Kindjal is the Circassian / Russian name. While it was essentialy used all around the Caucasus region, it was mostly the dominant secondary weapon / self defence weapon and symbol of status and consistent part of national attires in Georgia, where it is actualy called Khanjali. It's a pretty ancient weapon with some rough similarities with the Xiphos but moreso with the Roman Gladius.

@vakhtangkiziria7820

4 жыл бұрын

Gentlemen, I will do my best to refrain from lengthy comments. An important aspect regarding use of a Caucasian dagger is a traditional, long-standing restriction on stabbing in intra-communal disputes as opposed to combat in a war against foreign enemies (Russians, Persians,Turks, etc.), unless deliberate killing in a blood-feud situation. Therefore two methods of application developed. One that survived the most is closely linked to dancing, folk sports games and similar in use to arranged / restricted duels that would not inflict a stabbing wound ( in other words limited to cuts and dubbs). I highly recommend fragments of a video on western Georgian dagger. Link as follows kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYak0aiTl925YaQ.html To compare, basic stabbing movements. Link as follows kzread.info/dash/bejne/qKOq1bGQcsKrnqw.html For those who are interested in shashka. Compare a dagger technique to fragments from a lecture on Georgian shashka or lekuri. It demonstrates an obvious relation between the use of cutting edge of a dagger and shashka in sporting and folk dance exercises. Here is a link kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKB328N_gt23hLQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/oXxppZpyl9SXocY.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqx6stmviajXhqQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/dq6L2qSIYNm3d9o.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKmHsMZuf6nInLw.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/apl6m8OgoKWfetY.html Best, VK

@owl1006

4 жыл бұрын

@@omurvefa1710 nope

@user-bb5ku3pb8g

4 жыл бұрын

“Кинжал = dagger” in Russian, regardless of its origin.

@levishelm426

4 жыл бұрын

This is a Circassian sword. It is called "Qama". Others probably adopted it later with clothing and such.

@lkvideos7181

4 жыл бұрын

​@@levishelm426 That is complete rubbish. Georgians and Armenians have been crafting such weapons since before antiquity, and from the Georgians in particular, or more precicely Colchians and Kartlians at the time, the Greek City States traded weapons that were described eerily similar to their later(!) Xiphos ( One may wonder why ) and even spears and axes, also tools and *lots* of jewelry. True, Georgians would later heavily borrow designs from Persians and Byzantinians due to temporary suzerainty. But to suggest an ancient weapon like the khanjali was invented by Circassians literal millenia later, is incredibly redicilous from an academic standpoint, let alone common sense. Circassians weren't even a thing until millenia after South and North Caucasians mixed, diverged and formed the dozens of ethnic groups now inhabiting the Caucasus. Same with clothing. Georgian traditional dress is ancient, except for the modern day Chokah with it's modern attributes. All Caucasians ethnic groups claim it was their own invention. Sure. Whatever. But what is ancient and Georgian, is ancient and Georgian. Period. No nationalistic flailing will change that. Smh.

I definitely blame your review for the sword being out of stock.

@HuyGia-wp5tx

5 жыл бұрын

Not anymore🤗

@raidenskywalker7143

5 жыл бұрын

Still :(

@angelsfallfirst7348

5 жыл бұрын

@@raidenskywalker7143 Still. I am going to buy the wakizashi, I think.

@angelsfallfirst7348

4 жыл бұрын

Wait, now it's in again, I don't have to go Weeb anymore!

I tested this sword until failure. I struck a tree that was about 9 inches thick from multiple angles, horizontally for the most part. I did it about 20 times and it bent the grip. I later started striking a log and the tang broke in the handle. It stood up very well. I highley recommend this sword.

@jeremiahsmith7924

8 ай бұрын

That's all out took? And you recommend it for that?

@joviemaco1888

2 ай бұрын

Do you think you can do a heat treating on the blade to harden it, so that doesn't happen?

It definitely gives me a Gladius vibe

@breaden4381

8 жыл бұрын

+dporiua It's a few inches short in the blade, but definitely (oops) looks like one.

@jasondoe2596

8 жыл бұрын

+bb84ify +1

@akush42069

8 жыл бұрын

same

@mysteryshrimp

8 жыл бұрын

+dporiua They make a gladius, too. Same price, different shape, different handle construction, but very similar in vibe.

