vortidj.blogg.se - september 2023

Do it! You can't go wrong.Īs the title says I'm no expert.

among other Ronin Katana weapons) and order yourself this sword from RK directly, Sword Buyers Guide, or Kult of Athena. Take my advice (I'm a proud owner of a Euro #7. Besides the durability of the sword, you're not going to lay out an enormous amount of cash for this sword either. you can't go wrong with a Euro #7 Longsword. If you want a durable sword you could take on a medieval battlefield, a zombie apocalypse, or for home or personal defense. If you want to do some heavy-duty backyard cutting, get yourself a Ronin Katana. If you want a weapon-grade sword, you want to get yourself a Ronin Katana. belt broke right off as the buckle wouldn't fit in the hole. Received sword, not as sharp as I'd like but ok. I will have a better idea once that sword arrives. I have also ordered the Crusader sword from Ronin Katana. This is my first sword purchase, so I dn't have a lot of experience with sword evaluation. Posted by David J McNeill on Dec 21st 2020 first time I drew the sword I had to put my feet on the guard and pull the scabbard with my hands. The sword itself is incredible at this price.

5 very nice sword, scabbard is a bit too tight.

I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a longsword. Finally, it's nice knowing you can get three or four RK swords for what you'd be paying for an Albion! This sword is also handy for home defense and I would trust this sword if I ever had to use it in that fashion. or, you can order yourself a Ronin Katana and have fun with it. Yes, you can go out and get an Albion or Lockwood sword and pay four times as much for a sword you'd probably be afraid to do any cutting with. I don't know what I was thinking, but all the scratches on the blade give it a sort of uneven satin finish. I got mine via the famous RK "Scratch & Dent" sale - and I ended up marking up the blade really badly with a whetstone trying to make a razor sharp sword even sharper. If there were any durability problems with this sword - I would've found out about them by now.

I reviewed this sword previously, and I stand by my original comments. I've had my #7 sword for over two years now - having gotten mine in February 2019. Others have mentioned the poor retaining system, and I can mimic that as well, but those I see as an extra and have little effect on my opinion of the product. The scabbard is very tight and that's my only real complaint, it requires quite a bit of force to remove the blade from the scabbard. The tip is not completely symmetrical and the grip had a few threads coming out of it, but those are a small price to pay for such an inexpensive blade. I am not disappointed at all with the craftmanship. It came with all sorts of oily residue spots on the blade which Is not a big deal since a simple clean and oil of the blade made those much less visible. The sword is a bit heavy but still handles well. The guard has some slight movement but nothing super concerning.