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Leaf spring is fine - though it's easier to get spring steel flat bar before it's been made into leaf springs and use that

I often buy long shafted bifurcated rivets and cut their legs off...

stephan wrote:

yes thanks nora but i can handel it

Pull your head in dude

nope - don't start ignoring votes because you don't think the person is thinking the same way you are.
People might be confused as to what the result of such a change would be... That very same confu ...

No change

The light hits work just fine, and the proposed change leave things way too open to interpretation. I find cuts / small area bruises are more common from flicks / draws where there is a s ...

Or the scared / confused looking girl in the bottom left with no gloves and a wooden sword...

You guess correctly Smile

No worries, it's all part of the online debating game...

Sorry, in case there's any confusion - I'm talking about blatantly ignoring hits until the marshal has to call you on it, not questionable hits. Its perfectly ok (and healthy) if there's some debate o ...

Good to see the discussion is progressing in a positive way.

Just one point that has been mentioned that I have a strong opinion on:

It is NOT the marshals job to call the hits - it is always up ...

I have also noticed the sharp increase in injuries and a general feeling among fighters that they are willing to accept lower standards of control and suggestion that others should accept more risk or ...

I Can't think of any hard rule in NAAMA that differentiates between a dagger and a short sword.

There's a point where it becomes long enough to "feel" like a sword rather than a dagger, it varies f ...

Although the reaction of the doctor / dentist when you tell them what you were doing when the accident occurred is almost worth it for minor MTIs...

Hi Jim,

10mm sounds pretty thick, a quick look for an example of this weapon found one that's 3/16" thick or just under 5mm.
Mild steel is definitely not a good idea - given the length of this typ ...

I don't think a minimum skill at archery is needed, however some kind accepted method of ensuring that all archers on the field understand the rules of the game and know how to check their combat arro ...

I find ball peins very useful - the ones I use most often are the 32 oz and a modified 16 (the flat head is now a gentle dome). For the really heavy work I have a 4lb club hammer with one end ground i ...