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plains indian gunstock war club

Started by beowulf, November 16, 2018, 06:34:19 PM

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beowulf

just did this one ! white oak , antique brass tacks ,the blade is made from an antique sheep shear , the wheel and stripes are burnt in , and that is a human hair scalp lock ! finished it up yesterday ! total length is just about 27 inch`s ! had the urge to do one !

Patocazador

Very nice but You might add an OLD human hair scalp lock. The white hair gives it away.   :o  ;D

Hanshi

I like it.  I've been thinking of trying to cobble up one, myself.  It's great that you do your own scalping.  [hmm]
Young guys should hang out with old guys; old guys know stuff.


William

I like it overall and it would no doubt do some major damage in a close quarter combat scenario.  However, it looks a bit chunky and maybe a bit awkward during a recovery move.  Of course, this is just my uniformed observations based on limited knowledge.

bmtshooter

Whoever or whatever gets hit with that probably won't need hitting again.  Good job.

beowulf

Quote from: William on November 16, 2018, 10:54:06 PM
I like it overall and it would no doubt do some major damage in a close quarter combat scenario.  However, it looks a bit chunky and maybe a bit awkward during a recovery move.  Of course, this is just my uniformed observations based on limited knowledge.
it`s only an inch thick ,and four inch`s wide at the widest point ! weighs in at just over 1 pound !

old salt

All gave some Some gave all

The Old Salt

pilgrim

       thmbsup

       When I see a war club,  it brings me back to the movie " The Last of the Mohicans",  and Chingachgook.   He, Russell Meaney,  wielded his war club with precision,  deadly precision.  But then it is a Hollywood production.  Still in real life,  I am sure the war club was a go to close combat weapon.     Even though the war club looks  to be awkward,   balanced properly it would be devastating to an opponent.

     Well done beowulf.    thmbsup

William

Quote from: beowulf on November 17, 2018, 03:02:34 AM
Quote from: William on November 16, 2018, 10:54:06 PM
I like it overall and it would no doubt do some major damage in a close quarter combat scenario.  However, it looks a bit chunky and maybe a bit awkward during a recovery move.  Of course, this is just my uniformed observations based on limited knowledge.
it`s only an inch thick ,and four inch`s wide at the widest point ! weighs in at just over 1 pound !
Just goes to show how important perspective is! On my phone's screen your war club looks quite different than what it is in reality.
I too imagine the fight scene in Last of the Mohican s with that club.