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Old 02-11-2004, 04:13 PM   #1
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Grippy insulated foil pommel with 6mm thread

Where on earth can I find one of these? The Leon Paul one would be perfect apart from it doesn't fit my 6mm threaded tang.

Where can I find a pommel like this?
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Oh, french grip by the way.
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Have you checked out Schermasport??? ( www.negrini.com) I belive is the distributor. Also, possibly American Fencers Supply. (www.amfence.com ) The Schermasport stuff is amazing, including the foil points!!
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If you just want to insulate a pommel, you can get a can of the rubber coating they put on wrenches and pliars from the hardware store. If you want it to be grippy, I'd recomend contacting Bill Reith at www.alcazarfencing.com. He puts grippy surgical tubing over 6mm pommels for holding back on epees.
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