My wife said I couldn't buy a sword, so I bought a mace instead.

@lowlandnobleman6746

3 жыл бұрын

I decided I’d just get a quillon dagger from Tod’s Workshop instead of immediately getting the Irish arming sword from Arms and Armor. Ended up painting the sheath royal blue because the black dye was rubbing off.

@Kremit_the_Forg

3 жыл бұрын

Told my girlfriend that I'll buy a Rapier. Said that I should buy her one too. Guess I have to marry her when the plague is over.

@Shozb0t

3 жыл бұрын

You could have bought a revolver.

@Sceadusawol

3 жыл бұрын

This is what messers are for.

@harjutapa

3 жыл бұрын

just buy a langmesser. "Honey, it's totally not a sword, it's a knife! LEGALLY."

i was hoping for more of a list to be honest

@eliteflare6063

3 жыл бұрын

Ya me to

@rld8258

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@Dragon-Slay3r

Жыл бұрын

@@eliteflare6063 Everest pyramid

I bought an antique sword from Matt but instead of a sword he sent me a meter long curly wurly. Nah I actually did buy a sword from him and the service was great. Sword also didnt have any blemishes that weren't photographed beforehand unlike a sword I bought a few years ago from a different website.

@RiderOftheNorth1968

3 жыл бұрын

That is the way to do business i think. If you, as a seller, is absolutely open with your product you will get buyers to feel trust for you and they will return, but also speak good about you. Matt is doing it right and i will, hopefully, buy a antique from him in the future.

I've had good experiences with The Knight Shop in the UK. They have a decent selection of low to mid priced stuff and are quite a bit cheaper than other EU stores . Granted, shipping to Germany is more expensive than say, from battlemerchant, but not by _that_ much (swords that are around 330€ from BM are around 250 from TKS)

@Bowbro69

3 жыл бұрын

I second this. They don't have a huge amount of stock in the mid tier or higher end of budget. can recommend the Kingstone arms range

@Dragon-Slay3r

Жыл бұрын

🙀 🙀

@Mygg_Jeager

Жыл бұрын

What makers would you recommend?

@yoinxisgonebtw8859

9 ай бұрын

@@Mygg_Jeagerreplying so i can find this out too

I appreciate the neutrality in this video, but I also really enjoy the reviews of specific products. Not only do they help me get a sense of those particular swords, but it is also helpful in understanding what to look for when looking at other products.

From blacksmith, obviously

@trapperscout2046

3 жыл бұрын

Nah. I get mines from the swordmaker's guild.

@Matt_PunchEnthusiast_Morris

3 жыл бұрын

@@trapperscout2046 honestly the best thing to do Just pop down to your local bladesmith

@Hermenie

3 жыл бұрын

We do have a local blacksmith. I wonder if he does swords?

@palmerharrison7660

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hermenie I mean...some of them actually do. Some of them are even competent. Its also...usually...not...cheap that way unless you're personal friends, and quality there can vary a huge amount. Some are really good though, too. Honestly quality there will literally range from incredibly good to utterly trash, depending on how good your local guy is. A lot of them though are really good at knives or farrier work, but simply don't have experience with swords. There just isn't enough demand for them comparably. I know quite a few smiths there tend towards the overweight, overbuilt tendency because they simply don't have the references and they'd rather avoid being known for having their work fail on a user. Admittedly that's my personal experience with some of them, and probably an overbroad generalization, also smiths outside the U.S. may have different demands if the hunting community may be smaller and so calling for less knives.

@Wtf11qq

3 жыл бұрын

@@Matt_PunchEnthusiast_Morris i have never thought of my local blacksmith so you definitely recommend that then any more info would be appreciated thanks

Thank you patches ❤

I was very sad that Lutel closed due to illness. I would of recommended him in a heart beat cause his swords also came with a very custom scabbard. My armorer Marek does a very nice job too so I have been ordering from him for years.

I can't stop staring at that blade. It's just so geometric. I love it.

I used Blades UK to get a Tinker Longsword during lockdown. As the sword came from China it got stuck in UK customs for 6 weeks. Their customer service was ok, not exemplary as they did not respond to emails or messages and when I called didn't give me any exact dates on delivery. I did get it in the end but probably would not go back.

