REAL Ottoman Swords: Extreme Tests!

No way these are handmade for that price. Thats hella impressive. Good job swordbuy

Please let us know what is the angle of the blade cutting edge? Thank you

well, cutting cow bone will definitely show how much damage a blow would do to a horseman's mount. it's not improbable that someone with such a blade wouldn't have tried to kill an opponent's horse in combat.

I have personally bought 2 swords from them a while back. The quality is truly amazing however they have two websites one local and the other international. The prices on the international site are double. Luckily i was in turkey at the time. But again the quality is something else one of the best in my collection even bought a faux leather sheath with it.

That sword looks very halal. TENGRI BLESS THE TURKISH SWORDSMITHS

Genuine Ottoman swords are much more strong.
Those are replica swords intended to be sold to the general population.

Also, Ivory is illegal to import these days.

A little heavy compared to the historical examples i've held but they seem tough enough.

SHAA!

I've just purchased one from their website. The quality is extremely good. It arrived yesterday. It does say that the shipping is free but you have to pay import taxes before it arrives.

The quality is really good and it is already insanely sharp. If you are interested in a quality sword than this is for you.

Next time ; when you hit with the sword say "ALLAHU EKBER".

Thank you so much for Reviewing these Swords

Junge Junge, Jörg das mal ein Video für mich, du bist Spitze. Onun için seni çok severiz. I maen that so! Und mach ja lange lange weiter. Wenn die beiden traditionell geschmiedet sein sollten müssten sie 1070-75 Karbonstahl sein.

That both swords look amazing and i loved to have them but i think i cant buy it from my country...

The "rules" are much more clear.... I never figured you for a sheep....

Very nice

Sorry, but these are overpriced fantasy swords... had many historically made swords in my hand and some originals in museums during hands on sessions. Every decent HEMA swordsmith can get you historically accurate swords that performs the same way für the same price or even less.

jörg die waffe kommt uns so günstig vor aber in der türkei ist dieses geld sehr viel

My man apologises so much, it is unbelievable

Turkish swords looks cool too ! Super underrated !

like cutting salami :D best man

The rings on the scabbard have a function. It's to enable the scabbard to be clipped to a waist belt.

One of my favorite, but random, things about your channel is hearing you talk about your dog. It always brings a smile to my face!

I wouldn’t want to be on the same battlefield with this guy… Including at his side… Maybe especially at his side.

One thing few people realise is that Turkey has insanely good steel and its steel industry is very advanced. It's also why Turkish guns are so well made for the price etc

Is this like Katana sharpness? Thanks for the video!

Thanks for testing our swords. It's also great on our traditional arrow, I suggest you try it Jörg

skanderbeg's sword

How is this man so humble and likable?

I dont know if anyone noticed but actually we cant see the ballistic jelly
During the test.

Bro fly me out to Germany lol. I will be your cameraman and apprentice

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That's the real evil blade, more evil that SS knife you reviewed.

You should cut fresh bones, as after a few hours the dead bone starts calcificate, and turns hard like a rock, and can't be cut with sword, like live bone. Also soak the tatamis outside, unless you really like the smell.

is a major steel :3 all puns intended

Since it's an Ottoman Sword, you need to say "Ya Hak! " when you hit the blocks you are using lol ... :D

Tell me If u Need a cameraman!

Ich kann dein Kameramann werden !

Bear in mind that swords made in the medieval era are fabricated using slaggy steel (more impurities) so definitely modern reproduction is higher quality

In my childhood every kid on the street had a sword made of wood. My grandpa made me a Yatagan ! Out of titanium! Hanging on a leather sling. It was epic for a six year old child. Have to find it in my parents house))))

Is your name ken

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Swordsmanship is mostly the angle you hold the blade at being in line with the direction you are swinging it. Your form is a bit bad in this respect, as you swing them like hammers. You want to swing them like casting a fishing rod.

I thought the wet mats were supposed to have a wooden steak on the center to simulate the bone.

i volunteer to be your cameraman 🙂

"There can be only one!"
- Highlander

"Crom laughs at your Turkish ballistic-coconut choppers!"
- Crom

Hey Joerg,
Shit happens.
Don't worry about it Mate.
Cheers,
Jim.

Number one characteristic of this sword is be unbreakable and light weight.