Beornmann wrote:Second on the Duelists. Rob Roy is a another quick thought.

Added: Gladiator, Last Samurai, Master and Commander

The Duelists is about as good as it gets.

There really isn't a place for it in anything but a film, and most of us would appreciate seeing it fade out of hollywood...but it's not going to happen. You're right; it does open you up to an easy counter, as well as provide way too many opportunities for error on the part of the user; losing the...

The Matt Galas flow drills are a lot of fun. I just started showing the new guys in class those. They really give you a good idea of how to keep the sword in motion.

That should give you quite a bit to digest.

It's looking to be a cold one folks so stay warm and safe. I'm going out to fill my growlers around noon and I'll be smoking a pipe and lifting a pint when the worst of it hits.

Hey guys, if you haven't paid, I would really appreciate the money before the end of the month, that way nobody is waiting for an extenuous amount of time. Thanks :mrgreen: I was having some problems with my Direct Deposit (I haven't received any payments in three weeks) but its all cleared up now ...

I like what you've done on all counts. One question, you appear to be right handed by belting your sword on the left hip, however your arrows are over your left shoulder indicating a left hand draw or is this just for the picture ? Once again I'm very impressed with all you've done. You caught that...

Very nice kit man, and very nice sword as well. John does make a great blade.

I urge anyone that's on the shelf to buy this sword. The price is fantastic for what is IMO the best windlass sword ever made. With just a minimal amount of elbow grease you can have a well built and great handling sword that will be able to hold its own against much more expensive swords.