Most of my Swords are for training purposes. I got Federschwerts from Regenyej, Blackfencer, Szymon Chlebowski and one unusual one from JINO, my eldest in use. They all got their pros and cons. "Real" Swords I own are from Victor Berbekucz or just from an unknown source, just bought on a medieval fair or market. Nowadays it should be easy to have access to good quality without buying crap, though even a price above 300-400€ might leave you with something totally disappointing. So it is important, at least it was for me, to try out your luck and don't buy the first cheap looking think you see.

Love your videos

I've used a retailer called Southern Swords. They're based in the UK so less postage and no import fees. They have a wide selection and allowed me to return a broken item and get a different one by paying the difference, so I quite like their customer service

@alexc891

3 жыл бұрын

Did you get it sharpened? And if so what was the quality like as it costs £30 if I remember. I was looking at them a while ago but went with The knight Shop who have great stuff and really good customer service as well as next day delivery but the sharpening was only £12 and not great as they just use a draw sharpener. I mostly do test cutting so this wasn’t ideal.

@anndra8687

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexc891 I did get it sharpened. They put a secondary bevel on it so if that's an issue for anyone then sharpen it yourselves I guess. It is very sharp and very pointy. I've only cut through some vegetables and Carboard but it glides through with virtually no resistance. I should point out that they didn't sharpen the false edge (it was a Highland Dirk). If that's an issue then you might want to ask them about it, the worst they can say is no

I was hoping and expecting for you to talk about antiques. It doesn't seem necessary to call the entire topic off limits just because you have a financial interest. Just declare your conflict of interest/bias upfront, and then talk in more general terms. You could even use your own business as an example, why not?

@loganfong2911

3 жыл бұрын

Given Matt's credibility, I don't think there's much to worry about if he talks about his trade

@whyyousobudu

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he could just talk about where he goes to get antique swords before he restores them, researches the provenance etc

@Jim58223

3 жыл бұрын

easton antique arms

@jevans80

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair to Matt, he very clearly states replica weapons in the title of the video- not sure why you were expecting him to cover antiques under that title? Why not ask him for a complementary video about antiques?

@sheevinopalpatino4782

3 жыл бұрын

@@whyyousobudu Why would he share that? It would mean you going bidding him

A long video on 19th century swords and now, two videos in one day, it seems that you're feeling generous today, Matt. I have a few questions( actually I already posted them in a comment on your previous video, but I can't find it so idk whether yt is toying with me so I'm asking again, sorry if this is annoying) Most of the victorian era claymores I see seem to have only 1 inch wide blades, which to me seems to make them kind of the worst of all worlds. The blades feel like they're too narrow to be very good for cutting, especially since they're more hilt heavy than the sabers; and too flexible to thrust well. The swords you show, on the other hand, look like they're 1.125 or 1.25 inches, and are stiffer, which I would imagine makes them much better fighting swords. Was it uncommon for the 1828 pattern claymores to be wide or is it more of a time period kind of thing( or maybe I haven't looked at enough swords and am wrong)? Also, do we have any info on the King-Harman sword? He himself ostentatiously boasted over the non regulation sword he designed for himself and said that the Wilkinson company was very much impressed by it, with rumors being that the 1892 pattern blade was insipired by his sword. Yet, if I'm not mistaken, all we have are a photograph and a sketch to go by, and in both, the sword seems very unimpressive, with just a knucklebow for hand protection. Do you think that he had his sword rehilted with a real hilt and was bragging about that( although even then the sword just looks like a small sword-ish weapon rather than a new ingenious design)? Regarding the 1853 pattern Royal Engineers' sword, it appears as if it was a lot more common for them to be steel hilted and gilded to fit regulation compared to the infantry officers' swords. Could this have been linked to the fact that the original scinde irregular cavalry swords had steel hilts or were they just more concerned with getting good swords? I heard that officers serving in India had a tendency of getting steel scinde pattern hilts, so do you think that it may have had something to do with Indian service? Btw, why did the British army go to such lengths to get a new hilt for infantry officers' swords in the 1890s when they could just give them the scinde pattern hilt or the honey suckle hilt( which I would imagine are just as just as protective, especially with a liner)? On a final note, I heard that the 1895 and '97 pattern hilts are a bit lighter than the previous brass hilts. Is that true, considering they have a lot more coverage than the brass hilts, and how do the honey suckle/ladder hilt and the scinde pattern hilt compare to that? Cheers!

