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Note how the grips go into the guard and under the lagnets, unlike with shamshir #2
Note how the guard is assembled by hammer welds. What is the feature that in the sixth photo looks like a modern weld spot at the juncture of guard and handle at the front edge? |
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Hi Hawkeye ![]() yes seems to be a 'modern spot weld' but why its there ??? it serves no function ![]() Kind Regards David |
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Is there a tang band? (an applied strip of metal affixed perpendicular to the edge of the tang to yeild an "I beam" type construction) I think it may tack down the end of the tang band. Very risky for the strength of the blade, welding without retempering.
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