Kentucky Ballistics: Medieval Weapons Vs Modern Day Armor!!! #experiment

[tobiadesina]

Bro slapped the dummy with the sword “ looks like we did absolutely no damage”💀

[guilbi.gullible]

To be fair, that is not how you use a claymore. It is meant to use centrifugal force, not used as a hammer or a shortswors

[Butter]

You’ve gotta think, in medieval times, not only were knights like 3x stronger than you, they had years of techniques and practice, and pure steel swords that don’t bend. Of it were a real knight I can assure you that the armor would have been penetrated

[leoblanford]

Handling a claymore is hilarious, slapping the dummy with the back hand of the sword

[trickyricky]

using the flail would've been cool

[blsajgbl]

Bro slapped the dummy with the claymore lmao

[zahk]

The major damage from weapons back then was blunt force, armour had become so good that eventually the best way to win was to exhaust your enemy, grapple him and find a gap to stick your dagger into.

[law]

The fact that we no longer rely on medieval weapons pretty much tells the tale

[DavidJaros-gtjs]

The way the sword kept going even after he left the screen in the beginning got my rolling😂

[juifbvx]

sword looks like its made of rubber with how it bends xd

[jarmonurmi]

Perhaps the secret for the sword to work is to you use the blade instead of the side.🤔

[willisderek]

It looked like the dummy got tickled by the claymore

[christophercowley]

He probably bought it off a website and the weapons were probably made in a factory. The better skilled the blacksmith the better the weapon will be.

[connorschnurr]

I have some properly sharpened and less floppy carbon steel swords, they'd definitely perform much differently

[LTXwooshie]

I really wanted to see the morning star used on the dummy.

[KungFuClip]

At the end a little headache and a little tickle at the neck 😂

[TheGreatEscape]

Its all fun & Games NOW but back then? This is serious Sh!t.
God im glad to be alive in 2024 🤟🏼😂 this is the best generation, dare i say the peak of humanity

[lucasjohnson]

Not going to lie If you're that close to somebody where you're swinging a sword or Warhammer, why aim for the armor just aim for the vitals

[Iloveamerica]

Kentucky ballistics trying to not yap for the majority of the video (impossible)

[SOVIETTHUNDERPILOT]

Honestly the sword looks preety dull and works better as a bat. Also that sword realy bent like a fork from ikea