Seg. (Corbridge B model) from Emmanuel Van Hoof.

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We begin to prepare the second Corbridge B model (entirely made and assembled in our club). Should we have to stick to this version (with inverted rim to the neck of a legionnaire) !?
By used in practice of this model has proved that the edge is dangerously close to the carotid artery of a legionnaire! During one sidestroke or severe side falls it is likely that the edge to be stuck in the legionnaire neck!
So once again I want to ask you is there another club who has experience with this “reverse angle” of Corbridge B?
I have not seen another one!?
These are pictures from our participation in the “Festivalul Antic Tomis 17-19 Аugust”
This is a picture of our last Corbridge B on а model from Emmanuel Van Hoof together with a Deepeeka one of armament in our club.


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From here you can see at the far left Emmanuel Van Hoof seg.In the middle is our seg. and on the most right side is the Deepeeka seg.


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Should we continue to stick to this "reverse angle" production?
Are we in the right direction or we are making mistake with this "reverse angle" version?