Also, stocatta has an example of powerful forward weighted cutter with a basket hilt, he said it is 3.5 pounds and must a massive workout to swing.

I was just wondering what your advice on where to buy. Thanks

Most of time all I find is display stuff only with no carbon blades and or unsharpened blades. I would like a Lochaber axe that the Jacobites used a really unique tool. But can’t find a real one unfortunately. You could go down the blacksmith route but it will cost a heck of a lot. Another thing with when it comes to poke Arms, you can buy the heads of halberds and spears for example but comes with no shaft? Any advice there? And if you buy a totally blunt tool with a carbon blade, what’s the best way to sharpen it? (Saw a nice halberd axe head but it’s totally blunt, and it’s shape looks really difficult to sharpen.) And the issue with some sites is they don’t tell you what the maker is. Any help much appreciated.

I buy long-knives and short-swords or a fusion of the 2 when I'm looking to buy a sword or something like it, I prefer a fighting blade to be not too long and not too short for practical reasons. Longer blades won't work well in tight spaces. There are 2 blades I have in my collection for short-sword purposes #1 is my Columbian Smatchet #2 is new to my collection and that's my Honshu Boshin Toothpick knife and greetings from America.

If i buy a sword with a sharp edge and dont use it. Do i have to oil it and sharpen it over time will it need any maintenance or will it stay sharp and wont rust ?

Heron Armoury also is very good for Medieval and Anglo-Saxon/Viking swords for Re-enactment

I VERY highly recommend SGT Blades. Excellent weapons, modest price, stellar customer service. Especially their sparring messers, safest ones out there.

Matt, a list of good retailers in the uk would be nice as the searching for reviews and 'doing your homework" on a sword was pretty much a no brainier. i have bought from a couple uk retailers to good stead but i have seen some that are well BS.

@tendo8027

2 ай бұрын

For real. I came to this video to get a start on researching and all I’m told is that I need to do research

Who would you recommend for a beginner collector ? I'm from America 🇺🇸

What sword companies would you recommend for functional Swords in the US?

Matt is so honest he won't plug his own website on his personal channel lol

The import costs to South Africa is usually higher than the cost of the actual product.

Bottom line. RESEARCH. Spend time before you purchase anything.

Ebay has sword sellers and some makers storefronts. Use words in your search to avoid flimsy decor, "Tempered" and "battle ready" and it starts with a lot of layer forged katanas, in price ranges well below historically. Cold Steel swords are there a lot too. Some of them are very functional. I have a of their Smallswords and arming swords. HanBon Forge makes quality cane swords, with LK Chen type blades. .

@TekkaSage

3 жыл бұрын

Ebay tends to be a very rare place to find high quality blades unless an owner is selling off his collection. "Albion" or "Lutel" are good keywords. "Tempered" usually will pop up katanas as you said or heavy thick non-practical swords. Cold steel is one of those companies with quality controls that are all over the map depending on the sword/dagger and what kind of finish you are going for.. blackened or polished has a very different pinning and blade quality.

Most of the low budget makers like Windlass or Hanwei are a mixed bag. Sword Buyers Guide is pretty much dedicated to sifting the diamonds from the rough for these brands. Deepeeka is generally worse, but some of their gladii are still good and used by reenactors. It's all about the research.

@kanhdahar2

3 жыл бұрын

what would you go for?

Any idea if the atlantian sword from conan for 99 will be any good

I want an 1804 Pattern cutlass. I don't know which one to get at all.

I get my swords from Kult of Athena. They have a good selection.

@ssquiddy4049

8 ай бұрын

Anything else in USA?

@trapperscout2046

8 ай бұрын

@@ssquiddy4049 KoA is US based.

Thanks for this and you did a great job in being neutral throughout.

But where can I buy one in Saudi Arabia? I don't know if they allow it here.

Finally getting my Colichemarde replica, after four months with current shipping and supply chains these days. 👍

@martinkukumberg1908

Жыл бұрын

Colichemarde from Cold steel please?

where can I buy a hand forged custom longsword?

I would love to have a replica of an 1845 british naval cutlass but i can never find one. Any suggestions?

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

I have one if you wanna buy

Does anyone know on any restrictions on replica swords in Ireland.The law is very specific about Katanas but I can find very little on owning a dull medieval or movie replica sword.

