Gladiator Weapons and Strength

JOURNEY OF THE FLAG Gladiator style Padded Weapon Fighting

See our handmade Gladius Sword of Spartacus. Produced by Scorpion Swords & Knives. Web Web site: TraditionalArcheryBows.com. Customize your personal. Our handmade sword is named after the Gladiator Spartacus. Completely Functional Sword. Available to order about the globe. See us demo the sword, close up images and history of Spartacus. Spartacus was a slave and a gladiator who became a leader in the uprising against the Roman Republic identified as the Third Servile War. Spartacus received education in a Roman army, prior to becoming a slave. Spartacus and two Gallic gladiators led a riot at a school. Of about two hundred gladiator slaves, much less than eighty escaped, employing kitchen tools as weapons. In the streets they located wagons of gladiatorial weapons and confiscated them. When soldiers tried to stop the band of escaped slaves, the band utilized their gladiatorial weapons, effortlessly defeating the soldiers. Then they took the far better, military weapons of the beaten soldiers, and set out on their way, collecting over 70000 slaves. He had shown exceptional skill in generating a force capable of defeating Roman legions.

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  1. Tabygrl says:

    @GuitarsJohnnyp Hagatha? Oh oh oh that hurts, omg my self esteem is permenently damaged. hahaha, your feeble attempt at a put down is meaningless.

    However, my comments about this group are based on decades of personal experiance. this group would do well to heed them.

  2. GuitarsJohnnyp says:

    @Tabygrl Mind your own business. Its Halloween .. You look like you should be at the witches convention hagatha!

  3. Tabygrl says:

    OMG this group is sloppy. wild swings and a serious lack of safety. people blatently not taking hits. full on charging recklessly into others… sooner or later, someone here will get seriously injured.

  4. spigot88 says:

    Oh god. The nerdiness. I cant take it!

  5. Tabygrl says:

    Wow, a total disreguard for safety.  sooo many wild swings. These guys really need some help with their system.

  6. ruk182 says:

    where do you go for these battles
    love to play
    do we get our own weapons and shields

  7. JurassicDavidy says:

    @ArcherOut But sometimes the shipment fails and it doesnt come :(

  8. ArcherOut says:

    @1000jeeves Yes, we are in America but do ship to Britain. Just e-mail me your request, and we’ll get one made for you. Thanks,

  9. 1000jeeves says:

    is this commpany in america?
    cos im in britain and id love one!!!

  10. emt0229 says:

    @ArcherOut Latin

  11. juderea0311 says:

    @009jorge1

    Rome was a huge empire, there was no set language as the Roman Empire stretchedfrom Britain into Africa and the middl east.

  12. juderea0311 says:

    @ArcherOut

    Yes 1095 is hard and durable but at HRC 61 it is also more brittle, I too would like to see a destruction test

  13. proph3cy84 says:

    @ArcherOut Latin. =)

  14. rascalMatt17 says:

    @ArcherOut Thanks for the feedback… I’ll check it out. I’m still interested to see two swords make full on hard contact with eachother and the results to the blades. I’m also aware the Japanese Katana’s are a combination of hard and more pliable steel combined and that’s where their curved blade comes into play. How does that compare with the construction of these blades or can i find in the product page?

  15. SwordsMasters says:

    Nice dude.

  16. ArcherOut says:

    @rascalMatt17 All our steel is 1095 high carbon spring steel now. Very hard and durable. You can google 1095 steel to answer most of your questions. Our heat treatment process is described on every one of our product pages at the top. There are also many reviews my customers have done, and you should be able to google them and see them on variou sword forums. Thanks,

  17. rascalMatt17 says:

    I’d have to research what kind of steel and hardness is appropriate for a sword capable of combat. What would help on your demo is having two people come to full blows with your swords and show the result to the blades. Cutting through a milk jug doesn’t really sell me on it.

  18. 009jorge1 says:

    @ArcherOut Romans spoke Greek and Latin

  19. Beliar49 says:

    @ArcherOut Romans spoke latin

  20. TheGOTH13 says:

    @ArcherOut they where italian but becouse age has changed there languege thats why they say latin is a dead languege

  21. dustinml14 says:

    @worldwarsproductions The romans spoke latin. And Italian sounds very much like latin, and was largley influenced by it.

  22. yussefumaketse says:

    @ArcherOut C’mon guys, pick up a book. The Romans spoke latin, which is the root of Spanish, French, and Italian. You should see the old movie Quo Vadis. By the way, very cool sword. I would love to have one!

  23. mockingbirdarmada says:

    @ArcherOut They spoke Latin. Rome was an empire not just a city. The term “Italians” didn’t come until the rise of the modern state of Italy in the 1860s and even at that time Italian wasn’t spoken throughout the peninsula but used more in official business.

  24. ArcherOut says:

    @themagnumsniper Thank you.  5160 Steel.

  25. themagnumsniper says:

    beautiful sword what type of steel was used

  26. Sudz1911 says:

    @WolverineStateOfMind my b meant to put thumbs up!

  27. WolverineStateOfMind says:

    @worldwarsproductions – Romans spoke Latin.

  28. JUGO49 says:

    @ArcherOut romans spoke latin, their emprire streched across Europe and thats why many modern languages are derived from latin . also the italians came from romans when the roman empire fell all that was left was the italian peninsula under their control hence italy.

  29. proph3cy84 says:

    @worldwarsproductions Ancient romans spoke Latin.

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