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Is this a good crossbow?

Я напильник могу заточить - бумагу будет резать не хуже😂😂😂

I own a real Japanese T10 spring steel with a real hamon and clay hardened. Cost more than that but there are many demonstrations on how T10 spring steel outperforms high carbon 1060 and around that blades.

Where the link for that katana?

1095 has tungsten in it

Doesnt mention the manufacturer!

Where did you purchase it from?

Why didn't you link the Katana?

Sharpness tests are not good until they are tested after use. Most cheap swords will dull after a couple of cuts and then sharpening them again will take you forever.

Same thing I can’t string it the manual is useless

I have it its crazy powerful 😅

katana where developed for hundreds of years an di promises you traditional steal is much much better for a sword. its not suppose dto be hard its actully supposed iot be quite flexable aside from the edge so its going to hurt to use and its going to break itself over time

You can find Sharp swords for 50 bucks 😅 . The question should be: Is it full tang, and still a sword after you use it once 😂 and also save to even cut something with .

since this is like and ad why not just take it down. it gets ppl pumped up only to be let down lol

And the string part is non existent xd

Another very helpful video, much appreciated my friend 👌

I really appreciate this video my friend, it is very helpful

Thank you for the video. I get the impression that this is a really good entry-level crossbow that will see you right for a long time. Its basic, its cheap, it has no frills, but its powerful, reasonably accurate and will be more accurate than the user until they develop their skills. Thanks for taking the time to talk about it mate.

Isnt it fiber glass?

You might be interested in the video made by Ibelle Towers on the same knife. Tortured tested it on a coconut. It's a Philippine video that convinced me to buy. Been fidgeting with it for sometime now, but until know no wobbles whatsoever compared to my other higher end knives. Biases and politics aside, I believe it's a good knife with a great price.

For this price it's cool. The stronger the steel in the sword the better, because you can put your life and rely on it on the worst situation possible. I'm all for practical purposes of this stuff.

How has this bow been holding up for you, do you still use it or did it break soon after this video?

I learned a lot... Thanks

Hate to break it to you, but that hamon isnt real. When a katana blader whether T10, 1095, 1080, 9250 or 1060 steel. As it undergoes differential hardening from either clay tempering or quenching. The hamon line created has a cloudy hue surrounding the nearby line of the actual hamon. when clay tempering, the hamon actually has a different colour all the way to the tip of the blade. In the case of your katana the hamon has a small amount of cloudiness on the hamon line. But it is most likely a printed hamon, not an authentic hamon from differential hardening processes.

Is there any chance you can post an updated link for the sword??? please please please

The wrap is facing outside.

Ronin Katana have several good options for $129 and they're a lot better than what you get for 200 from a few other brands.

It's no longer available at that link. Is there another place/way to buy it?

I went to aliexpress, Type Katana, and a whole bunch of kids' katana swords pop up! Think I'm limited on search 🤔

Look a katana doesn’t need to be clay hardened, a spring steel blade is going to be much tougher and so is a T10 blade .

I just got a very similar sword from romance of men, it has t10 steel and a very similar looking blade. These swords are actually pretty good for the price point

Repent or perish in Hell all eternity

What's the brand os the katana?

Great price. And it's quiet too.

Great info

I just ordered one of these, I intend to try to learn to use a thumb draw. I ordered a brass thumb ring and will also try making my own from leather to see what feels better. I am going to shoot feather fletched carbon arrows and use it mainly for relaxation.

Could you give me the link where you got the cheap sword in the video. :)

congrats you just removed the bowie knife attachment to your bow

The pointy tips above the string knock that you said looks like a Bowie knife is actually a very traditional look and finish on those Mongolian horse bows. And after all the Mongolians are Chinese. But I do see what you mean and they could get hung up on something while menauvering through brush when hunting in the Forrest. So I’d probably sand them down a bit and make it not quite as an extreme point to it, round it off just to be safe. That’s a cool find. For $40 now I wanna go get online and order one before I even eat breakfast hahaha!!!

Sorry Grasshopper ! You are so young, that you have forgotten what war, is about ! Once Archers, have run out of arrows, they continue fighting, using the bow point, as a spear ! Blunting it, shows you have no idea of history ! See the forgotten videos from Lars Anderson, he has studied the old archery systems, and knows, how, archers of old, survived........and not by cutting the points, off their bows ! You need to read more !

you want a good budget katana that will perform amazingly, and i have tested it against anything from bottle of water to flesh and bone. no, there was no murder involved, but a opossum attacking my cat found out how formidable kenjutsu is. the hero sword katanas, any of your choice, one recommendation is the tachi, will perform with not only flying colors but no damage from what i have found

Musashi make a $50 katana that cuts, Mathew Jensen reviewed it.

Could you do a Murasame brand sword review in the future? Thanks!

Great review! I appreciate the very thorough and detailed assessment on the various parts. Looking forward to your tameshigiri video.

Hello, I have seen a sword I would like to purchase it is T10 clay tempered sword. Does it need to be differentially hardened?

That's part of the bow,you can us it to pertect your self like a nice when you run out of arrows ,and have to do hand to hand combat

Gru buys a bow

Thank you for sharing! I just got this bow, (I think it's the same one) from Toparchery. I'm so glad I chose to shoot it Asian style with a thumb ring. I don't need a hand guard like you. With a thumb ring it looks to be more comfortable to shoot. Take care

nope, modern steel are not even close to a true tamahagane folded steel from feudal era Japan craftsman , you are so off on that point, that i wont say anything else...

Try Honshu swords there really good quality for kinda cheap for weapons