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All Things Sharp and Pointed: compound and crossbows, knives and swords.
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anonymusneo
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by anonymusneo » Sat Mar 29, 2014 9:51 am
Thank you for replies
please do not insult them by calling them tools
they are my seniors , we value them a lot and they have very special place in our hearts
As per the details , i got the sri sahib from nihang singhs in punjab
i doubt they would sell to anyone except a sikh.
but its only made from khamani
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chengis gun
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by chengis gun » Sat Mar 29, 2014 3:00 pm
is the sword metal lamellar or plain(grooves)?
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anonymusneo
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by anonymusneo » Sun Mar 30, 2014 11:37 am
chengis gun wrote:is the sword metal lamellar or plain(grooves)?
i think they just buy leaf spring from kabaadi wala
then use single sheet for each sword
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akiyatan
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by akiyatan » Sun Mar 30, 2014 10:36 pm
The sword is probably made in Amritsar and the hilt is from Ludhiana.
Got several of them made for my clients.
Easy job.
A mans strength and wisdom is much like a fine sword, refined by fire folded by a expert craftsman and finally when you have a perfect sword or man you are sharpened and honed and you never loose your edge if your Maker is God the Father.
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anonymusneo
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by anonymusneo » Mon Mar 31, 2014 1:38 pm
the hilt as you can see has a very thin disk in bottom
while performing a cut , it hurts the wrist,
i will have it changed latter to a better one which is more thick and doesnt hurt while performing a slash
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rahulbdelhi
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by rahulbdelhi » Mon Mar 31, 2014 5:01 pm
really nice collection....
btw, is it legal to own swords without a license? AFAIK, anything larger than 6" blade is prohibited
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Nihangsingh
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by Nihangsingh » Mon Mar 31, 2014 5:06 pm
anonymusneo wrote:the hilt as you can see has a very thing disk in bottom
while performing a cut , it hurts the wrist,
i will have it changed latter to a better one which is more thick and doesnt hurt while performing a slash
Nice collection Anonymusneo, I specifically liked the old Tegha and Totapuri.
Could you post the pic of the modification that you have got done by replacing the disk pommel. (even i face a similar problem while performing a cut with my Tegha and i m looking for a good solution)
Regards
"Teero, Tufango, Bado Raam Jango, Dhamakhdhaar Aniaar, Kamand Korrha, Panj Shaster Parvaan"
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anonymusneo
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by anonymusneo » Mon Mar 31, 2014 9:15 pm
Nihangsingh wrote:anonymusneo wrote:the hilt as you can see has a very thing disk in bottom
while performing a cut , it hurts the wrist,
i will have it changed latter to a better one which is more thick and doesnt hurt while performing a slash
Nice collection Anonymusneo, I specifically liked the old Tegha and Totapuri.
Could you post the pic of the modification that you have got done by replacing the disk pommel. (even i face a similar problem while performing a cut with my Tegha and i m looking for a good solution)
Regards
thanks i am thinking pomel like the ones similar to other 2 shri sahib's
rahulbdelhi wrote:really nice collection....
btw, is it legal to own swords without a license? AFAIK, anything larger than 6" blade is prohibited
thanks, yes no one stopped me ever carrying one, even on railway stations
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Rrahulkumar
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by Rrahulkumar » Mon Dec 08, 2014 8:28 pm
But dude, the knife advertised on groupon says "Made in USA" and they have shipped you a replica made in PRC...
Post about the use this knife can take.. if you ever take it on a field trip..
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anonymusneo
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by anonymusneo » Tue Dec 09, 2014 8:47 pm
Rrahulkumar wrote:
But dude, the knife advertised on groupon says "Made in USA" and they have shipped you a replica made in PRC...
Post about the use this knife can take.. if you ever take it on a field trip..
thanks, how do i know this is a replica, what is PRC?
i will post pics if i go on a trip
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harshit89
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by harshit89 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 3:03 pm
anonymusneo wrote:Hi,
heres my little collection
the rusty sword below is of my grandpaa , his brother made it for him -this sword is 40-50 years old , was made from spring steel
although its not that good in craftmanship , it still retains its edge
- the dagger on left is jagdhapuri - its puratan jadapuri - atleast i was told that
it has deers bone in handle(forgive me i dont know much of technical terms)
-the 2nd sword was also told to me that is a puratan shastar . i dont know if it is or not
, but has a great balance
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the below weapons are new, i bought them from nihangs in punjab. The Sri Sahib ( kirpan/tega) below is razor sharp when i bought it . hope to join their battalion soon
The totapuri and pech kabz here have plastic handle .
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This collection of knives and swords seems to be medieval and ancient at first look. Can you tell me how old are these knives and swords.
I love to collect old and antique knives and swords to use them for home decor.
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harshit89
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by harshit89 » Thu Jan 22, 2015 11:45 am
Nice collection !
As a knife enthusiast, I love to collect antique knives.
And I would like to suggest you to have some kukri to be included in your collection as well.
Keep knives in your pocket and pray that you will never need it
