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Rules Clarification: Costume vs. Professional armor
16 years 9 months ago #35180
by andrian
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Replied by andrian on topic Rules Clarification: Costume vs. Professional armor
Quick question:
I am making my own chainmail. I am using galvanized steel wire. Does the galvanization of the steel disqualify it from being professional grade (assuming it meets all other standards). I am simply curious as to how strict we're going to be on the "authentic materials" stipulation. I ask this only for the sake of clarification. I don't have a stance either way, I just want to understand the rules as best I can.
I am making my own chainmail. I am using galvanized steel wire. Does the galvanization of the steel disqualify it from being professional grade (assuming it meets all other standards). I am simply curious as to how strict we're going to be on the "authentic materials" stipulation. I ask this only for the sake of clarification. I don't have a stance either way, I just want to understand the rules as best I can.
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16 years 9 months ago #35181
by GJSchaller
Replied by GJSchaller on topic Rules Clarification: Costume vs. Professional armor
Steel is steel, so it's Professional grade. Stainless steel has been graded as professional, so galvanized counts.
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