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Does anyone know of a U.S. company selling imported Filipino bolos? Bolos of good quality?
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They look nice - and for that price - what can you loose??
http://supermall.comp-doc.com/cat310/trainingblades/Online_Catalogue_Bolo_20.html
They look nice - and for that price - what can you loose??
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Actually, you've got $20 to lose.
As well as multiple bodyparts if you let go of that thing when it's swinging.
But i still think that's a pretty good deal.
James
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The beast we are, lest the beast we become.
As well as multiple bodyparts if you let go of that thing when it's swinging.
But i still think that's a pretty good deal.
James
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The beast we are, lest the beast we become.
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I think Atlanta uttlery has some nice Philipino blades. I work in a hospital and there are a lot of Philipino nurses. I sometimes ask them to bring me back a bolo or bali song when they go home for a visit. I've gotten several really nice blades that way. I've also seen bolos at knife & gun shows.