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12th May 11, 10:25 AM
#11
Originally Posted by Mark E.
Ok, most folk focus on the blades and fancy handles, but I have a question...How the devil do you keep a sgian in your stocking in a very active situation?
Don't put it there in the first place.
Originally Posted by Mark E.
I recently lost my utility sgian (little antler handled number I won in a shooting match) during some firelight sword fighting in which I was up and down on the ground a bit...Searched for it after, but no luck-probably has a new owner at this point.
This is probably the reason that sgian dubhs developed as a "hose fashion accessory" well after the period that on-the-ground sword fighting was a reality.
Originally Posted by Mark E.
I have a couple of doodles, one similar in form to a stubby two way sword locket, but wanted to see if anyone here had any ideas before I tripped it to the village blacksmith. I am hoping for something 17th-18th centurish.
Why not do something 17th-18th century and just forgo putting it in your hose (which would have been cadadh, anyway, if you weren't going bare-legged in the first place)?
Best of luck,
David
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