Re: Need some advice to order a katana
Yeah, what Ron says! As I'm not ready to train formally with a sword school, mine remains locked securely in a safe. Just too many curious folks visit and a moment of carelessness could cause a tragedy. A shinken is no different than a firearm in that regard, especially with teen-agers in the house - all of whom think they are "masters of the sword". I often visit and admire my sword, spending many happy hours looking at the grain and other features. Just cleaning it is a refreshing exercise. What I don't do, and won't do without proper training, is practice the sword arts with it.
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