APOC Survival Broad Sword
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Ultra durable 9260 Spring Steel Blade designed by the legendary Gus Trim. MSRP $239.00
After everything hits the fan and the muck has settled, all the symbols that represented the best man had to offer (honor, compassion, liberty, truth, trust, dignity, integrity, justice) are laid waste to give way to what now matters most: survival. In the twilight of man’s morality, a new symbol emerges to bring law to the foreboding chaos to come .. the A.P.O.C. Broad Sword.
Birthed in a design reminiscent of a gilded time the Broad Sword strips away the gaudy to give you a cold blade of 21 5/8” edged simplicity of the real and now. Featuring a double cutaway in the blade profile, it’s a single-hand broad sword for a single purpose. The A.P.O.C. Broad Sword’s dexterities are quick, light, strong and sharp with all the features of the series to help you stand alone in broken world.
The black textured fiberglass sheaths are fitted to a Molle compatible kydex platform that allows you to secure your swords to belt or pack in multiple carry positions. For belt or sling carry setups the platform has four slots 1 3/8" long and 1/8" wide. A notch in the handle and the platform allows for stealth unsheathing as well as locking the sword securely for inverted maneuvers. No preparations for the end times are complete without an A.P.O.C. tactical sword for when the bullets run out, the knives are too short and your life is on the line.
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For cutting practice or, if you happen to time travel, actual combat the edge should be adjusted to increase durability and ease of cut. That said, the edge it comes with is sharp and not to be taken lightly. As a thrusting weapon it is fully functional out of the box. its also pretty heavy but not too much, after consistently practicing with it, it is now easy to wield for long periods. the weight gives it quite powerful momentum. Now the truly impressive aspect to the sword is its durability. I have a small forest of banana trees on my property that need to be cut down regularly. Banana stalks are pretty soft, but they are extremely fibrous and wet (heavy) when fully grown and without expertise it is a certainty that the blade will end up running along the vertical fibers partway through the stalk during a horizontal cut. ive seen my blade bend ridiculously and was sure it took a set many times, but when pulled free, it has always come back to true. ive had this particular blade for a couple years and its still in pretty much mint condition despite my abusive use of it. hopefully this review helps.
