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Sword for a groom to carry during his druidic wedding. Runes read Courage, Energy, Good Luck, Grace, Health, Love, Protection, Safe travels, and Strength
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Sword for a groom to carry during his druidic wedding. Runes read Courage, Energy, Good Luck, Grace, Health, Love, Protection, Safe travels, and Strength
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Very nice. I like it. Do you think anyone would notice if that was my EDC?Sword for a groom to carry during his druidic wedding. Runes read Courage, Energy, Good Luck, Grace, Health, Love, Protection, Safe travels, and Strength
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Very nice. I like it. Do you think anyone would notice if that was my EDC?
I may be wrong, but I dont think its illegal to carry a sheathed sword.
Quote: "In Canada, carrying a sword in public is generally permissible, provided you have a valid reason and it's not a prohibited weapon. For example, transporting a sword to a fencing class or a re-enactment event would be acceptable. However, carrying a sword solely for self-defense is not a valid reason, and the police have the authority to judge your intentions. "
