The Evolution of the Mak??

Bill M · 14th April 2008, 08:11 PM

After receiving Mak #1, (Thanks, Charles) I can better understand this being an interesting weapon.

Perhaps part of the geneses of this is to have an extended strong sword like weapon at a fraction of the expense and effort a longer piece of steel would entail. Especially since often only the last section of a chopper was in actual contact with an adversary

It does, at first, have an awkward feel to it, but it feels better with a little practice.

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14th April 2008, 08:11 PM	#10
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	After receiving Mak #1, (Thanks, Charles) I can better understand this being an interesting weapon. Perhaps part of the geneses of this is to have an extended strong sword like weapon at a fraction of the expense and effort a longer piece of steel would entail. Especially since often only the last section of a chopper was in actual contact with an adversary It does, at first, have an awkward feel to it, but it feels better with a little practice.