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Question: Just got this, seems like a great sword. It came super oily though- what does one do to clean it, or should I leave the blade oily like it came?
Document: Came in a giant box. Sword was about half the box size.When I pulled out the sword it looked like their was more scrathes than in relility. After cleaning off the oil I notice their were only a few on the top of the blade and some in the middle.All in all it's a great sword. Though the sheath looks like shoe strings are tied around it.
I received the sword much faster than expected. It arrived pre-sharpened and packed in a little bit of grease.I cleaned it up and took it outside for a little light tameshigiri (test cutting). It performed very well with no damage to the blade.The fit is very good with no rattle. The finish is passable with some minor discoloration on the Tsuba (hand guard).The Saya (sheath) is wood with a black pvc coating and seems a little cheap.All in all, this is a great product for the price and I'm planning to buy another one in the near future as a gift for a friend.
The two being so closely related the transition from tachi to katana blended easily. In the late 1500s and early 1600s many old surviving tachi blades were converted into katana by having their original tangs cut, the signature would be lost in this process.This one does have more of a curve, slightly longer blade and longer tsuka. As I mentioned earlier, It came to me sharp, well oiled, and no flaws, wiggles or shakes. Like in the kill bill movie where Budd's katana is only shown for a brief period, This Tachi is barely shown in the last samurai movie.
The sword came right on time. I must say, damn. What a good buy. Definitely worth the money. In fact, in my opinion, it's worth more. So, I highly recommend this katana. Everything from the pommel, to the tip of the blade is beautiful. The blade is a bit oiled so it doesn't rust. Quick clean with a cleaning kit and your ready to kill evil ninjas and, or zombies!!! !
I've always wanted a Katana and so i decided to go ahead and get one even though i was scared as hell considering the seriousness of such a weapon. upon receiving it i was very please with the packaging. everything was very protected and i was even more please when i took the sword out. i thought it was going to be low quality because of the price but it really isn't. now here's the reason why i decided to give it 3 stars. it's dull. it came oiled and everything but i had to literally saw my way through a piece of paper which you can already imagine how blunt that has to be.
sword was great. sharp and really well made glad i bought it. would like to buy another one to practice with so i don't mess this beauty up! !
If your looking for the replica Last Samurai Sword this is the one. Can't beat the price. Perfect details. Tight fittings, sharpe blade. and the Saya fits like it should. Cuts 2 inch bamboo like butter.
This genuine Samurai Sword is the best quality sword you could possibly get for this price. Actually its as good as the 100$ - 200$ swords. The blade doesn't wiggle and the sword has a durable grip. The Japanese writing is gorgeous while the design stuns its users. The blade comes already sharpened and doesn't wear out too fast. Very light weight for a Samurai sword. Not only does this sword stun users, but it also makes a great defensive weapon(Like, Who would carry a Sword with them).
This is my first sword and I am impressed on how well made it really is! I bought it for $71 dollars and it was a great buy. I highly recommend this sword to anybody looking for one.
We tossed melons and fruits in the air and it went through them like you didn't feel it...so yes, I bought this sword to play Fruit Ninja with. One day some moron will take it into a pawn shop thinking its some authentic sword and they'll tell him it's Chinese knock-off crap worth $20. It's not hand forged but the wrap is probably done by some of the finest child labor in China. It's good, it's fun but it's far from excellent
Answer: yes