Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Could it stand up to medium abuse?  Not hitting rocks or trees, but slashing thick cardboard targets, etc...
Document: Better than what I imagined! Beautiful crafted and an exceptional value. Could not be more pleased!
this is a well made sword for its purpose. I tried to wear it at a ren fest but they would not allow any &#34;weapons&#34; in. It is heavy, it is pretty. No, don't plan on sharpening it. It looks good on the wall, it could be great if the wall hanger was nicer but for the money, this is a deal.
Looks  as pictured and is very heavy, shiny steel. Your arm could get a real workout. No scabbard. Hanging plaque. which is flimsy compared to the sword. The black design on the shaft is paint, not engraving, the hilt is pewter colour but quite imitation, and the brass areas are too gold and painted looking. Obviously cast, but historically based. For 60.90 USD you are getting your money's worth at the very least in what would be American labour hours, not just materials.
this was a great looking sword... it looks even better in person... it is a must have for any person who collects swords.. it is made pretty well ... the details were excellent.
its a cool sword but its really flimsy and it definitely isn't meant to be used. the metal is also kinda cheap like scrap metal almost. its not real steel. but its really cool looking, neat to put up on the wall for anyone who likes old looking swords. but not for serious use and i wouldnt recommend sharpening it. it'll break
excellent prop, nice and tall and makes women look greatnot for fighting dragons it will melt and you will be consumed in fire!
You need it for your man cave!
When received it had des colorations on the blade, unfortunately I would have to pay a fortune to return it! Shame shame
What can I say? It's 47" long. It's not a real sword by any means. Not sharp. It's mainly for looks and I love the looks of this sword. It feels pretty sturdy as well. Out of curiosity I did hit against a tree and it did stay together haha! (by the way that is not recommended with this sword. It's for looks not play.)
Very impressed, we purchased two of these to use as unique swag holders in my husband's office. They are well made, and the details are even nicer in person.
Answer: no