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Old 8th April 2025, 05:25 PM   #15
serdar
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I took pictures, but after i examined the saber completely( i bought it and put it aside didnt examine it) im a shamed that i bought this fake, it is sooo good made on surface, i was sure im buyng real saber in great condition, but blade is so soft i bent it with ease, ring holders got no wear, and wood in scabbard is darkened on the entrance 10 centimeters later, it is new!
This is so emberasing, i bought something in a hurry that im not familiar with, and boy i bought it!
Every school costs.

So please be careful, examine things you buy in peace and 100%, and treat them as if they are fake, when you relax a too much and get secure that is a moment you fail and trip.
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