Hi, its resistant for combat play?
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Yes! I bought 3 of them to my nephews 4 months ago. They are 7 and love to play very intense combats. The swords have some scratches, but they never broke or stopped to work. It was a very good deal.
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My son is rough with it and it's still in one piece though you can see stress marks on the plastic where he's hit it with another light saber fighting.
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You can use to reenactment, but it don't support a hard hit, if you'll use it to simulate a real combat, you can't use it. I use to play with my nephew.
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No . I have not personally seen any damage on my weapon. My boyfriend's XD has not been damaged by it either.
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This toy is quite resistant. My 5 years old nephew has played intensively with it
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yes it is! Im not sure , but I think the whole sword is what i call , monkey metal, or putter ! Im very happy with my sword for my son! And no it wont take a combat type hit , But it is a great assassins game look allike! the sheath is very poor and cheap!
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Its very durable to blunt blows, but metal weapons will ding the hell out of it. Its not designed to take on edge weapons.
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it's quite durable. I carry mine around and use it in cosplay (being a 1:1 scale prop replica as well) and I have dropped it a few times. it's fallen from my pocket and such. and so far I have had a few problems... the casing seems unscratched (by casing I mean the remote itself) although the software seems a bit glitchy (light and sound doesn't turn off after release of button, light doesn't turn on, light and sound have a long delay) after. all in all it still works though. so it will survive a fall out of a shirt pocket, and being shaken (though that's when the glitching starts)
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This particular gun doeant hurt that bad. But u can play with the fps on it and make it shoot further and harder. Ive added some mods to mine and I can knock a tin can off a kids head at a little further than a football field long
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Yes it is. It can withstand allot of action and last a long time. You will not be disappointed.
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depends what you roll it over or puncture it with :) .. yes it's a really resistant. i love it and color is nice
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It's pretty durable for the fact that it's mostly plastic never jams but its on the bigger n less compact side plus it's single action so I wouldn't recommend for an actual game of airsoft
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I'd say yes, within reason. It is stiff but has a cushioned layer - I think you'd need to intend to hurt your opponent. It is great for sword play - the best we've ever had for sword play.
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I think it depends on how hard you intend to clash swords. Mine seems very strong, but I have not tried to bring it down on anything. I know the scabbard could be a higher quality, but for the price I think I made a good investment.
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it appears to be very solidly made...but the steel itself does not appear to be flexible enough to do live steel on steel combat.
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The side barriers are thick enough so the screen wouldn't actually touch the ground. If it hit a corner or something maybe, but my daughter has dropped it many times and its still rocking.
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This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your... » Read More This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay, I have been on vacation. This knife is very sturdy but people who play paintball are used to being hit and usually wear some type of protective gear. These knives could hurt someone if enough force is applies and they would be very useful in hand-to-hand combat training. I would say it only depends on the force used.