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If Don gets his hands on this, we're all fucked
Dale Feles:
--- Quote from: Foofoojack on March 30, 2011, 04:10:57 PM ---Yeah we see.
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Stop hacking. it's not funny :(
Travelsonic:
--- Quote from: SabbathFreak on March 30, 2011, 04:10:02 PM ---I have a dagger the size of my arm that is almost $200, and that sword that is uber big is only $150.
Clearly a plastic piece of tarp.
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Huh?
Sabb:
--- Quote from: SabbathFreak on March 30, 2011, 04:10:02 PM ---Don't do it, it's a tarp.
I have a dagger the size of my arm that is almost $200, and that sword that is uber big is only $150.
Clearly a plastic piece of tarp.
seewatididthar?
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$200 Dagger:
To help you understand how big it is:
In comparison to that sword, it's about 1/3 the size. The sword in that link is longer than the one on the wall there, but not by much.
The dagger is also sharpened, but not by much. The dagger also doesn't really have anything special on it, just has a somewhat unique sharp prong type of thing in the center of it. Isn't really rare.
In other words, it's a shitty sword in that link.
Sorry for shit quality pictures again, was taken from phone again.
Travelsonic:
--- Quote from: SabbathFreak on March 30, 2011, 05:32:10 PM ---
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IMO this is not the best indicator of quality - price, that is. For example, Calmacil - who is known for good [and often EXPENSIVE] latex weapons: their price ranges are rather - for a lack of better words - dynamic. For example, a lot of their daggers are anywhere from $50 - $75. My friend has a katana from them - cost him nearly $250 when he got it about 3 yrs ago. One of their claymores [at 48" long] comes to $195 USD, which is more than the sword that spurred this topic, but just a bit cheaper than your dagger.
And on the other side of things, we have unknown brand names, whose stuff pops up on e-bay [like this] <---- that, I can say from experience is a piece of crap durability wise..
Sabb:
--- Quote from: Travelsonic on March 30, 2011, 05:59:12 PM ---IMO this is not the best indicator of quality - price, that is. For example, Calmacil - who is known for good [and often EXPENSIVE] latex weapons: their price ranges are rather - for a lack of better words - dynamic. For example, a lot of their daggers are anywhere from $50 - $75. My friend has a katana from them - cost him nearly $250 when he got it about 3 yrs ago. One of their claymores [at 48" long] comes to $195 USD, which is more than the sword that spurred this topic, but just a bit cheaper than your dagger.
And on the other side of things, we have unknown brand names, whose stuff pops up on e-bay [like this] - that, I can say from experience is a piece of crap durability wise..
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True, but most often when it comes to swords and such, it's a lower price because of either the quality of the metal, how sharp it is, or the material in the handle.
Usually the handle has the most detail, and has a larger impact on the price.
I'm not an expert or anything of course, that's just what I've noticed.
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