Review: TFW Ginunting - This Beauty Has Quite a Bite!

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июн 2017
  • ** Specifications **
    Overall length: 67.5 cm / 26.6''
    Blade length: 51 cm / 20''
    Handle length: 10 cm / 4''
    Point of balance: 11 cm / 4.3'' from the guard
    Weight: 678 g / 24 oz
    Blade thickness: 6mm at the guard, tapering to 4mm where the false edge starts
    Blade material: 5160 & D2 high carbon steel
    Handle material: Unknown wood
    Assembly: Full tang, nut
    Price: 239.95 USD
    Video of the testing: • Testing the Ginunting ...
    ** Pros / Cons **
    + Remarkably tightly fitted, strong construction
    + High quality steel
    + Very sharp out of the box, good cutter
    + Flawless finish
    - No cons (I can't even nitpick)
    Where to get it: ww4.aitsafe.com/go.htm?go=kult...
    Another TFW sword reviewed: • Review: Espada y Daga ...
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Комментарии • 1,7 тыс.

  • @Skallagrim
    @Skallagrim  7 лет назад +924

    Argh, slip of the tongue... In the video I said three hundred by accident, but the price is indeed $239.95, as the video description says.

  • @rjsagaya8316
    @rjsagaya8316 6 лет назад +979

    "Ginunting" literally means scissors or scissored lmao

  • @leonidesjocsoncasibo7872
    @leonidesjocsoncasibo7872 3 года назад +166

    I grew up in the Visayan region, and I know exactly what the "Ginunting" means. Visayan soldiers always have this one when deployed in Mindanao. Acording to the "retired" coffemates, a Moro opponent will not shoot the Ginunting bearer during firefight, they will wait for the opportunity to do the duel...it is crazy but they value their ancestors way. Btw, Moro's carry a " Kris".

  • @dragonborn5832
    @dragonborn5832 7 лет назад +882

    Don't worry Skall, your not the only one who gets turned on by forward curved blades.

  • @benmasta5814
    @benmasta5814 7 лет назад +295

    Funny how everyone always acted like Rurouni Kenshin was at a super disadvantage because he used a ginunting instead of a katana lol.

  • @shade9592
    @shade9592 7 лет назад +281

    Handle is made out of kamagong. It's a dense and dark wood commonly used to make knife handles (surprise, surprise!) for particularly ornate knives. You won't usually find that wood on the handles of workhorses but that's a military knife.

  • @ihaveaplan.ijustneedmoney.9777
    @ihaveaplan.ijustneedmoney.9777 3 года назад +277

    "Ginunting" when translated literally means "Scissor'd" almost sounds like "C-Sword" xD quite fitting if you as me.

  • @mugiii8140
    @mugiii8140 3 года назад +1

    Where tf is the all mighty slippers of my mother

  • @Joshandthekingdom
    @Joshandthekingdom 7 лет назад +61

    "Have you seen those warriors from Hammerfell? They have curved swords. Curved. Swords."

  • @tomsawyerpiper9412
    @tomsawyerpiper9412 7 лет назад +262

    Someone was so blinded by Skalls awesomeness they accidentally hit the dislike button.

  • @judetorre1900
    @judetorre1900 3 года назад +61

    " Ginunting" is famous here in Panay, Western Visayas , Ph. It belongs of family of itak (binangon on our dialect) . Itak is commonly used for cutting woods and bamboo, but ginunting is used as weapon because of its light weight and handy form. Unlike binangon and benggawan ( kind of itak), ginunting has an unusual shape because the blade is located the other way around. At present,You can hardly see that thing since it is mostly used by mountain people.

  • @mo.ryu04
    @mo.ryu04 7 лет назад +569

    This is amazing...I am a Filipino Warrior Arts student and I want to have one of that sword. Most of the Filipino swords are farm tools because of the spanish occupation...filipinos ate not allowed to own weapons. The handle of the Filipino swords design is because of the culture of ancient filipino tribes....I am still learning😂😂

  • @cristian-ionutapostol8018
    @cristian-ionutapostol8018 3 года назад +146

    "Official sword of the Filipino marines." Damn, imagine if all marines went around with swords as part of their kit!

  • @PumbaaStriking
    @PumbaaStriking 3 года назад +985

    Japanese anime: what if we make a peace loving samurai with a backwards katana?

  • @RandomPerson964
    @RandomPerson964 7 лет назад +531

    I'm in that weird part of RUclips, again. The part where people talk about nuts, tips, tight holes, and wrapping your fingers around wood.

  • @lmaoasian2518
    @lmaoasian2518 6 лет назад +30

    i own 1 ginunting from iloilo for P1200 only.. and its literally deadly blade.. when i go to vast jungles here i always carry my ginunting for training and test my bladr durability and cutting edge on banana trees and its so amazing

  • @muntuku
    @muntuku 7 лет назад +24

    A note about the finger grooves on the scabbard: In Filipino martial arts, the scabbard of the sword is used to block and strike as well as the sword.

  • @v0x_zk7
    @v0x_zk7 7 лет назад +22

    I've just finished seeing the testing of this, and then boom, magic Upload of the review

  • @LittleDeadMan1522
    @LittleDeadMan1522 6 лет назад +3

    Hi I'm from the Philippines and I'm a subcriber of your channel.

  • @shiro4585
    @shiro4585 7 лет назад +195

    this is a rare to see, you dont have any negative things to say which means this weapon/tool is totally worth every penny