I once ordered a balisong knife online, it was shipped from over in America to me in the UK, except it got stopped at the border and the police weren't happy about it. Having experienced a situation in which my property was taken from me and I received no compensation, I am hesitant to try and order an entire SWORD, if my silly flipping knife wasn't allowed across.

For those in the USA, Kultofathena now has a few LK Chen in stock....

@zzygyy

3 жыл бұрын

Of course you are here when not slicing pool products. Lol

@RaiderCat12

23 күн бұрын

I am curious, do they ship out of the USA? Because for me the problem isn’t my country’s laws as much as are America’s, and that’s where the problem really lies for me.

@erichusayn

22 күн бұрын

@RaiderCat12 copy/paste from KOA... International Orders All prices are in US dollars. International orders are subject to local laws. Because laws regarding what items can be imported into a country often change, please consult with your government regarding what items you can legally purchase. Our international orders are shipped by FedEx, U.S. Airmail or UPS - however, all options may not be available depending on what country the items are shipping to and Kult of Athena will choose which option works. Any international purchases will be subject to foreign laws, tax and duties. Depending on the carrier, and their ability to deliver our products to a specific country, you may be able to pre-pay taxes and duties at checkout automatically. In the case where either the country or carrier do not allow us to pre-pay taxes and duties on your behalf, you will be responsible for paying those upon the shipment’s arrival in your country. If you do not pay your government’s fees and the items are returned to us, you will be refunded for your order minus original and return shipping and our customary 15% restocking fee. If your government designates your item as “abandoned” because duties and taxes are not paid...

Matt It would be very helpful were you to identify the weapon on your hand when you do this type of video. Love what you do...💌

@scholagladiatoria

3 жыл бұрын

Hi - I did. I said that it was from LK Chen.

looking for a place to buy a Spartan Sword. Where should I in U.S.

With a long research I got a windlass cristus imperat rapier. Excellent choice ! But the expected 7 days delivery turned to 45 days. At an point I was ready to fly to Hamburg and hack the retail shop owner with some of his swords :)

All I wanted to know is whether I should buy a Raven Forge smallsword or not...

Could you please make a follow-up video addressing the legal side of buying weapons? E.g. buying from abroad vs buying from a dealer in the UK. This could be particularly important with Br***t coming up.

@Zilegil

3 жыл бұрын

As long as it’s made with with means traditional to pre-1950s it’s classed as a historic reconstruction and not an offensive weapon This is mostly just to stop actual criminals. Even if the maker uses tools invented in the late 20th century the police would just assume it was a traditional weapon and not legally an offensive weapon I can’t recommend enough reading the laws for yourself. They’re all up on the UK Gov website

@QuentinStephens

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zilegil > I can’t recommend enough reading the laws for yourself. They’re all up on the UK Gov website Well yes, but it helps a lot of someone knowlegeable like you or Matt cuts through the legalese and actually explains them.

@TSotP

3 жыл бұрын

@@QuentinStephens this might sound a little obvious and silly, but I work under the assumption that if it is on sale by a reputable company, in the place you live, I assume it is legal to own. Personally, I live in Scotland and buy all my stuff from SouthernSwords.co.uk No need to deal with customs, as they are based in High Wycombe. Not only that, but they have supplied products to the BBC and ITV. So, they are not some sham company, and the stuff is already in the country. I assume it is legal to buy their stuff if they are selling it. Same goes with Knives. I get mine from Heinnie.com (which I know Matt has used as well). Same idea as above. Selling in the UK and not some tiny or sham site. I presume they are not selling illegal goods.

@pingusbror

3 жыл бұрын

@@QuentinStephens You have to ask an actual lawyer for that. Ten different people could read the same paragraph and come to ten different conclusions, of which there might not be a single correct one (or several!). I find it very amusing that your government thinks "criminals" are stupid enough to not be able to buy these inoffensive reproductions. Or that they can't just go in a store, buy a heavy padlock and drop it down in a sock.

@QuentinStephens

3 жыл бұрын

@@pingusbror > You have to ask an actual lawyer for that. Hahaha! So true.

Anyone know a good functional saber maker?

I really need to watch a replica arms collector/dealer's channel so that I can find out all the good places to buy antiques.

@ratatat369

3 жыл бұрын

Any recommendations on this channel

I saw a video where I can buy swords and that s not mentioned in the video. I think that's a little bit of click baiting. Don't get me wrong the advise he gave are solid but when you mention on your title where to buy you d expect a recomendation

I live in England and have thought about getting one for while, are there any laws around buying replica weapons? Do you need a license or anything?

