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HI Katana
- Thread starter Yangdu
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but i already have a katana on order
Why not get another? I mean you do have two hands right?
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Wow, a very nice late night goodie. To bad I am broke.
Here is your chance to get one Jai.
lol... nah its for destined for someone else
i got to choose my christmas gift this year... i will be getting a decorative katana like the one munk posted a few days ago for christmas!!!! YAY!
EDIT: 2 hands yes... one for katana and the other i have the choice of 38 more different himalayan import blades :foot:
lol... nah its for destined for someone else
i got to choose my christmas gift this year... i will be getting a decorative katana like the one munk posted a few days ago for christmas!!!! YAY!
EDIT: 2 hands yes... one for katana and the other i have the choice of 38 more different himalayan import blades :foot:
Sounds like you are getting a wonderful sword soon then. I keep meaning to pick up something with all the decorative carvings and/or the special scabbards, but so far I seem to have wandered down another path.
As for the other 38 HI blades...you never know when you might need to equip an army for the zombies.
you know you want it skyler...
Oh I know I want it...it's just that I want to eat for the next few months more. I know, strange as it is, that I would want food for a few measly months then a sword that will last a life time. Perhaps it's the starvation that's making me delirious.
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you do know that symptoms for dehydration are similar to hunger...
maybe youre just thirsty... THIRSTY FOR MORE KHUKURIS!!! :thumbup:
lol... better stop derailing, CONGRATS to who snags the katana!!! youre lucky i was no longer in the market for one
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these katana would be perfect if we could get the kamis to understand that the handle is supposed to curve like the blade.
the entire sword should be one smooth curve.
the entire sword should be one smooth curve.
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I recently received the katana that was offered last Sunday. It is very similar except it has the ornate horn scabbard with silver/nickel decorations and the dragon carved handle is horn instead of wood. These swords are well built and feel incredibly capable. The carved handle with the palm swell in the middle makes for a very secure grip. And I really appreciate the chiruwa style handle on larger blades. You can really tell you have a fine piece of steel in your hands with one of these.
Someone will grab this one fast.
Lloyd
Someone will grab this one fast.
Lloyd
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congrats if you got it... it was an awesome deal :thumbup:
Yes! I got it.
I was drawn to it because the blade is curved. (I have another one but the blade on that one is perfectly straight.) While I agree with Danny that the Katana would be better if the handle were also curved, I couldn't resist buying this one. It's much more traditional than the one I bought two or three years ago.
Regards,
Bill
I was drawn to it because the blade is curved. (I have another one but the blade on that one is perfectly straight.) While I agree with Danny that the Katana would be better if the handle were also curved, I couldn't resist buying this one. It's much more traditional than the one I bought two or three years ago.
Regards,
Bill