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Though shaped like a kusarigama (chain and sickle), a suruchin
can bew carried even in the pocket, because it consists of a chain
about 180-210 centimeters in length with a small fundo (metal
weight) at both ends, each weighing a little less than 1 kilogram.
It is a very handy weapon. The suruchin is waved about so
that the fundo can strike the target. |
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