3 Sabres, 3 Centuries!

Comparing three common sabre types from three centuries in history!

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[FoardenotFord]

I don’t know what’s more epic, those sabres or that mustache

[mitchmcginn]

Came for the sabres, stayed for the sabres, got to see and envy a man's epic as a bonus. Liked and subscribed, good sir.

[Black_licorice_enjoyer]

Ive never seen a man who i trust more on the subject of sabers

[benbenjerson]

We can all confirmed he fought wars in those times to show off these souvenirs

[selenagamya]

I'm glad we all agree that this man looks exactly like someone who would know a lot about sabers.

[ForgottenHonor]

Who needs sabers when that stache is a win all on its own?

[zach]

I feel like a man reviewing sabers should look much like this. The mustache screams Hussar, well groomed and trimmed for open faced helmets and caps, and with the regal authority that such status in a cavalry unit should bring.

10/10

[alexgrotnik]

Moustache is also from XVII century and fits well to sabres

[johnstevens]

This triggered a memory of a Polish(?) film called "The Deluge" that features a decent duel in the rain between a military officer and an outlaw. It also makes me think of "The Duelists" which also shows, if memory serves, at least two sabre duels.

[RaraZeCat]

That infantry sabre, one of my Hema buddies has an antique one, still in pretty good condition too, sword collecting is just amazing

[nataldoe]

As a Pole it's nice to hear Poland being described as Central European country rather than Easter European.

[cadenceclearwater]

Sir, that moustache is amazing.
Also, the Hussar sabre is the business ❤

[korbilicious]

This is the content I like to see more in the future. Thank you, Robin

[aaronjacobamadorsalazar]

you don't need a sabre. that moustache is enough to convince the enemy to surrender

[kingtorra]

Cant believe u was so enamored with the blades I almost failed to notice that equally beautiful stache

[alex-uwmm]

this guy would make a fantastic recruiter

[PakShuMan]

honestly, can't overstate those moustaches enough. The sabers are cool too :D

[bassemb]

I like the 17th century one best. Graceful curve and not too thick of a blade. The 18th century one is too thick for my taste, probably due to it being a cavalry sabre. And the 19th century one is so straight I'd hardly call it a sabre, but still a lovely piece

[Brianroadtofaith]

Love your channel my friend keep up amazing work. I use to fence and miss it.

[jabbawockee]

All the swords make different sounds while sheathing, fascinating