narad
Progressive metal and politics
Dude, those are like your least interesting 7s
Random Pics of Your Sevens
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Dude, those are like your least interesting 7s
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D-Nasty
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RobDobble6S7
Professional shit talker
I can hear this picture
CovertSovietBear
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KnightBrolaire
Meth Detal
Gunstock War club I made with my WR7.
CanserDYI
Yeah, No, Definitely.
Fucking Christ man, that club is fucking terrifying. Reminds me of a much more effective baseball bat with the 9 inch nail through the end fucking yikes.
KnightBrolaire
Meth Detal
Yeah it's a pretty gnarly weapon. Historically they were extremely effective weapons, but I haven't tested its effectiveness personally. I was going to buy some ribs today, so maybe I'll record me whacking them with both the blunt and pointy parts of it
CanserDYI
Yeah, No, Definitely.
Who used those historically?! Like shit it legit incites a fight or flight response in me just looking at it lolYeah it's a pretty gnarly weapon. Historically they were extremely effective weapons, but I haven't tested its effectiveness personally. I was going to buy some ribs today, so maybe I'll record me whacking them with both the blunt and pointy parts of it
KnightBrolaire
Meth Detal
Mohawk, Iroquois, Algonquin, Cheyenne, Lakota Sioux, Asinniboine, Plains Cree tribes and a bunch of others iirc. It was a common design amongst the eastern woodlands/great lakes/plains tribes.
narad
Progressive metal and politics
The things from Bone Tomahawk.
CanserDYI
Yeah, No, Definitely.
Thats awesome, I genuinely wasn't picturing native American, I was picturing celts or Picts, very cool.
KnightBrolaire
Meth Detal
clubs are pretty much universal weapons, but this particular design is unique to North America. There are some Irish club designs ( a shillelagh is basically a stick with knot or rock attached to it as the head) that are pretty similar to other Native American war clubs.
NoodleFace
Delicious Noodles
That's my dream guitar. Every single one I've seen I've had to stop and stare at for a few minutes.
Themistocles
SS.org Regular
watch The Last of the Mohicans movie with Daniel Day Lewis to see it in use... pretty devastating and back when it too a bit of time to load a gun that night not fire it was very effective.
joedreamliner787
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The best 7 string I've played.
I bought a Shure MS7 Satin and loaded it with Fishman fluence pickups. I had get the guitar from Germany because they are hard to find. The guitar is sick and plays amazing.
I bought a Shure MS7 Satin and loaded it with Fishman fluence pickups. I had get the guitar from Germany because they are hard to find. The guitar is sick and plays amazing.
thebeesknees22
SS.org Regular
@joedreamliner787 - sick dude!
AkiraSpectrum
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Love it. Played one of these years ago and it has been the best 7 I've ever played to date.
joedreamliner787
Member
Thanks man. It's a slick guitar.
joedreamliner787
Member
I have to agree. It has an 11-16" compound radius. Normally I like 16" all the way through but not on sevens. I had a skervesen swan which was great and a few Mayones 7s. I picked the Suhr up on a whim and couldn't belive how well it plays. Neck I can keep dead straight and action crazy low. It was Plek'd so that does explain why I am able to get incredibly low action with no buzzing or fret outs. It's also very light. Walking around with it for hours during a jam and my back dosent hurt lol. I picked up an ENGL Ironball special edition and a Subr 1x12 cab and I have the say the guitar sounds monstrous!
