Mission
Fun experimental history project featuring Arms and Armor weapons
Experimental archaeology can be an essential contributor to our understanding of historical events. In many cases re...
New Hardened Viking Spear
Here at Arms and Armor we are always looking for ways to make our products even more awesome. As was suggested in a ...
Dream Job: Arms and Armor is Hiring
Sick of your crumby and boring job? This is your chance to become a professional sword maker.
A medieval ...
Hardened Hungarian Axe
Today we look at an update to one of our most popular items, the Hungarian Axe. This handy and deadly axe has been a ...
What's hot? Sword Buying Trends
One of the interesting things about having been prominent sword makers for over three decades is seeing how the popul...
Weapons you can get for the holidays
We know, it's pretty early to be talking about the holidays, but if you want a weapon beneath the tree on Christmas m...
Whiskey and Weapons, The Beginning
Welcome to the inaugural Episode of Whiskey and Weapons! This will be a continuing conversation between Nathan and C...
Support The Oakeshott Institute from Anti-Sword Bias
This week Craig and Nathan talk about the challenges of keeping The Oakeshott Institute running during the plague, a ...
The Wounds of Summer
This time of year is usually our busiest, and this year is even crazier than ever. What with unprecedented order v...
Dr. Amanda Taylor on the Sword Guy Podcast
Our research and work involves collaboration with scholars across the world. This includes many disciplines as we st...
Arms & Armor Delivery Times
Dear friends, customers, and sword folks,
The past year and a half have posed significant challenges for many busines...
Our first Renaissance Festival since COVID
This past weekend was the first live event that we have officially attended since the advent of the plague, and it fe...