Jungle Weapons: An Essential Guide for Survival

July 14, 2011

When looking through some of our new products that recently came in, I started singing to myself “Run Through the Jungle…”

Although it may be a bit unwise to run through unknown territory, it might be a little less risky to have some sharp steel on your person while doing such a thing… We have several products that would compliment such a trudge, if ever faced with the daunting task of survival amidst the depths of the jungle. Please allow me to share.

Amazon Antiqued Jungle Machete 28 ¼” – Everyone needs a machete in the jungle. Not only is it good for wading off predators but also for clearing paths to walk through. This machete you can wear with a back strap.
HUGE Full Tang Carbon Steel Kukri Machete 18” – With a dense, full tang blade, this heavy piece of steel will certainly be one of your most prized possessions amidst the thistle and weed in the jungle labyrinth.
Extra Sturdy Jungle King Hunting Knife w/ Sheath 12” – Hunting with a machete isn’t always ideal… should you need to skin a wild boar for dinner, a hunting knife would be a much better option.
Stainless Steel Survival Knife 10 ½” – I wouldn’t recommend anyone step foot into the wilderness without a survival knife. This one comes with a multi-function blade, first aid kit, compass, sling shot, and a sheath so you don’t gouge a hole in your leg when you trip over the brush.

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Sword Cleaning Kit

September 21, 2008

Deluxe Sword Cleaning Kit

Swords, knives and other bladed weapons are often susceptible to rust. To keep your sword looking as good as possible you will want to use a cleaning kit.

Basic Kits Usually Includes:

Brass Awl and Hammer to easily dismantle your sword
Bottle of Choji Oil to prevent rusting
Rice Paper to apply the Oil
Plastic Container to store the oiled cloths
Extra Large Uchiko which contains non-abrasive powder to absorb any excess cleaning oil

Cleaning your sword

Before you begin cleaning your sword remember that the blade is sharp! Make sure you are never in a position the could lead to injury.

Cleaning the Scabbard

A scabbard is a sheath for holding a sword or other large blade. Scabbards have been made of many materials over the millennia, including leather, wood, and metals such as brass or steel. Usually the scabbard just needs to be wiped off occasionally. Be careful not to dull the finish. Use a clean cloth, hold the wrapped section, and gently wipe the Scabbard.

Cleaning the Blade

First wipe off the previous maintenance using rice paper or a very soft cloth if you don’t have any. Next you will want to take your powder ball and tap it along the blade every 2-3 inches. After completing this you will want to use a clean piece of rice paper to rub the powder on the blade to polish it. Before you touch the blade with your hands or return it to it’s sheath, place a few drops of oil on each side of the blade and wipe with a clean piece of rice paper.

Happy Sword Cleaning!

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