Doomsday Barbarian Demo Vid, Custom Kukri, American Bowie, SBG & KOA Featured Blades

[Archer Here]

Our Doomsday Barbarian Sword Durability Video:
Extreme Durability Test Video. Watch professional reviewer Jason Woodard do EXTREME durability tests. Destroying an SUV, Repeatedly Stabbing through the Doors and Roof!, Striking against a Cheap Katana & Destroying its Edge, Shattering Bones, Striking against SOLID GRANITE, Striking against a Steel Drum, Metal Pole and Medieval Knights Helmet, and Stabbing through a Steel Drum. Our Barbarian sword didn’t fail Jason at all! Only leaving minor edge damage after striking against granite, something you should never be able to do.

Custom Kukri Knife:
This customer requested a custom design of the historical Kukri Knife.

THIS WEEKS FEATURED KULT OF ATHENA BLADE - Dark Knights Templar Sword:
You can purchase some of our blades at Kult of Athena, one of the largest, most respected on-line sword stores out there. This weeks featured blade is our Dark Knights Templar Sword.

ONE OF OUR SBG FEATURED BLADES THIS WEEK: Doomsday Ragnarok Viking Sword:
Designed by Esteemed Sword Designer Jason Woodard, made by Scorpion Swords & Knives, and is exclusively offered at the Sword Buyers Guide On-line Store.

The American Bowie Knife:
One of our featured knives this week: Our American Bowie Knife.

Shop Details:
1095 High Carbon Spring Steel. Steel is Heat Hardened & quenched in oil. Heat Tempered @ 500 degrees for 2 hours, and letting it air cool.

Measurements:
Total Length = 17 “
Blade Length = 11 ¼ “
Blade Width = 2 “
Blade Thickness = 3/16 “
Handle Length = 5 ¾ “
Handle Width = 1 3/8 “ widest point
Handle: Black Linen Micarta & Brass
Weight = 1.8 lbs

 

[shinyedges]

I like some of the designs, but I wish they were in a more durable alloy like 5160, especially for larger blades. Have you ever considered switching away from 1095 for these large blades?

 

[jfk1110]

Nice work!!

Really. Digging' the bowie.....

 

[Archer Here]

I like some of the designs, but I wish they were in a more durable alloy like 5160, especially for larger blades. Have you ever considered switching away from 1095 for these large blades?

We use to use 5160 many years ago and over the years I've preferred working with 1095. It seems to work good for my blade designs. Thanks for dropping a comment sir.

 

[Archer Here]

Nice work!!

Really. Digging' the bowie.....

Thank you sir. I appreciate that.

 

[AntDog]

I just wish they were ground higher up the blade. The grinds seem very shallow and the rest of the blade is full thickness. Love the designs.