Thanks for the demo. Glad to see CS properly sharpen their back edge. False-edge cuts are absolutely crucial for combat using single-edged implements, which is why I give all of my bowies extra sharpening on their back-edges, especially when the edge is close to the shoulder so the edge geometry is stout, the refined apexing is needed. So do my falchions and langes messers get the same treatment on the back-edge or yelmen.
I saved my pennies and couldn't decide between the 3V Natchez or Laredo, ended up going with the Natchez. My brother ended up getting a Laredo later on and having it just a few seconds in my hands was all it took to give me buyer's remorse for going with the Natchez. I love the Natchez don't get me wrong, but IMO the Laredo is the better blade.
I need to make a video on that. Short answer the primary will be facing the ground, the backcut is a sneaky bonus. I want to maximize my likelihood of getting a good edge on the target, I want to be able use to the top to the bottom of that razor-sharp 10.5-inch blade with gravity on my side. The smaller back edge is a bonus.
Thanks for the demo. Glad to see CS properly sharpen their back edge. False-edge cuts are absolutely crucial for combat using single-edged implements, which is why I give all of my bowies extra sharpening on their back-edges, especially when the edge is close to the shoulder so the edge geometry is stout, the refined apexing is needed. So do my falchions and langes messers get the same treatment on the back-edge or yelmen.
Thank you-this is an awesome video!! I love the swedge as weapon-well done👊🏻
Love your channel! Thanks for watching.
I saved my pennies and couldn't decide between the 3V Natchez or Laredo, ended up going with the Natchez. My brother ended up getting a Laredo later on and having it just a few seconds in my hands was all it took to give me buyer's remorse for going with the Natchez. I love the Natchez don't get me wrong, but IMO the Laredo is the better blade.
Great video, Love! 😄 And you’re looking quite fit! 💪
Cool video, where did you get that Inside the waistband sheath for that Trailmaster?
From a fighting style position would you suggest fighting with the blade upward to lend towards more advantageous back cut and follow up with blade ?
I need to make a video on that. Short answer the primary will be facing the ground, the backcut is a sneaky bonus. I want to maximize my likelihood of getting a good edge on the target, I want to be able use to the top to the bottom of that razor-sharp 10.5-inch blade with gravity on my side. The smaller back edge is a bonus.
@@mathewrculbertson - I like that. Thank you for the reply.
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