@lowlandnobleman6746

3 жыл бұрын

OI! GOT A LOICENSE FOR THAT TACTICAL ASSAULT BLADE, GUVNAH?!?

@Sceadusawol

3 жыл бұрын

Are you 18? If so, you can buy a sword without requirement for a licence.

@alanmackinnon3516

3 жыл бұрын

You have to be 18. I get my swords from Armour Class up in Glasgow.

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

U don’t need a license u sell them if u want one

I didn't understand, what was that company called, Albion Albia?

@martinkukumberg1908

Жыл бұрын

Not Albia.This company called Only Albion.

Do you need a licence?

I use this site all the time got a mortuary sword then a few knifes and a Bowie knife and I just bought a Damascus scottish dirk can’t wait for it to arrive needing a Scottish broadsword to go with it next 😂

Thanks. What about usable historical looking Bowie knives?

@martinkukumberg1908

Жыл бұрын

I have Wild West Bowie from Cold steel.I got IT two monts ego.Its Absolut amazing.

@landroamer1000

Жыл бұрын

@@martinkukumberg1908 thanks for the recommendation, that’s a pretty knife! It’s a little too much for me though. I’m happy you like it though.

@martinkukumberg1908

Жыл бұрын

@@landroamer1000 With pleasure.Many greetings from Slovakia!

Simon king was a good armour. If he's still alive or working.

how many replica swords do you currently have?

@scholagladiatoria

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, I don't know. Maybe around 30.

I really want to start a new sword collection (me and my dad had one when I was a kid) but I don't know if I should get the cheapest replicas or spend more on some more quality replicas. There's a lot of websites out there that I have bookmarked, but it's hard to know which site is best

@scholagladiatoria

3 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of good mid-range swords available now. Though you will never regret buying an Albion, and you can sell them for as much as you buy them for. There are also some very good swords at lower prices, but you need to do more research to sort the good from the bad. Check out reviews on trusted channels and forums.

@mishmashmedley

3 жыл бұрын

@@scholagladiatoria thanks, Matt!

@UnreasonableOpinions

3 жыл бұрын

My strong recommendation is that you never buy a cheap sword - not only are they often not even real swords, they can be dangerous to use even without performing cutting. You're also more likely to be scammed. If you would like to get swords, it's almost always better to save up to buy one pretty nice sword than it is to get a few cheap swords. After all, if you get bad swords, eventually you're going to want nicer ones, and then the old bad one's wasted. But if you save up and buy something quite good, it will be a permanent part of any collection. If you are paying less than $250-$300 US for a sword, it's mostly likely bad or a scam. Solid, dependable swords start at around $400, though you can get cheaper if you don't mind doing thorough research. More complex and better quality swords start to show up at around $500-$600, and at that price you should be getting a well-made and aesthetically good sword that will last a lifetime with sensible use. The high-end swords start at about $1000, but of course that's far too much money for most people and you can get swords that are mostly as good for much less - if you buy a sword at this price point and it is less than excellent quality, you have every right to demand a remedy.

I would love to have a sword or two. But I have no experience with them, and more importantly, my pre-teen kids have no experience with them. I've seen the way they nonchalantly run through my house with baseball bats, and the thought of having a sword hanging within easy reach of curious fingers is a bit scary. I can't afford a new TV, LOL. Learning proper sword handling and care sounds fantastic, but joining a HEMA club is prohibitively expensive.

Is it illegal to own a steel samurai sword in the uk?

@maselbac

Жыл бұрын

Not if its handmade/forged

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

U wanna buy ine

After hearing about the deer zombie apocalypse I’m looking into swords

Still have so much to learn but getting away from having it too bright - my earlier videos on my channel the make up just didnt work😀

Can't wait for the good comments.

Tyty

Generation 2 and Last Legends

Just get Regenyei

Cannot afford decent swords, does not mean I do not want them. personally, cannot afford them.

Anybody know a good UK online company

@nikkijackson2981

3 жыл бұрын

Blades UK r sweet as

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

@@nikkijackson2981 u need id?

@nikkijackson2981

Жыл бұрын

@@zain7852 not sure it's a while sine I ordered. Maybe they do age verification.

