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Array vniti blades where to buy vniti blades is there a website or somethin does anyone no
i want to buy a Vniti Maraging Foil Blade but i dont have that much money to spend on a blade so if anyone know where to buy is the cheappest
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Array Have you heard of an interesting device in grammatical construction? It's generally referred to as a 'period'. It allows you to take a breath and signifies the end of a sentence. You should use them.
On the actual topic, BG has them if you want to price shop. The only way to atone for being occasionally a little over-dressed is by being always absolutely over-educated. -Oscar Wilde -
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Array I believe Triplette sells them, as well. -
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Array Scott at Swordmasters has them. Tell him Matt Hite from Amarilo sent you Scott will hook you up. He is now also a member on here, his username is swordmaster.
Last edited by hpfencing; 05-05-2004 at 01:09 PM.
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Array ironically, about 3 weeks ago, i was looking for the cheapest vniti vendor myself. i checked all fencing vendors and compared prices. Amfence will sell you the cheapest one (wired). -
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Array Who is AMfence. Do they have a website? -
 Originally Posted by hpfencing Who is AMfence. Do they have a website? www.amfence.com -
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Array Oh American Fencing Supply I thought is was something new and it was just an abbreviation..
Thanks for the info. -
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Array I do not deal with Amfence so I might be missing something, but it seems that you pay (at minimum) $67 for a french grip and then $48 dollars for an upgrade to Vniti. Seems a bit steep to me. I am a Vniti junky so I try to keep track of who has them at good prices.
Triplette will sell you the wired blade itself for 58.95 and then you can put on whatever guard/grip/socket that you like. The fencing post also carries them but they do not list them on the website. I have gotten a couple of them from there and I think they were about $65 for the blade itself, or about $90 complete, and that would be with german parts (except for the guard). Physical Chess also carries them but they call them BMI for some odd reason. They are Vniti though, don't let the wierd abbreviation fool you.
Hope that helps. Just another lost soul saved by the (hit) First Church of EPEE!
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Array i asked this question a few weeks ago, i bought them from the fencing post and got them today i am excited. they offer them for $73 unwired but you get 20% off for online ordering so it goes for like $58.60 per blade. it is by far the best deal i could find.
also, triplette lists unwired blades for $50, however i tried to order from them and they said they were out and did not plan on getting anymore. "When my time on earth is gone, and my activies here are passed. I want they bury me upside-down, and my critics can kiss me @$$."
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Array i called triplette a few months and they told me they no longer sell the vniti blades. -
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Array Vniti Blades Triplette wont carry them because they would have to by them from the US distributor like everyone else. If you get any that have a short tang they are from the original stock of about 2 years ago (heavier). The new inventory has long tangs and are a good bit lighter (both foil and epee) than they were. Most other vendors carry them. Prices do vary, but then so does service. oxxx[[======================= \\Toll Free 866-SWORD4U Slay more with a Claymore Similar Threads -
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