| boss_clad | 05-22-2009 09:45 PM |
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Originally Posted by //RacingSpirit>>
(Post 6431803)
I get all my katanas/folding knives/etc from warriors and wonders on cambie between 17th and 18th ave. If you are looking for a decently nice one, be prepared to pay approx. $400. The nicer ones start at about $650 or so. There is one that I'm eying right now, because I missed my chance when they had it in stock. Its a katana made with L6 steel...truely an amazing sword, but with me debating on whether or not I should drop $1500+ on a sword, they sold the last katana.
| fuck, that sucks man
yea, i'm looking for something over a G..by paul chen..the last one i had was about 550 or sth, the practical katana. that was a good beginners swords lol Quote:
Originally Posted by !LittleDragon
(Post 6431670)
If it's for decoration, just go with the night market crap. I got a few around the house and even took one camping as a fire poker. The gf has katanas that're family heirlooms, they've been used to kill :D
| holy shit dude, for real? would they sell them? ...i know they're heirlooms and all but, since with the recession here.. maybe they want some extra cash in their pockets
ask yo! Quote:
Originally Posted by billboa
(Post 6432774)
Ya and whatever is coming will just shoot you in the face and laugh at you for bringing a katana.:haha:
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and if anything happens in 2012, what are you armed with, a hockey stick?
i don't fear death. that's bushido, my friend Quote:
Originally Posted by //RacingSpirit>>
(Post 6433398)
From 5ft+ away, no, you can't really see a big difference if you don't know what you are looking for. If you are going to display a katana, I'm sure your guests will want to examine it, and yes, there's a huge difference between a cheap one and a quality one.
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couldn't have said it better myself. | 