, this seems to be the case. I can't comment on the steel since i'm not going to try to sharpen it.
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27th August 13, 03:11 PM
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BTW, if anyone wants to broaden their knowledge concerning dirks, here's a good article that covers the subject from the origin as a ballock knife to the dirk's now-emasculated position as a large piece of jewelry:
http://www.myarmoury.com/feature_spot_dirks.html
"It's all the same to me, war or peace,
I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."
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4th September 13, 11:43 AM
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 Originally Posted by Dale Seago
BTW, if anyone wants to broaden their knowledge concerning dirks, here's a good article that covers the subject from the origin as a ballock knife to the dirk's now-emasculated position as a large piece of jewelry:
http://www.myarmoury.com/feature_spot_dirks.html
That's a great article. I read it a few times while building my own kit. I am a member of that forum, but I don't visit it as often as I would like.
Keep your rings charged, pleats in the back, and stay geeky!
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