12 Years Manufacturer STEEL TUBE for Roman Manufacturers

This is a blade I feel like I can be proud to own. This one obliviously rises above the the other swords I have. The saya is by far the coolest color I have seen on a saya yet, love it! A very cool Hamon on tha blade too!
Truly this is my best blade now, It is very nice. I can actually feel the difference in material and quality. If you do not believe me, make sure to try out HSTS blades @

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This steel is so OBVIOUSLY better than the other 1060 and 1095/T10 steel in the other blades I have. It even has a different sound to it (If you have different types of swords you probably know what I mean?)
This is the American 1095 spring steel beater, but this is not beater to me! I LOVE it.
Now I am SO much more exited for my upgraded HSTS RK(?) to be on my rack.
Ricky, if you are reading this, I truly love it, thanks so much for making a superior tool at a super low price!
BTW Ricky told me that he can do Nagimaki too, so after my other HSTS blade gets here, I may be the proud owner of a custom HSTS Nagimaki! We will see what happens with that, I still have to learn more about Nagimaki to make specifications.
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