Shashka

06/21/2015 04:36

 Quote: marmut

It somewhat look like machete(they are both guardless) as they are both evolved from hunting knives. But the Shashka used by Caucasians(native peoples from the Caucasus mountains) & Russian Cossacks has much different blade structure(longer, less wide, & thicker) and can be used as wood cutting tools for harder wood from trees in colder climate of Caucasus & Russia when they are not used as cavalry sword.

but I loved your post. not all parts of the world will have the same name. keep it up.

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04/23/2015 06:12

It somewhat look like machete(they are both guardless) as they are both evolved from hunting knives. But the Shashka used by Caucasians(native peoples from the Caucasus mountains) & Russian Cossacks has much different blade structure(longer, less wide, & thicker) and can be used as wood cutting tools for harder wood from trees in colder climate of Caucasus & Russia when they are not used as cavalry sword.

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04/22/2015 17:55

@marmut: whatever it is called. I call machete to not complicate both


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04/22/2015 03:06

@megalow It's a Cossack cavalry saber/longsword.

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04/21/2015 15:28

in my country the name is machete 10/10

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04/21/2015 15:27

Nice Quality

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