A short stress test of the sansibar
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Oh.. ok thanks for reply. It's pommel kind of resembled one but blade wasn't very similar. Interesting, i haven't heard this one thanks for uploading this.
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Is that a yataghan? Looks a bit short though? Or is it another type of sword, looks a bit too long to be a kukri but a bit too short for yataghans too?
SirTwilight83 2 years ago
No, it's not a yataghan. It's a Filipino sword called sansibar or pang sibak.
SkallagrimNilsson 2 years ago
Looks like a great sword. What do you think of the overall quality of that blade?
doubleilisi 3 years ago
It's pretty decent and well constructed, especially for the low price. The hilt construction is rock-solid and the blade has an excellent shape and polish. The cutting ability is great because of the wickedly sharp blade and its curvature.
SkallagrimNilsson 3 years ago
That has nice wrist action. I can imagine that feels quite good to wield!
corruptiblelogistics 3 years ago
Absolutely. It handles like a dream... it's a light weight with outstanding balance and the handle fits the hand perfectly.
SkallagrimNilsson 3 years ago