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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: USA
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![]() Dha are beautiful and effective but, in tight confines, I'm going to grab a sure thing. The Barung is, in my opinion, the best sword for causing the most damage in unskilled hands. In skilled hands... ![]() |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: VISAYAS and MINDANAO
Posts: 169
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Hmmm....I'd reach for my barung as well, but it's up on the wall in my office
![]() Next to my bed I have my trusty Ilongo binangon and an Aklanon talibon...either one I can trust my life with. But the first line of defense would be the pinute I keep in the umbrella stand next to the front door as well as a pair of kamagong and bahi arnis bastons that also reside in the umbrellas stand....and I do have a couple of umbrellas there as well ![]() |
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