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ouch!

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Thorsteinn:
Or a Pembridge or Klappavisor.

Allan Senefelder:

--- Quote ---In this case it was a Rawlings Synthetic sword that did the damage
--- End quote ---

I was very surprised by this. As with any high risk hobby like say rock climbing or hang glidding, theres always a bit more danger ( like driving a car isn't ) but we take extra precautions, which work 99% of the time so we become accustomed, to things going okay, like driving until you have a wreck, but when theres a mishap, because we take extra steps ( like a synthetic waster ) its always a bit surprising because they work fine most all the time. We forget that theres still inherent risk because our extra safety steps normally alieveiate that.

Sir Edward:

This is part of the reason I was still pushing for modern safety gear for our renfaire longsword demo. I think we need to make sure we always use some for of perf-plate, even if it's welded inside the occularia of a period helm.

SirNathanQ:
Wow, a Rawlings?    :o

That guy's occularums were enourmous tough. I would go for the perf mesh inside a period helm idea.

Sir Wolf:
but the thing is guys fight in open faced helmets all the time with steel even. i wanna know what kinda thrust did that. seems excessive to me.

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