Maces and Flails, and smashing ice!

Maces and flails are among the most iconic of medieval weapons, in part due to their prevalence in popular culture.

The Quarterstaff

The staff is one of the most simple and universal of weapons. Used by cultures around the world and across time, it ...

The Iberian Mace

The Arms and Armor Iberian Mace is a great example of a 13th century impact weapon. Based on several examples from th...

Fighting Axes vs Wood Axes

... used for building your house and for defending it.

Cutting with the Type L Fighting Axe

We've had a bunch of requests to do some cutting videos, so this is attempt number one. Our Type L Fighting Axe seeme...

German Flail Video Spotlight

one handed weapon for combat on foot or horse

Sword wounds: ancient and otherwise

This post contains humorous but graphic descriptions of wounds we get while making swords.

Top ten weapons to buy with your stimulus check

plus extended discounted shipping!

The Arms & Armor Horseman’s Axe

A single axe can cut down a great tree

Tucks, crowbars of war

The Tuck is an interesting and impressive sword. Having just finished a replica of a nice example, we thought it woul...

Flails

weapon of peasant recruits to a knightly dueling weapon
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