6-8x Brig and/or 6x-8x mattock/maul

[WRoss]

Like the title says, I am looking for the following:

6-8x brig or some 4x-5x with decent or higher crit padding

I'd also like to find a 6-8x mattock or maul. A superior mattock would be preferred. Although a flaring one would be considered. I'd also accept a 4-5x with some weighting.

PM or AIM (wrossartley) me.

[GSAuctionPlace]

Few different sets for sale over on www.gsauctions.com:

some mottled green leathers (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=BD466A5EEF53480693FA29DE B6A97412)
Stats: Weighs 16, Brig based. +40, Decently Crit Padded
Show: Freshly oiled to a dark sheen, the armor is a deep, mottled forest green. Nearly a quarter-inch thick, the leather has been closely fitted and lined with a black griffin pelt, while faenor studs secure the small leather plates to each other and the padding. The striated green of the studs sets off the deeper green of the leather and produces a slightly disconcerting pattern. A triangular fox's head has been stamped into the left breast. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph.

some brigandine armor (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=943C81E065C943D99E0B797B 7AB31E7B)
Stats: +35, Heavily Crit Padded

some brigandine armor (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=9C5EA0CA3AFE45648CE89C5E CA14CFD2)
Stats: 6x, weighs 25 lbs, has protection against fire attacks, and has a forging of 49/325.

some interwoven blue veniom and black leather scale armor (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=8ABF51A57A10407894974CF9 A0C6F6D6)
Stats: +30, weighs 21 pounds. 49/325 forging. Brig armor.

some ora-plated pyrothag hide brigandine (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=AB33181489114B8393FE153B 1A0443B1)
Stats: 6x and weighs 25lbs.

some venerable eahnor-banded armor (http://www.gsauctions.com/itemdetails.asp?auctionid=D305BE1ED6BE4872965CD5A0 3E5B744F)
Stats: +17, heavily crit padded, protects like brigandine, weighs 22 lbs, and has a forging of 49/325. It's moderately vulnerable to corrosive attacks and very resistant to natural attacks.
Show: Thin bands of eahnor have been carefully inlaid into the rigid leather of this finely crafted set of armor. The bands run two fingers' width apart along the length of the arms and legs, stopping at the wrists and the ankles. Between many of the bands can be seen what appear to be deep fang and long claw marks, serving as multiple testaments to the many battles this armor has seen.