Originally posted by: everman
How exactly do you get one for $30? I don't believe I saw an explanation. I bet shipping would kill the deal though 🙁
Originally posted by: MacBaine
You know the only thing you're missing now?
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Some people like them as wall ornaments.... have you ever gone to a store and seen how much people spend on just pictures for their wall?Originally posted by: Juniper
What are you gonna do with a sword?
Originally posted by: optoman
Originally posted by: LordJezo
Did you get it from those late at night knife collector dudes?
Those guys crack me up. They sell the crappiest knives I have ever seen.
i think its obvious hes going to go down to the local mall and impress the chicks juniper.
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Swords of this size were not designed for use against light armored troops, it is much to big and bulky to be swung fast enough. This sword was used to cut the legs out from under the horses of the armored knights. Then while the knight was recovering from his fall, the tip was then used to penetrate the armor and drive through the other side. Claymores were not made of cheap steel, Families often saved for years to buy a sword of this nature, family names and crests were often engraved on them. Do your research first.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Going to a Renaissance festival or just going to go chicken slaying?
looks like a good deal for 30 bucks, what is it made of(hopefully not aluminum because it cannot hold an edge)?
Originally posted by: Walleye
Originally posted by: everman
Looks decent, but a real Japanese Samuri sword could literally cut it in half. Of course the claymore is really designed to break bones through armor, not really for cutting although you can.
Not true. Claymore's are made of fairly cheap metal compared to other nationalitie's swords. they're designed to work best against lightly armored or unarmored opponents, because the thinness of the blade allowed it to be swung much faster, and the length of the blade gave it greater reach. it really is a good weapon to have if your opponent has a short sword and a shield, because you can keep him behind his shield and take pot shots for exposed portions of his body.
Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Going to a Renaissance festival or just going to go chicken slaying?
looks like a good deal for 30 bucks, what is it made of(hopefully not aluminum because it cannot hold an edge)?
I doubt it, he said it was pretty heavy.