Sword Video Game Replica
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Sports reviews of Sword Video Game Replica
Customer Review: SHOW OFF PURPOSES ONLY!
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
i just got this sword and its well very well made for display purposes only....but if u want one that you can play around with...well i recomend spendin' a bit more $$$ and get the full tag battle ready version of this sword.....i would highly recomend this sword if your a final fantasy fan and need some display space to cover with because this sword will get the job done.Customer Review: Buster Sword
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
This Buster Sword replica is awsome. The blade is wide and sturdy. Im not sure about the amount of tang this thing has but it is very well built. The handle is curved a little instead of the flat handle that the game's sword had, but this is an awsome sword and I would recommend it to fans of FF7 and sword collectors.Customer Review: ohh please
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
i should know more than James Cope due to my 11 sword collection but this sword does look flimsy due to its immense blade size compared to the handle and the fact that its only stainless steel turns me away but anything made to look like something from Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts for that matter; for me; is boughtCustomer Review: People aren't giving enough credit to the good sword
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
Its a pretty sterdy sword, and for it price it good, but i got mine with scracths and could other things, probley smithing, but its good for price, id recommend it. 4/5 stars, (it'd be 3.5 if half was a optionCustomer Review: SWORDS 101
Sport shop rating: 3 Stars
Now I don't own this sword, but having owned 3 different swords (Sword of Vaelen, a Marto brand Scottish Claymore, and a Paul Chen practical katana) I can tell you quite a bit about this one, just from having read from other reviews.
1) This is not a sword meant for cutting things! A REAL sword should not wiggle when you swing it around or feel like it's going to break or have the blade fall off. My Sword of Vaelen does this. It's because the tang probably isn't properly secured to the handle, if it's secured at all.
On my Paul Chen katana, there is one Medugi, it's a peg that holds the tang and handle together.
I can't believe some of you are trying to chop down trees with this. You wouldn't even do that with a Paul Chen sword and that's a fully-working blade! If you insist on testing the edge, try cutting a large pumpkin or a stalk of bamboo.
2) A good quality sword should weigh about 2 to 3 pounds. Any more than that (like my Marto Scottish Claymore) and all you have is a heavy, clumsy, albeit beautiful piece of metal.
I think it is a great idea that someone made weapons based off the Final Fantasy games, but let's face it, these are FANTASY weapons and in our world are only meant as decoration.