Is this helm a good buy?

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Is this helm a good buy?

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ive seen this one on ebay for around 35 bucks give or take. i think if i got one i'd take the nasal off and redo it. it looks funny on teh ones ive seen in person.
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any suggestions on a good inexspensive one (starter)?
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How are you planning to use it? Living history? costume? LARP? live steel fighting? rattan fighting? salad bowl? :lol:

The helmet may be good to use for one purpose, but may not be good for another.
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LH would be my goal, sorry fo rthe confusion, busssssssssy day here at work! :?
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Make sure the circumferance is right for you. I once bought one on e-bay that looked just like that one and I looked like Beatle Baily when I put it on. WAY too big!
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as I figured.... I guess I'll just have to save up and get a historical one from Sir Richard at http://www.knotwolf.com, been wanting one for a while.... and getting a chance to pipm his work....AWESOME!!!!
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