Greek translation requested

Yannis · 31st October 2005, 07:40 PM

As I said I have seen only shepherds to use this kind of knife. So I have no idea how you can hold it in a combat situation.

These shepherds were very fast and I noticed that they were changing the grip a lot of times to flay the goats. I suppose that there are few techniques to hold it without the risk to cut your fingers. But dead goats dont fight back

The T-spine is the oldest type, but we can call authentic also the normal spines as far they have a hand forged and real blade, like the type Tim show us it the other post.

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31st October 2005, 07:40 PM	#9
Yannis Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Athens Greece Posts: 479	As I said I have seen only shepherds to use this kind of knife. So I have no idea how you can hold it in a combat situation. These shepherds were very fast and I noticed that they were changing the grip a lot of times to flay the goats. I suppose that there are few techniques to hold it without the risk to cut your fingers. But dead goats dont fight back The T-spine is the oldest type, but we can call authentic also the normal spines as far they have a hand forged and real blade, like the type Tim show us it the other post.