@MariusThePaladin

8 жыл бұрын

Wait, that isn't considered a gladius type sword?

Didn't even notice the definitely thing until you pointed it out, thnx m8.

here in georgia ppl still wear khanjali on traditional clothing and its not illegal lol

@giorgibolotashvili7616

6 жыл бұрын

ქართვრლი ხარ?

@bingibingibomb79

5 жыл бұрын

@@giorgibolotashvili7616 vaa gaedzvrnen kartvelebiii

@Bombtrack411

4 жыл бұрын

that's badass

@leo7325

3 жыл бұрын

Bombtrack411 u should check out “chokha” its traditional georgian costume and it looks badass too

Totally agree with 7:09. Just imagine what a rug would look like after some fuck has bled out on it. Especially when it really ties the room together.

@vladdracula2643

8 жыл бұрын

+TheBasjenator All praise to his Dudeness

@breaden4381

8 жыл бұрын

You mean definitely agree.

@gavinorth7294

8 жыл бұрын

just steal the fuck's rug

@vladdracula2643

8 жыл бұрын

Gavin Orth or piss on it

@pr0faker

8 жыл бұрын

+TheBasjenator I would be proud to own a bloodstained rug stained by my own hand defending my home. Problem is forensics will probably confisqate it in most countries. :(

I love cobra steel weaponry. I have the spartan Lakonia and the Greek falcata. I bought the lakonia around 7 years ago and it's gone through hell and back and just kept coming back for more. Used it so much that the rubber scales fell off and so I made my own hilt for it. Falcata has not seen a lot of use its fairly new. But they both take and hold a shaving edge quite well. I highly recommend these blades.

This was definitely one of my favorite reviews so far this year. Definitely gonna look into this sword which is definitely a great deal.

@RS-xq6je

3 жыл бұрын

Did you definitely look into it

Worth noting: It's actually NOT 1095, from what I'm seeing online, Skall. It appears this stuff is 420HC stainless. That's actually pretty awesome, I have a machete made of that stuff, it's a great steel.

@Ranstone

7 ай бұрын

It was 1095 at the time, but soon afterward they switched to stainless, which in my opinion is ok for this short length. Stainless has better edge retention to the old, softly tempered carbon steel. (Never thought I'd see the day I'd call 1095 soft. lol)

@goose6604

6 ай бұрын

​@Ranstone do you think this new steel is good? I want to get one but I don't know if the stainless is worth it.

Just wanted to say that I really enjoy your reviews, keep up the good work! Thanks!

Glad to see that your knee seems to be getting better, good that your still taking it easy. Hope everything is going well for you, and thanks for the awesome reviews!

This is an excellent review. I have always liked the Kindjal and think its a good weapon. The Imperial Russian Artillery were issued Kindjals with a curved blade through WW 1.

How can it be that good if there is no pommel to throw?

@skoIt

8 жыл бұрын

+SirKillBill THIS

@inferno7181

8 жыл бұрын

Get your handy hacksaw out of your pocket and hack the pommel off. You can superglue it back on later

@fangbjorn0

8 жыл бұрын

bwahahahahaha

@joshuabrown6256

8 жыл бұрын

I wonder how skall fells when it comes to him creating an overused meme.

@dvskate891

8 жыл бұрын

Well the pommel sadly can't be removed but I'm sure with slight modifications to it you could likely throw the pommel at someone

helpful AND entertaining in fact. thanks for taking the time to upload this helped a lot

I saw this video about 6 months ago. I ordered that blade as soon as the video was over. Great blade, NO regrets!!!

Definitely loved this review...Definitely ;)

This is no longer 1055 high carbon steel. The blade is now stainless steel.

@jakevonatlas2754

5 жыл бұрын

What?

@flirtyaphid545

5 жыл бұрын

That better or worse?

@TheZombieburner

5 жыл бұрын

Better, TBH. The heat treat's damn good on it, so it's basically 1055 in terms of durability, but it won't rust. Best of both worlds. Tough as nails, and doesn't corrode.

@samusaran4799

4 жыл бұрын

TheZombieburner except if you throw it into a log as shown it will shatter into a billion pieces

@Anino_Makata

4 жыл бұрын

@@samusaran4799 Of course. But let's be real, there's no sword that you can throw under a log and expect to be in any worthwhile condition. And besides, why would you throw a sword under a log?