Are you allowed swords in uk?

@watt5961

3 жыл бұрын

Probably, if a sword is only used as an ornament then i guess its fine. But if its used as an actual weapon then it may need a permit from the police. But the same goes just dont bring them outside lol

@Mrak47777

3 жыл бұрын

@@watt5961 ohhhhhhhhh i see

@Andy-wx4wx

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I had to give my collection in. You can no longer keep curved swords in private with the blade 50cm or more.

@Mrak47777

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andy-wx4wx oh okk thanks for letting me know

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

I mean I’m in the uk and sell them u can as long it’s in you house u want one

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YOU LIKE BAKER STREET AND RADIO GA GA

This video had a 66 minute advert before it , I let it play out just to spite the buggers and they can pay the advertising fee

@scholagladiatoria

3 жыл бұрын

lol really?! I normally just reload the page if it's a really long ad, but 66 minutes is insane!

@xluca1701

3 жыл бұрын

@@scholagladiatoria I guess it was skippable after 5-15sec. ^^

@2bingtim

3 жыл бұрын

Since installing an ad blocker I've never had any ads-It's great!

We have Best swords and knives in world on cheapest prices with life time grantee of blade sharpness

Sticks aka samurai swords

I thought it was illegal to keep swords in the UK?

@scholagladiatoria

4 ай бұрын

No. I am literally an antique sword dealer as my job.

@syedowaiszaheer6514

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for the update. So I can buy swords from you? May I know where I can access your inventory if you sell swords?

@scholagladiatoria

4 ай бұрын

@@syedowaiszaheer6514 www.antique-swords.co.uk

@syedowaiszaheer6514

3 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you so much for your response and the same is really appreciated. I would like to ask do you do custom weapons? Secondly I wanted to order the metal gear revengence high frequency blade replica from china. Would you be able to guide me if that would be ok legally to order and come to my place in London

I helped sugoi steel Scandanavian greatsword make sales. By demonstrating it's sturdiness. If any sword and armor company needs support. Just ask me to review your products. And I help for free. Because I'm already rich.

Ok loving the comments here. Now must resist the urge to buy more swords. My wife would kill me

@lowlandnobleman6746

3 жыл бұрын

With one of your swords, presumably ?

@benbrown9467

3 жыл бұрын

@@lowlandnobleman6746 only if I'm lucky. Death by spoon is not my preferred way to go

@jellekastelein7316

3 жыл бұрын

I'm aiming to get all the swords before I find a partner, myself.

Where to buy good armor? Mail armor that is

Just give the dealer site name

@nikkijackson2981

3 жыл бұрын

Blades UK r good

@aaronl8609

3 жыл бұрын

@@nikkijackson2981 Thank you

@nikkijackson2981

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaronl8609 No worries, I've had katanas, cross bows and large bowie knives from there mate all bob on all delivered in less than 48hrs

@aaronl8609

3 жыл бұрын

@@nikkijackson2981 Awesome I want a bastard sword. But its hard to tell the quality from pictures.

@aaronl8609

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkijackson2981 Dont ask why but i bought a poleaxe/war hammer thing thats 83inches 😂 Im sure my neighbors think i lost my mind.after testing it in things out back.

This does not give what it promises in the title.

"WHERE TO BUY SWORDS" = How to buy swords???

@zain7852

Жыл бұрын

I sell them if u wany

2 views, 2 comments, 8 likes. hmmmm...

london youth search history:

Windlass described in three letters: Meh.

@KT-ur7pi

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah wasn't super happy with the one I bought from them, but it looks great on the wall.

@kkownzor

2 жыл бұрын

Depends what you get, the battlecry line is really good for the price for the most part

@seanduffy6231

2 жыл бұрын

@@kkownzor The sword of the Vikong King is basically a Wallhanger for 300 bucks. Greatest disappointment since I started collecting.

FIRST?

@trapperscout2046

3 жыл бұрын

Aye sir

I will sell a sword from an old one, he is more than 3 centuries old

You mean D&D is wrong!?!

Brooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Do research dont take my advice on companies. Cheers

More hot air without telling us anything. Waste of a 5 minutes.

Yeah, it's neutral, whatever. End up just saying a whole bunch of nothing for 5 minutes.

Useless

Knight Shop have always been excellent but post brexit they stock fuck all in the way of decent sparring weapons.