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16184
I got his phone number, gimme a call or let me know when to call you... Brad Lord Orlando Di' Gilead <daniel.pupek+sca@...> wrote: I'm trying to get a...
Bradley Cramer Jr.
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Feb 1, 2006
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16185
As Meridies eases into a Tip Cut experiment, I have a question. How do you calibrate / quantify the damage done by a "Tip Cut"? Some qualifiers.... Cut is: ...
Gardner, Steve
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Feb 1, 2006
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16186
... Depends. German fight masters used the cut with the "tip", but it appears they thought of the upper 4-6 inches as "tip". It also has to be noted that our...
Bill Ernoehazy, Jr
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Feb 1, 2006
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16187
There are none yet. - Stefan After that? Depends on what your experimental rules say. c, G [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Gardner, Steve
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Feb 1, 2006
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16188
... Makes THAT tough, then. *wry* If consulted, my recommendation would be to accept tip cuts as "kills" in the head, neck, and torso. Again, not all tip cuts...
Bill Ernoehazy, Jr
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Feb 1, 2006
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16189
Lethality of tip cuts is doubtfull at best. But you can call it as you like. I prefer to think of them as non-lethal. But if you tip cut my forehead I'll...
Ed
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Feb 1, 2006
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16190
... Will you be at Midwinter Arts and Sciences Faire, Gassion? There's reason to ... semi-disagree... with your assertion. But it's easier shown than said....
Bill Ernoehazy, Jr
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Feb 1, 2006
7:06 pm
16191
I'll be there. Gassion ... it's easier shown than said. ... touch ... I ... very...
Ed
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Feb 1, 2006
7:13 pm
16192
Sorry about that, I guess I expected people to understand that tip and push cuts would get called just like thrusts and draw cuts. I would like for people to...
Co and Barbara tenBroek
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Feb 1, 2006
11:28 pm
16193
Okay, my three cents worth. I think it will be interesting. As to the comment it will allow lucky shots to win, how many real fights ended due to "lucky"...
Edward Neary
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Feb 2, 2006
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16194
... Collegium, the afore mentioned Charles elimated Hawk with a single thrust that Hawk never saw coming. I say it was a lucky shot because neither party...
Dale Oliver
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Feb 2, 2006
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16195
Okay, but to argue another side... Many "real" duels were fought through several "killing" blows. The human body, while fragile and easily damaged, can...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
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16196
Corwin wrote: <<Without getting into the whole silly fighting from your knees vs actual effects of a wound argument,...>> Then I'll get into it. It's silly....
Mike Walloch
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Feb 2, 2006
2:15 pm
16197
Applying this, I wonder if most of us wouldn't interpret this as a draw cut. Having not utilized tip cuts, I tend to think of them (probably incorrectly) as...
Steve Heydel
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Feb 2, 2006
2:19 pm
16198
Man, that last sentence was totally incoherent. I think what I meant to write was "I would think that what dab describes I would believe to be a draw cut". Or...
Steve Heydel
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Feb 2, 2006
2:46 pm
16199
Edmund, I generally agree that the more experienced fencers would take David's cut. I think that for most people the problem is the idea of a minimum of 2...
co_barb@...
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Feb 2, 2006
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16200
I have forwarded the email to Sir Sven. He is not on the list, but is planning to join. -Randalin ... mm)....
Tonia Burk
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Feb 2, 2006
2:54 pm
16201
The difference as we play it is that my view of a tip cut is percussive. A draw cut isn't. dab...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
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16202
... I see what you're saying Co and I could probably live with that. The main problem with it, however, is two-fold: -It takes more effort and time to...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
3:31 pm
16203
Makes more sense. I guess my prejudice (if that is the correct term) about tip cuts is those "scrapes" that occur when one parries the opponents blade, those...
Steve Heydel
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Feb 2, 2006
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16204
A "real" tip-cut. Start in "Guardia Alta" slash to 7:00 o-clock and reverse! If you connect - it's going to be bloody! [Sidesword experiment] But this form...
Gardner, Steve
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Feb 2, 2006
3:49 pm
16205
... Not that I'm aware. This seems to be much more of a personal thing. I've seem it vary widely inside a Barony, let alone a Kingdom. The people I play with...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
3:52 pm
16206
Oh - and if it isn't clear I agree with those who feel that the accidental scrapes (to the clothed body and arms, mind you) wouldn't do enough to stop a fight...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
3:55 pm
16207
Wow - that's a hell of a tip cut. Mind you, I'm not disagreeing here, that's just extreme. I can do a lot of damage with a simple mandritto or even molinet. ...
David Biggs
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Feb 2, 2006
4:03 pm
16208
... Accidental scrapes, "slopcuts"... will only anger your tailor. A "tip cut" thrown as a classical sabreur can? It's still capable of opening flesh and...
Bill Ernoehazy, Jr
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Feb 2, 2006
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16209
... You've never fenced classical saber, if I read that statement correctly. There is a substantial difference. ... Depends. Are you allowed to grapple? *eg*...
Bill Ernoehazy, Jr
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Feb 2, 2006
4:58 pm
16210
It was one of William's practice shots in sidesword class. If it connected, someone was going to be hurting! Stefan Wow - that's a hell of a tip cut. Mind you,...
Gardner, Steve
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Feb 2, 2006
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16211
You are correct. How does a classical saber move apply to SCA Rapier rules? Stefan ... You've never fenced classical saber, if I read that statement ...
Gardner, Steve
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Feb 2, 2006
5:08 pm
16212
Having seen the discussion regarding tip cuts and the one about legged fighters, I am beginning to see a distinct connection in the reasoning on each side....
Corbin
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Feb 2, 2006
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16213
Can I ask a question or two of those outside Meridies that may have been in a kingdom that allowed tip cuts. And the questions are about a time before the...
Lindy
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