Help - milk jugs:swords::?:maces and war hammers
I (like many of you) have cut plenty of milk jugs and water bottles with my swords. Those are good because they are free/cheap. What do you guys bash with your maces and war hammers? I have three blunt weapons now and I've not put any of them to use.

The cheaper and the easier to clean up the better.
Eric; I don't have a mace, but I have found that a fireplace log placed horizontally on a stump or other elevated object, is quite satisfying to bash with a warhammer. The logs I have used have had the bark on which yields a nice penetration effect when hammering (or spiking) through to the wood beneath the bark.
I had a lot of fun with coconuts but I would caution against the use of log, a buddy of mine destroyed one of his warhammers being a bit over zealous with it on an old cutting stand. though I suppose if you don't go overboard it should be fine.

I kinda like empty tin cans, just wash them out and go to it.
here's a vid of mine with some good (and bad) suggestions. we were having a little too much fun but no one got hurt and no weapons were harmed sooooo I guess it was ok.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uy80BFTZNK0
Tom Kinder wrote:
I had a lot of fun with coconuts but I would caution against the use of log, a buddy of mine destroyed one of his warhammers being a bit over zealous with it on an old cutting stand. though I suppose if you don't go overboard it should be fine.

I kinda like empty tin cans, just wash them out and go to it.
here's a vid of mine with some good (and bad) suggestions. we were having a little too much fun but no one got hurt and no weapons were harmed sooooo I guess it was ok.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uy80BFTZNK0


Good video, Tom, and good music too. =)

I especially like that you destroyed an old printer. Unfortunately both of mine are functional right now, but their day will come =)

FInally, I noticed something a little... unique about the back side of your shields. Are they historical? ;-) Where did you get them?
Cabbage and apples, from horseback. Also a mixture of bearing grease and clay.

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