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Posted by John Jones Stork from pppr28.pila.tpnet.pl on November 02, 1998 at 08:15:03:
In Reply to: David Morgan Whip Arrived posted by Major Paul on November 02, 1998 at 02:25:03:
: It took two months but I finally took receipt of a beautifully constructed David Morgan bullwhip last week. Taking some suggestions from previous "whip crackers", I dressed it with Pecard's and waited a few days before trying out some preliminary test shots with it.
: I have to be honest here, the smart thing would have been to order the book/video and bone up on some basic info first but I was too curious to wait. I made sure to wear some eye protection and began working on some moves. After about 15 minutes, I got a little cocky and started putting some speed into it. Finally, the whip made a beautiful imitation of a cruise missile gone bad and lashed me across the top of my right shoulder. I wisely called it an evening at that point.
: The whip is an amazingly powerful object, a fact impressed upon me when I observed this long red streak across my shoulder while in the shower the next morning. Take heed all you novices and would-be whip crackers, this ain't no toy. Go ahead and get the video while you're ordering that "angry snake". -MP
It`s hurt isn`t?
I remember my first good whip I made (if I can call my whips "good" knowing that there is a David Morgan on this world), and all my wounds I cause when I`ve been learning how to use it.My only teacher was Indy in all three movies. It`s a hard and long school, but it`s give a lot of satisfaction. I wish to have David`s whip but it`s too expensive.:(
That`s why I`ve learned how to made whips and soon i will try to make a copy of great no.456 12ft. David Morgan bullwhip. If it sucseed in 20 procents it will be best whip I made in my life... We will see.
I wish you luck...
and be carefull.
John "Jones" Stork