o- katana and sgc katana

QUESTION: Dear SBG I am thinking about ether buying an 0-katana or a SGC katana is there any difference in durability between these two swords?

Thank you, sincerely Gregory Holly.

ANSWERHi Gregory,

Thanks for your enquiry.

Both are extremely durable swords. I have tested the Cheness 9260 Spring Steel in many configurations and have found that despite some people worrying that the O-Katana would break in half or the SGC edge roll or chip, it simply doesn't happen - and if you have seen my tests of these swords, you'll know that if something was going to go wrong, the destructive tests I conducted should have seen it happen!

(The O Katana test is here and the SGC Test here respectively).

My advice is, pick the one that appeals to you most. The SGC is a bit heavier, but cuts like nothing else I have seen. The O-Katana is surprisingly fast and agile, and both look extremely impressive.

Hope this helps.

- Paul

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o- katana and sgc katana

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May 05, 2012
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by: Anonymous

which would be better I like the chenesstenchi but I also love the Chenessyamakami I am kind of weak and want something traditional so my question is that will the Chenessyamakami be light and agile enough and still look traditional to suit my needs

May 05, 2012
which one NEW
by: Anonymous

which would be better I like the chenesstenchi but I also love the Chenessyamakami I am kind of weak and want something traditional so my question is that will the Chenessyamakami be light and agile enough and still look traditional to suit my needs

May 05, 2012
which one NEW
by: Anonymous

which would be better I like the chenesstenchi but I also love the Chenessyamakami I am kind of weak and want something traditional so my question is that will the Chenessyamakami be light and agile enough and still look traditional to suit my needs

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