Ordered one today based on this review. Thank you.

I was actually curious about the Cobra Steel line. Thanks for the review Skallagrim, I may have to look into picking one up!

'$54 at Kult Of Athena, this is a steal'. First I actually said 'fucking hell' out loud, then laughed at Skall's accidental pun.

''I definitely say definitely a lot''. That killed me somehow.xD

Thanks for the information. I will need to pick one up.

thanks for the review skall i might pick one of these up...

blunt weapons for home defence makes for less blood on your carpet.

@granthagen2996

4 жыл бұрын

Less blood, more bone fragments

@delontaerich187

3 жыл бұрын

> HD using a Warhammer Speak for yourself, Raymond.

@raylastname5864

3 жыл бұрын

@@delontaerich187 you have clearly never severed somethings jugular.

Why would anyone care about whether or not using a sharp weapon is legal for home defence ? Contrary to firearms that alert your entire neighbourhood, this is mostly silent. Meaning people around will not suspect your home has been attacked, meaning you can make the bodies of the intruder disappear. No body found, no killing, no legal problems.

@Samuel_Axaeon

8 жыл бұрын

+scarfacemperor Yeah But i doubt they would die instantaneous. One scream will let out i would bet on it.

@Duke_of_Lorraine

8 жыл бұрын

Samuel Miner still much less noisy than gunshot. And if you take him by behind letting you make a nice big hit on the back of the head or in the neck, no screaming.

@Samuel_Axaeon

8 жыл бұрын

***** Yes... From behind sneak up and possibly slit their throats? Then no noise. Wait we were talking about the best ways to murder right?? *Joking*

@Duke_of_Lorraine

8 жыл бұрын

Samuel Miner it's not murder it's self-defence, since they are invading your home

@Samuel_Axaeon

8 жыл бұрын

***** ... It was a joke. The murder part was a joke. I thought I would be funny being the conversation was going in that direction anyway.

Dude, seriously, i dont even have a true interest in swords or bows, but i love switch blades/ spring loaded knives, and i love history. I still find your videos interesting every time. Keep up the good work brother i wish you well.

@Skallagrim

8 жыл бұрын

+Kbholla Thanks!

I definitely think that your definitely one of my favorite youtubers, definitely top 5

I've found Kult of Athena's sharpening service to be definitely lackluster. The blades tend to be barely on the sharp side of fully dull.

Wow a functional gladius for 50$, nice

@lkvideos7181

4 жыл бұрын

@@omurvefa1710 It's a Caucasian, not Circassian weapon and used earliest by the Chalibs and Georgians.

Wow this is the first time where I felt my arm lusting for a sword through a video. That thing looks so fun to hold and swing around

It's used in a Georgian sword and buckler syestem, it is more of a secondary weapon than a primary, and it is meant for cut and thrust in equal parts. Great to know, our club is learning this system and I was looking for a good price.

Hi! Would you ever consider making a video about war scythes?

skall i have a question for you, how bad a scythe will be in a battle?

@Koolaidrulz21

8 жыл бұрын

+ecthelion alfa Quite

@jondeoliveira8248

8 жыл бұрын

scythes were peasant weapons, usable if your only other choice was your fists, but not something that could compete with a proper bladed poleweapon in terms of efficiency.

@ecthelionalfa

8 жыл бұрын

+Jon De Oliveira soo that mean all the rpg money that i expend was just for a peasant weapon :( ok stop with the joke, thank you

@ammboking

8 жыл бұрын

+ecthelion alfa The better choice would be a pitchforck. Since the blade of a scythe is not build for battle. It would propably break on the first attack with it. Pitchfork should be better, since you only have to stab.

@izaacwallis8619

8 жыл бұрын

+ecthelion alfa Lindybeige has two videos on scythes kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zqaus9mzl5jFndI.html

YES!! Finally, I've been seriously considering buying this sword for a while now, but there has not been a good review of one so far. I am a big fan of your videos, Skall and I have been just hoping that you would do a review of this sword. Thank you so much!

