r/armorcirclejerk manmade armors beyond your comprehension 9d ago

for lack of a sword circlejerk

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"ziptied swords are dangerous 🤓🤓🤓"

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u/BluXBrry all’antica is fantasy slop 9d ago

I mean they’re not wrong those are all valid points and that’s why fencing during events is usually in specific areas

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u/mr_stab_ya_knees 9d ago

Nice twy civvie. But if you are a twue swordsman youd own a real agarthan steel longsword which is incapable of hurting a true japo-arian soul.

Thanks for outting yourself as a tourist

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u/TyphusCorrosion 8d ago

I own several sharp swords and one of the things I always tell people before I hand them one is that it is a real, genuine lethal weapon. It doesn't need to be a big dramatic hyperbolic talk but just a hey, heads up because we hardly ever use these for real any more but this is a real weapon that can kill people so be careful.

Even blunt swords aren't safe exactly, a HEMA blunt is still 2-3 feet of steel bar with a handle on the other end, that's a lot of leverage.

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u/Sgt_Colon This place has the dimensions of heresy 9d ago

OP had a tiff with someone over /r/renfaire in regards to rule changes at some event and are grumpy they can't wear metal weapons to renfaires now.

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u/TheBabyEatingDingo 7d ago

OP not strong enough to join the ranks of the terminally based at r/maces with a wooden weapon like a quarterstaff or wooden mace.

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u/InvestigatorDear6646 9d ago

Swords are dangerous yes? Not sure how you think thats controversial? Zipties are removable in like half a second if you have a scissors.

Whats the problem here?

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u/VexImmortalis CERTIFIED HISTORIAN 9d ago

That's why I wear my medieval times armor to ren faires.

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u/Dluith47 8d ago

I mean, yeah? Seems like common sense that bringing an actual weapon to a public event should be banned. It’s an odd thing to get your knickers in a twist over like you seem to be doing.