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@MariusWM "defeat all this complicated stuff with a single fast and perfected kizamitsuki."

... which you, I presume, possess?

If you think a jab is the only tool you need in your toolbox, I'd love to see you fight.

Good Job, my sweety has hired a trainer & I think I've heard a few of these lines already... LOL

@shaoda If you've bothered to track all the comments my first one generated (not that I recommend it as a good use of your time) you'd note that I actually apologized for the generic "American" comment & said I should have said an "ignorant American"... somewhat different. So I really can't claim...

I'm using the TAR 21 civvie version in Canada & I can change mags quite fast by bumping the mag release w/ the back of my pistol grip thumb (either to speed or retention). I also like the big, simple bolt release button... slap & go.

I love the Tavor... fast, accurate, reliable (haven't cleaned ...

@civiladvantage I love mine - I've run it through several tactical carbine courses & dozens of weekends shooting tactical drills w/ some highly skilled shooting buddies (ex Brit SF & Foreign Legion). Last month I even tapped a 500m gong (about 2 ft in diameter) about 4 out of 6 rounds from prone ...

Although I'm a martial artist for the past 30+ year, I am not a Kendo-ka, so I won't speak to the particular rules of that sporting version of sword play. However, I would suggest that there was plenty of power generated by the one-handed tsuki to easily penetrate the uke's throat all the way to ...

Too bad his very fast (no question that Bruce Lee had awesome speed) back fist strikes never even came close to Vic Moore's face. The slow motion is pretty obvious he's retracting at least 10"/25 cm away.... unless his fanboys are suggesting maybe some sort of invisible Inspector Gadget retractab...

Looks like some REMF (a cook maybe?) is making a pretend video for Mom back home... Note how he turns on his camera to video himself.

@Metallicawolf08

Nope, that's a boken... likely oak. It's solid wood because a) it's curved, shinai are straight b/c bamboo is; b) it's not made of several pieces of split bamboo with a white suede handle & capped tip (to hold the bamboo splints together). They actually are quite obviously diffe...