@kingharlaus1123

4 жыл бұрын

its not a sword its a dagger that is worn on a traditional dress, its not meant to be used for whatever dumb shit ur planning to use it for. If you buy one use the correct teqniques

@switch4960

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingharlaus1123 The design differed over time and denoted it’s intended style of hold. The elongated grip allowed for hammer grip later on because form was more well suited to teach to large numbers of soldiers. Longer blades had longer pommels…this specific example isn’t the traditional side arm you’re referring to.

I picked one of these up two years ago. Holds up well.

But how can you unscrew the pommel and throw it at your enemy ?

@breaden4381

8 жыл бұрын

+madredmc Cut it off, it might me a 3/4 tang.

@HuyGia-wp5tx

5 жыл бұрын

Some pommel are seperate from the sword handle. Pommel are use for close combat and not letting your hand slip off. You can hit a plate armour wielding soldier. It won’t broken the helmet but give that soldier a headaches. This is not possible to unscrew the pommel on a 2 piece design sword. The blade is part 1, handle and pommel and guard are part 2

It would be awesome to have one of those because its the sword my ancestors used (no am not Georgian am Pontian greek but this sword was popular in caucasus so they used it too) I would prefer to know a site where I can get one like this for the same price with a historical accurate wooden handle than this one though :/

@riku32194

8 жыл бұрын

There's a link in the description

@scarecrow2097

8 жыл бұрын

+Okami32194 those are just some other cobra steel swords, am looking for one exactly the same with the one in the video just with wooden handle.

@riku32194

8 жыл бұрын

+scarecrow gamer the first link in the description sends you right to it....

@riku32194

8 жыл бұрын

+scarecrow gamer wait, sorry, Æ(I) didn't see the part where you said wooden handle, sorry...

@Skallagrim

8 жыл бұрын

+scarecrow gamer How about these? ww4.aitsafe.com/go.htm?go=kultofathena.com/product.asp?item=400318&afid=28632&tm=14&im=1 ww4.aitsafe.com/go.htm?go=kultofathena.com/product.asp?item=400164&afid=28632&tm=14&im=1

I was looking this up since I was reading dune and stumbled on this video which has now led me down a rabbit hole of your vids, great stuff my dude! +1 Sub

I passed this one up months ago and forgot about it. Thanks for reminding me to buy it. Maybe I'll grab two ...

Would you ever consider doing a video on Hook Swords?

@DreadGuyTeach

8 жыл бұрын

+SanjiTyloxion he did videos on a kopesch and a manbele (sorry for the spelling)

@SanjiTyloxion

8 жыл бұрын

DreadGuy Yormun Yeah but hook swords are different, static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/13/137152/3868328-5286575946-456g..jpg

@DreadGuyTeach

8 жыл бұрын

oh ok, these things are called hook swords? Didn't know... Well then yes, I'd like to see his opinion too.

@SanjiTyloxion

8 жыл бұрын

they probably have a more traditional name, but yeah, hook swords is what they've been called in the places I've looked through.

@El_Chompo

8 жыл бұрын

+SanjiTyloxion Scimitar, Falchion, Talwar, there are many names. Most originate from around the middle east. Curved blades are more effective against soft targets whereas straight blades are for stabbing through armor.

I laughed when he said "this is a steal" because I'm that into puns. so sad...

@emperorhirohito29

3 жыл бұрын

Why is it sad

Nice review, thank you for sharing it,

Ah another great video thank you skallagrim!!

Fun fact: kindjal means dagger in Russian!

@andryuu_2000

7 жыл бұрын

Edvin Ostapenko It comes from Caucasian

@lkvideos7181

6 жыл бұрын

its a Caucasian and originaly Eastern name actualy

@2010georgian1

6 жыл бұрын

That is ხანჯალი “khanjali” in Georgian, and it is a typical Georgian weapon

Hey small do you recommend this weapon for bank robbing?

@kevinlevin007

8 жыл бұрын

+ahmed shamsi Anything with an blade shorter than 250 cm arn't funktional at bank robbing. But it would work as a distraction while they call the police on you :3

@Ceremal

8 жыл бұрын

+ahmed shamsi Hello little (✌ ﾟ ∀ ﾟ)☞

@j.troydoe1278

8 жыл бұрын

yes...you could walk into a bank unarmed hand the teller a note that says I'm a bomb give me the loot and that will get you some tie dye money😂

@FairlyUnknown

8 жыл бұрын

+ahmed shamsi What kind of joke is this?

