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Post by Marco-borromei »

Thanks David, that's what I'm hoping it will turn out for us.

DavidTwynham wrote:Hi,
I run an official SCA rapier practice in the West Kingdom. There is also a local Ren Faire guild that holds practices with us on occasion. We've been doing this for about a year and it has worked pretty well for us.
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FrauHirsch wrote:
Dante di Pietro wrote:What you're likely doing is a combination of the two, wherein you slice by means of a "percussive draw".


Exactly, which is not legal in SCA fencing.


Hmmm. Which kingdom are you?
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Caid, the draw is not allowed to be percussive.
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