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A lighter version of the Meyer Federschwert

Weight - 1200 grams
Lenght - 123 cm
Width - 25 cm
Blade lenght - 93 cm
Blade width ricasso - 5 cm
Grip + pommel - 28 cm
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~The-High-End-Of-Low Jul 3, 2012  Professional Writer
I feel like it ought to be slightly longer, but it's a gorgeous piece of work.
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~Danelli-Armouries Jul 3, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Indeed it should have been longer, but those where the specs given to me by the customer, and customer is always right!
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~The-High-End-Of-Low Jul 3, 2012  Professional Writer
Personally, I go for a sword that's about four and a half feet long, three and a half foot blade and a foot long hilt. But I suppose a shorter blade is both lighter and a bit faster. I'd hate to sacrifice the reach, though, and the leverage.
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~Danelli-Armouries Jul 4, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Well this one is short, but very light, in pounds is a bit over 2-1\2. It really depends on your fencing style. Longsword is not my weapon of choice (I prefer scottish backsword) but when I use it I always try to close the mesure stepping towards my opponent while hiding behind the blade in short mulinels. For that fencing style a shorter faster weapon is perfect.
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~The-High-End-Of-Low Jul 9, 2012  Professional Writer
See, I prefer fighting in long point, because reach and speed are my main strengths. I can't afford to get into blade binds [I'm not physically stocky enough to survive them], so my swords tend to be on the longer side, so I can attack without having to sacrifice distance.
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~Danelli-Armouries Jul 24, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Well it sounds right, you need a long sword with a long grip to have more leverage if you find yourself into bindings. I made a couple of swords like this and I'm making another one this summer.
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~Danelli-Armouries May 7, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Thank you!
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~Monkeymitch351 Apr 18, 2012   Artisan Crafter
Ooh, fancy :iconlikeasirplz:
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~Danelli-Armouries May 7, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Thanks!
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