@sixti3s996

8 жыл бұрын

+Johnny Doe Believe me it works better when you say: "I HAVE a bomb!" :D

Another great review, Skall! I would love to hear your views on the Cobra Steel Lakonia aswell in the future. Keep up the good work!

DEFINITELY a nice review and sword.

kindjal (Кинжал) is Russian for "dagger", but looks more like traditional Caucasus weapon...

@tig79rover91

5 жыл бұрын

That is ხანჯალი “khanjali” in Georgian, and it is a typical Georgian weapon

@kingharlaus1123

4 жыл бұрын

@@tig79rover91 CAUCASIAN

@lkvideos7181

4 жыл бұрын

@@omurvefa1710 That's moot. Circassia didn't even exist until the 15th century. That weapon has ancient origins. If anything it would be Scythians / Sindi, Hittites, Greeks and Georgians, aka peoples who dwelled at and controlled most of the coastline of the Caucasus Black Sea region.

@lkvideos7181

4 жыл бұрын

@@omurvefa1710 You people are so ignorant and full of yourselves, it hurts.

@lkvideos7181

4 жыл бұрын

Again, the origins are moot because exactly of the reason I pointed out, and not at all acredited to "Circassians" or any particular peoples in general.

that was defiantly a good video lol

Eyeing that Kopis for sure.

I have known about these swords for a while, but I did not know they expanded the line. The Kopis looks really interesting. I like the Falcata as well.

look like a knife for me

@xonxt

8 жыл бұрын

+ecthelion alfa "kindjal" in the video title means "dagger" in Russian.

@ecthelionalfa

8 жыл бұрын

+xonxt oh well thanks

@IchKomentiereNur123

8 жыл бұрын

+ecthelion alfa Its a caucasian dagger design.

@ronaldderooij1774

8 жыл бұрын

+Kommentatus Cosades Thanks, I thought it was a Roman Gladius. Or is that the same thing? I know nothing of swords, sorry.

@IchKomentiereNur123

8 жыл бұрын

Ronald de Rooij I am not sure about the specifics, but unlike the gladius it is usually smaller and used as a secondary weapon. There are many regional variants of this weapons.

I'd have to agree that the Cobra steel line is really good for your money. Have the Cobra Steel Janbiya and have been really happy with it

I have no swords myself and I'm not planning to buy one. But I still enjoy your reviews!

BTW, Skall. Looking good these days. Your videos are always entertaining and informative.

My friend bought me one for my Bday a few years ago & I love it. I wouldn't swordfight with it but as a survival tool it will skewer ANY damn thing!

I have the Cobra Steel Wakizashi. Very happy with it. good sword. It did not have a very good edge out of the box, but I was able to put a reasonable one on it. Their sheaths are very nice, too. Good thick leather. and the tang on mine is definitely full, because I can see it.

going to check Windlass now. Thank you.

Thanks for the fun watch, Skall.

Definitely needs a lantern attachment. Definitely. :D Love all your videos. Keep up the great work!

I bought the cobra steel Falcata version from the site and it is really nice. Makes a great machete for camping.

Looks pretty good. I'll probably end up getting the Cobra Steel Lakonia.

I have the Lakonia it IS FULL TANG for that model and it's awesome for the money. Nice review.

Definitely going to look into this sword. I prefer sabres but you can't complain with the price point.

Looks like a really nice sword for the price. I think I should go get one. Like the look of it. Good video and👍!

never heard of this company, thanks for turning me on to something new

Ordered the devil's edge version... it is like a budget gladius. Wicked point. Recommend this for anyone who either wants a qama itself, or a gladius and can't afford one... just watch the point!

I've got the Cobra Steel Wakizashi, and the Kopis. They are both great.

this video is definetely getting a like my good sir.

I've been looking into buying a cobra xiphos so now that I've seen the quality of this one I'll probably grab it.

For the cost I'm rather impressed. I might have to consider buying one.

Thanks for the links Skall. I was surprised to see that they offered a Wakasashi, and for the same price. When it comes to the scabbards, I know a great local leatherworker, so I would likely rely on him for that sort of work.

Wow, review !! Finally!!!

