LK Chen Munich Town Guard Sword | Kult of Athena

[@Tobascodagama]

This is my first sword, so I can't do a comparison or anything, but I absolutely love it. Total love at first swing situation, it's a real joy to use.

[@kultofathena6217]

Great choice, thanks for supporting the channel.

[@ImJEllisAF]

I really like both of these from LK Chen. Leaning towards the rapier

[@kultofathena6217]

Can't go wrong with either.

[@handleerrorrr]

Risky manoeuvre!

[@3Y3ECE]

That is a gorgeous blade. I understand the wait list! Thanks for sharing!!

[@rogerwilliams2629]

Absolutely want to see the video of these two, i cant decide!

[@MIKE_THE_BRUMMIE]

This a beautiful looking piece

[@LordPeachew]

Lin Creative uses hatfield steel on some of its blades.

[@mythosboy]

I have the LK Chen Saxony Rapier and I would be very interested in seeing a video comparison. Similar price point, lots of surface similarities with the Munich Town guard, but also a different sword in so far as pictures can tell. So, please do.

[@kultofathena6217]

Let’s see what we can do!

[@euroclydonftw9676]

Him standing like "Theres nothing we can do" in the thumbnail

[@royseleech3524]

One of my first swords

[@brittakriep2938]

A note from Germany: In german language Degen is used for : Olympic epee, duelling epee, rapier, spadroon, smallsword, to dome degree also Pallasch. In older books, both serious education and entertaining novels the term ,Haudegen' ( hewing Degen) or Raufdegen ( brawl Degen) appeares, so i assume , those german style rapiers with wider blades are meant. But attention! In current german language the word Haudegen is used for a battlehardened fighter, or a person, who does his job for a long time and has a lot of knowledge and ecpierience. And in medieval german a Degen was a thegn.

[@liquiddw2]

Please do the comparison vid

[@Vigen-h6m]

Would like to see a comparison video,,

[@rallyl7053]

Nice I was waiting for this to get back in stock. Just got it.

[@kultofathena6217]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@rallyl7053]

Thanks!

[@mjsuarez79]

Do you have the cup hilt rapier from LK Chen? I haven't seen any reviews on that one. My primary question is the size of the cup. In LK Chen's demonstrations, the cup looked small.

[@kultofathena6217]

We will have, later in the year at which point we can do a review video for you.

[@Linnwolf]

Hey Bro I actually like those swords yes on the video

[@murellsawyer103]

Can't wait for the comparison video

[@kevincrady2831]

I would love to see a comparison between this sword and the Arms and Armor Munich Town Guard Sword. The latter (which I own) has a price point 3X higher, so I'm curious what makes up that price difference.

[@pathfinder7614]

My guy. I just looked this up because I ordered this sword. What I have found that while maganese steel is very tough... they say it's HIGHLY susceptible to corrosion and not to be used in the kitchen or marine environments. You might want to amend that! Edit. Ok. So 3 of 5 sources say it's highly corrosion prone....but then I find like 2 sources that say it isn't. So I guess time will tell us lol

[@kultofathena6217]

What has your experience been ?

[@pathfinder7614]

@kultofathena6217 it's actually been pretty good. Mind you I didn't leave it in a bucket of water or anything lol, but no rust to speak of yet.

[@draconus56]

Cool sword but music was distracting

[@kultofathena6217]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@tuerkefechi]

Is the LK Chen Munich Sword the same as the Windlass?

[@kultofathena6217]

Same type but not same quality.

[@AB-ws2sj]

I got my collection locked up case soon over...

[@frankknox9127]

Can you use this sword left handed?

[@finalbossd]

I’m a lefty and I plan to get it. The guard isn’t symmetrical, but it doesn’t looks like it will interfere with left handed use.

[@kultofathena6217]

Yes.

[@williamprm]

Nice run through but it isn't really a "review" when being done by a company selling them.

[@ROBBEAUDOIN66]

great looking sword but WHY the stainless steel on the guard....Ruins it.

[@LangstonDev]

Why? It's a guard, it doesn't need to do much...

[@overlorddante]

Because it's designed to withstand use with minimal maintenance.

[@LeafyLumens]

Lies of P