Members’ new toys have arrived!
“I love the smell of feders in the morning, smells like… ” You know the rest.
Weapons
Hands on – Hanwei Federschwert
The cheapest (practical) entry-level feder I know of in the UK, we picked up a pair of these about three
Hands On – Kingston Arms Club Sport Federschwert
The Kingston Arms Club Sport Feder is pitched as an affordable (i.e. ‘entry-level’) weapon for clubs, beginners and “even seasoned
First look – Red Dragon Concepts Federschwert
The Knight Shop, under its in-house equipment brand Red Dragon, has finally produced the first batch of it’s long-promised customisable
Cut and thrust: the mechanics of the sword [Guest Post]
By: Martin J. Dougherty. There are many possible weapons that can be put in the hand of a warrior. Some
Cut and thrust: components of the sword [Guest Post]
By: Martin J. Dougherty. A sword, in the simplest terms, consists of a blade and a hilt. There are many
Cut and thrust: the development of the sword [Guest Post]
By: Martin J. Dougherty. The key factor that allowed the modern long-bladed sword to develop was, of course, metallurgy. A
Cut and thrust: effectiveness of the sword [Guest Post]
By: Martin J. Dougherty. Historically, weapon designers also had to consider a number of other factors, not least of which
Cut and thrust: the definition of a sword [Guest Post]
by Martin J. Dougherty. Of all the weapons ever invented, none has the mystique of the sword. It remains a