Hey, Skallagrim! Love the reviews, and the extensiveness you dive into the weapons. I personally really enjoyed the scrutinizing of Fantasy weapons from a long, long time ago! If you're up to it, I have a weapon that I think would be fun to dive into. It's Juuzou's scythe from Tokyo Ghoul. He wields a large, two handed scythe made of Quinque Steel, which is a type of steel used on Ghouls, as other weapons types cannot harm them. As it isn't a true form of steel out there, compare it to what would be best for a weapon like his, which is nicknamed "Jason II" or more simply Jason. It was named after an S-Rated Ghoul, but that's getting beside the point. It has a sharp point, but no edge at all. It's a solid hunk of metal without a cutting edge, but the steel can still cut through Ghouls. For the context of the weapon, it makes sense, since the weapon can kill what it needs to. It does have a very sharp point, but the weapon is very large, and made of heavy steel, so how poorly would that handle, and what would be the prefered grip for it? I'm not asking for a video on it, but a simple glance, and a couple points on what doesn't make sense (I have a good idea of what...), and what does make sense. How difficult would a weapon like his be to handle (in general with two handed scythes, no matter how complex)? If you get the time to answer my questions or even glance at his weapon, that'd be amazing!

Just went on to check it out, its already back ordered. Lol, thanks guys :)

thanks for videos

Saying definitely alot definitely isn't a problem, I didn't notice until you pointed it out. Definitely not anything to worry about. c;

I definitely enjoyed this video.

I'm loving mine!

what i took away from that is that this is a great sword for a beginner who wants to learn to sharpen their own sword, durable, reliable, and if you really mess the edge up better to do it on a $55 blade than a $150 blade

in the plastic knife handle, the metal can be checked with a magnet, it's rough and not very accurate, but cheaper than an X-ray or CT

I have the Gladius (they call it a Lokonia) from Cobra, and it is without question one of the two the best swords/daggers that I've bought. If I had to get rid of all blades but one over 12", it would be down to this one and the Ontario Kukri (at about the same price point, too). The Gladius was an afterthought, a purchase in-store while I was picking up a heavy cavalry sabre. The sabre has spent more time in the scabbard than any sword I've ever bought, and the Gladius gets taken out and used fairly often. I see no reason to suspect that the tang stops before the end of the handle, but if you want to be sure, the rubber handle of the Gladius is sandwiched rubber, not an overmold like this one.

I definitely think saying definitely a lot is definitely going to become a thing this channel does.

I have the Cobra Steel wakizashi. The handle is a bit uncomfortable, but... that's it. Can't beat it for the price.

I was happy with mine. Only thing I did for personal preference was take 550 cord and fatten up the grip. With the fatter grip it felt much better in my hand.

Very interesting find

I would love it if you could do a review on the new and improved condor cutlass.

Fairly simple design. Not bad at all👌

I definitely find this to be an interesting blade

Definitely!

Don't worry about saying definitely I hadn't noticed. People just have certain quirks when they talk; its not a bad thing.

Yay new vid! And getting live sharp swords is usually a lot harder to get because of local laws. And from your link I would say the Cobra steel Falcata looks more useful. Just wondering though.

i definitely love the frame rates of this video

First of all, very nice review and all. While I dislike the notion that I have to purchase accessories or have to modify a new product to make it better. Although in this case, I'd make an exception due to the low price and create a new sheath or scabbard from kydex, leather or pvc pipe. For tactical or defensive purposes, it needs a versatile and secure method of carry and easy withdrawal.

After you pointed out that you say "definitely" very often, I had to imagine you saying "definitely" in almost every sentence, whenever possible, for the rest of the video. It made an already good video definitely more entertaining. Definitely.

I own one of these. Excellent little blade, more than worth the price. Self defense, zombies, test cutting, etc. My only gripe, if you could call it that, would be that the pommel (which IS 3/4 tang) came loose inside the rubber handle. I'm not actually sure if it came that way or if I did it during a test cut gone awry. The rubber of the grip holds the pommel firmly in place anyway, but if I try to turn the pommel it moves. Not a problem as far as handling goes, I just wish it were full tang.

in Ireland if someone enters your bedroom that would be legal to use to defend yourself, you can use what ever force you deem necessary to defend your life if someone enters your bedroom or traps you on the second story of your home or in a basement.

Could you do a follow-up video on blades vs other weapons for home defense? That sounds rather interesting to me.

Nice. I might actually get this. Through there are a few dozen other things that I need to spend my money on. Dang it Skallagrim!