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ATrim 1592 for sale
« on: 2008-06-06, 03:29:48 »
I post this mostly because I thought Pamela would like to see how much one of these is going for nowadays (since she bought the one I used to own a few years back).

http://forums.swordforum.com/showthread.php?t=88418



This is one sword that proves that just because a weapon is huge doesn't mean its heavy or slow.
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Re: ATrim 1592 for sale
« Reply #1 on: 2008-06-06, 11:12:44 »
Mine doesn't have a scabbard, but it does have a prettier grip.  ;)
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Re: ATrim 1592 for sale
« Reply #2 on: 2008-06-06, 13:36:31 »

Pretty cool. Man, I'm seeing a lot of stuff for sale on the forums that I want, but I still need to pay for the one that just got here! :)

lol, I misread the person's question on that thread as asking about "sticker shock" rather than "thicker stock"

It's a shame Gus isn't real good about posting additional numbers like center of gravity, pivot point, etc. I know they don't tell you the whole story about how it will feel, but I can usually guesstimate the feel to some degree. I feel these things are necessary if you're going to buy a sword you've never handled.
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Re: ATrim 1592 for sale
« Reply #3 on: 2008-06-06, 14:53:36 »
It's a shame Gus isn't real good about posting additional numbers like center of gravity, pivot point, etc. I know they don't tell you the whole story about how it will feel, but I can usually guesstimate the feel to some degree. I feel these things are necessary if you're going to buy a sword you've never handled.


Well, I'm good about it. :)

http://www.myarmoury.com/review_at1592.html
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