Having handled most of the brnads listed here…I can say that the Angel sowrds are definitely pricey…but if I were going to spend the money on a sword, that is the one I would buy.
They are perfectly balanced, I have shaved a business card with one, they are stong and durable…and just plain beautiful.
But, it is not like my wife would let me spend $1000 - $2000 or so on a sword… In fact, I USED THAT LOGIC to finally talk her into my motorcycle…you just have to make some hard choices at times…
GLW
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BTW take a look at this Animal.
http://www.angelsword.com/Bright%20Knight%20Assets/bk-jian.html
MRTWS
That’s the one…Although the one I played with had a 34 inch blade…just right for me…
He also had a Taiji Dao…beautiful.
I have three friends that have bought the Jian. One passed away and it was one of his possessions that was stipulated to go to a family member as an inheritance.
You sure don’t see that kind of passing on of swords on any others.
Yesterday this sword dealer said he got a Han dynasty sword from another reputable dealer. Is this a little long for a Han sword?
Mebbe the true power is the sword within. The conditioning of the hands and feet in kung fu sort of like forges a meat sword.
*strokes invisible beard
So true, that’s why I like doing my sword forms with 5 or 10 pound poles!
noice make sure to maintain ur traditionur pole weapons with only the top grade baby oil. to seep into the wood fibers. Baby oil quality selection helped forge the man I am today.
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