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		By: Lord riebsam		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[One of my favorite dsa swords I own. This has quite the blade presence, more blade presence than pretty much every other messer on the market. Very wide, and just as the description says, the blade is a brute, and after a litte more sharpening using either worksharp grinding belt, lensky puck, and/or performing some considerable labor with an accusharp for 30-45 mind, the blade is a real slasher and cut through anything. I love so much about this sword, I do wish the nagel was peened like on more historically accurate models, but the welded?- Nagel-  doesnt bother me honestly, and its structrual integrity is nothing to worry about. As with pretty much every dsa sword I own, this sword is as tough as nails and stays true to its mix of everyday utilitarian/combat roots. The blade holds its edge forever, it has a seemingly indestructable hilt design with the riveted wooden handle that is also secured in place with a peened decorative braided pommel. Qlthouth I dont plan on abusing this sword like a fool, I do feel like the hilt components will never come loose had I ever decided to out it through unreasonably rigorous testing. This sword is solid, and it&#039;s the one of the best messers on the market under 600 dollars,if not the best. I am a messer lover and I&#039;m beginning to become a bit snobby about my messers, but no matter how discriminative I may become as a enthusiastic collector of blades and messers, this sword will always have a place in my collection. I bought the integrated scabbard belt and as the description states, the sword has an elegant look that&#039;s fit for noble hands, and I must say I feel quite noble when wearing this blade around the house/yard. The ornate pommel, the fullered nagel, the fancy crossguard, along with the forward curved riveted wooden handle makes this sword an ideal candidate to  show off your status to your neighbors  as their looking at you ou5 their windows while your walking around maintaining  your keep, taking out the trash etc. As you walk around with this beautiful blade(w interlaced scabbard-) on your hip hypnotized by your vanity,  with not a care in the world, like a noble, thinking yeah I&#039;m cool, yet  the whole time, your neighbors are looking at you out their dining room sliding glass door, from a safe distance, thinking  they&#039;re watching a man walking around his yard, and he is disconnected from reality lol and maybe theyre right,  but screw them,  they know nothing, dont even worry about them, they&#039;re just jealous because they dont have such an elegant and imposing blade strapped on their hip as they take out trash,and probably never will have a blade like this because they suck...I hate some of my neighbors lol..Haha im crazy, really though I walk around my yard with this on my hip because why not? Im a grown man,and I do what I want,its my property. But yeah anyway, I love this blade qnd I&#039;m proud to have it on my messer/single edges blade wall in my massive collection,and this is the blade that makes that particular wall pop. this blade is very elegant, simple, unique, tough and quite deadly. What more could you want out of a messer? 

I highly reccomend buying sharpened version with scabbard, you will absolutely love dsa I interpretation of the messer. Especially for price]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of my favorite dsa swords I own. This has quite the blade presence, more blade presence than pretty much every other messer on the market. Very wide, and just as the description says, the blade is a brute, and after a litte more sharpening using either worksharp grinding belt, lensky puck, and/or performing some considerable labor with an accusharp for 30-45 mind, the blade is a real slasher and cut through anything. I love so much about this sword, I do wish the nagel was peened like on more historically accurate models, but the welded?- Nagel-  doesnt bother me honestly, and its structrual integrity is nothing to worry about. As with pretty much every dsa sword I own, this sword is as tough as nails and stays true to its mix of everyday utilitarian/combat roots. The blade holds its edge forever, it has a seemingly indestructable hilt design with the riveted wooden handle that is also secured in place with a peened decorative braided pommel. Qlthouth I dont plan on abusing this sword like a fool, I do feel like the hilt components will never come loose had I ever decided to out it through unreasonably rigorous testing. This sword is solid, and it&#8217;s the one of the best messers on the market under 600 dollars,if not the best. I am a messer lover and I&#8217;m beginning to become a bit snobby about my messers, but no matter how discriminative I may become as a enthusiastic collector of blades and messers, this sword will always have a place in my collection. I bought the integrated scabbard belt and as the description states, the sword has an elegant look that&#8217;s fit for noble hands, and I must say I feel quite noble when wearing this blade around the house/yard. The ornate pommel, the fullered nagel, the fancy crossguard, along with the forward curved riveted wooden handle makes this sword an ideal candidate to  show off your status to your neighbors  as their looking at you ou5 their windows while your walking around maintaining  your keep, taking out the trash etc. As you walk around with this beautiful blade(w interlaced scabbard-) on your hip hypnotized by your vanity,  with not a care in the world, like a noble, thinking yeah I&#8217;m cool, yet  the whole time, your neighbors are looking at you out their dining room sliding glass door, from a safe distance, thinking  they&#8217;re watching a man walking around his yard, and he is disconnected from reality lol and maybe theyre right,  but screw them,  they know nothing, dont even worry about them, they&#8217;re just jealous because they dont have such an elegant and imposing blade strapped on their hip as they take out trash,and probably never will have a blade like this because they suck&#8230;I hate some of my neighbors lol..Haha im crazy, really though I walk around my yard with this on my hip because why not? Im a grown man,and I do what I want,its my property. But yeah anyway, I love this blade qnd I&#8217;m proud to have it on my messer/single edges blade wall in my massive collection,and this is the blade that makes that particular wall pop. this blade is very elegant, simple, unique, tough and quite deadly. What more could you want out of a messer? </p>
<p>I highly reccomend buying sharpened version with scabbard, you will absolutely love dsa I interpretation of the messer. Especially for price</p>
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