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27th September 10, 05:59 PM
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Thanks for the kind words everyone. I think the combo will look AMAZING once the cabinet is finished.
 Originally Posted by Canuck of NI
Awesome. Beautiful. Splendid. Gorgeous!
(I would have called this a 'claymore' if I saw it in a Scottish setting- no doubt someone can tell my why that would be wrong? )
Accuracy reasons mostly.
 Originally Posted by Dale Seago
Because it's more of a kaniggetly one-hand sword. The Scottish claymore or claidheamh da laimh (two-hand sword) had a distinctively different crossguard & quillions as well as a fairly wide but comparatively thin blade and longer grip.
These accuracies. Thank you good sir.
 Originally Posted by kennethrmc
Truly an heirloom. Delightful!
 Originally Posted by Dale Seago
Heirloom is right -- worthy of handing down for many future generations.
That's one of the many reasons I bought the sword to begin with. Although I have no kids now, I might have at least one or two in the future, and I've got a few interesting oddities to pass down to them. More specifically my Marine Corps NCO sword, and my Ka-Bar i carried during the Iraq invasion, and for another tour in Ramadi 3 years later.
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