Bloody Sam Rackham

You're most welcome. You've narrowed it down a bit. Consider too your weapon of choice. In the meantime, you might want to contact Atlanta Stage Combat Studio. Why, Cutlass, of course!! LOL

Many thanks. I am looking to learn reenactment swordplay.

Well, first: knowing where you are and/or how far you are willing to travel, as well as what you wish to learn (sword fighting is a rather broad subject), will allow us to be more helpful. If you come out to Oregon City, there's an academy here that specializes in the Scottish Broadsword. You might check over at Sword Forum, in the Swordsmanship Community section, to see if anyone has posted about opportunities in your area. You might also contact your local fencing school or association for leads. Lastly, I offer this: Classical Fencing and Historic Swordsmanship Resources.

Not sure where to post this... Where can I find a sword fighting teacher?

I'm lookin fer somethin along the lines of a dragoon.

Any left? I am interested.

I be looking fer a real firing pistol, but don't wanna drop a lot o' coin. Any suggestions?

Me, I've ne'er been ta either.

I be usin' th' Dining Room table. It not be but 4' in diameter. I let th' cloth drape off th' end. Straight line cuttin' comes with practice. I usually pin th' pattern to th' cloth an' follow th' lines when I cut. Gets a straighter line that way.

Me hat's off to ye, Missy! Congrats on a speedy recovery! Now, where's that Joy we're to be jumpin' fer?

I thought I'd "fit right in"!!

When is the "Extras" casting call? wink, wink

Ahoy! Best wishes on a speedy recovery! Nothin' ta fear on th' surgery. Me Mum had th' same thing done a few years back. She's doin' fine! If'n there be anything I can do... 'Til the Morrow, Bloody Sam Rackham

They can hike them up, too!

Hike them dresses up, says I!