The Lost Samurai School Tsutsu Uchiya or Arrow-Shooting Cylinder Tested!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Thrand and Eldgrim Test the Tsutsu Uchiya or Arrow-Shooting Cylinder from Antony Cummins new Book The Lost Samurai School: Secrets of Mubyoshi Ryu with Mieko Koizumi. So sit back grab an ale, mead or Sake wile Thrand and Eldgrim see how effective this Samurai / Shinobi Weapon of surprise can be.
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What an awesome video, the throat shot was outstanding!!!! Very well done. Maybe one of your best yet. I agree, maybe "dart thrower" would be best. May change that on the re-print. I have added this to a new playlist about Mubyoshi Ryu and as we go along i will add more. Well done guys. Looking forward to the next ones!
As I said in the introduction to the video, it is an honor to be included in your adventure. I think "The Lost Samurai School, Secrets of the Mubyoshi Ryu," is your best book yet. Thank you for the high praise, and we look forward to the next few videos.
I wonder why a school of japanese martial arts that includes ninjutsu and is verified to be real is not as well known, and fake schools with no proof of their lineage are everywhere u_u
Nice archaeological replication and demonstration guys, I really enjoyed watching this video! -Thanks for sharing
Thanks! that means a lot to us, man.
That arrow is actually a lot like a pommel when you think about it. One just doesn't expect it until it's too late.
very true!
In relation to many of the books I have read on secret techniques and of the ninja, you could very well make the tsutsu uchiya look like a common flute. That way your weapon is at the ready and your opponent is completely caught off his guard. Great video.
Or you could use a common flute as one
@@velazquezarmouries something like this ua-cam.com/video/o5MNSTY8HpY/v-deo.html the flute he uses and the one in ukraine for example
Great device, never seen or heard or thought of it before. While it is so simple in principle and construction, amazing. great work of your chanel folks. Your dedication brings things really to shine. The practical approach together with your knowledge makes your work invaluable in its quality. Deepest respect to you, Gentlemen! Thanks for sharing things with your audience.
Thanks again. Your wide variety of martial arts videos is always inspirational. Your spear challenge introduced me to A Cummings. For that, I am very happy.
That hat sure would be effective at disabling an enemy with laughter. Really didn't expect this to be this effective. Cool video. What do you think about using lighter projectile?
Its hard to be a nissemand
Nisse lol
Great video. Thank you for sharing testing of the tsutsu uchiya.
Oh great. Thanks a lot guys; now I have something else to add to the long list of things I have to make.
So awesome! Great video.
thanks
Nice wizard hat Thrand :P.
Philip Dyer a Shinto eboshi lol
Looks like a fearsome weapon.
Ja it was
if i ever make it to Texas i am coming over with a case of beer.
It would be well accepted and appreciated :D
Well never thought id see the day Thrand would look like a priest.
Dart vs gel head when?
I wonder if a sharpened bamboo arrow would penetrate better. Cut at a 45° out to the tip like a hypodermic needle. You could fill the hollow inside with lead to give it more weight. That way it still comes out of the tube smooth like a round shaft does and you have a sharpened tip...Maybe you could even cut the metal rod like that as well, but give it a steeper angle to increase the sharpness
I am going to say that your idea has some merit, with the exception that the lead would be the real weapon while the bamboo is nothing but a shell, thus leaving one with a downgraded version of what we used. If the bamboo could survive the molten lead I would say that maybe it could be a mold for the tsutsu uchiya arrow, but beyond that I think it's usefulness would be exhausted. The hypodermic point is a nifty idea for modifying the iron arrow we are using, so top marks for that suggestion.
LordEldgrimr Lead shot instead of molten lead. Say out of 12 gauge birdshot or even buckshot.. Even better the momentum may roll the shot toward the nose of the arrow at the point of throwing adding velocity and making it nose heavy.....But yeah even see8ng if it makes a difference on the arrow would be a great experiment as well! Thanks for the reply
Interesting!
I know, RIGHT!
How about Murmillo-gladiator vs Viking?
This weapon seem like it could easily be made to look like a flute. It would be a great "hidden weapon".
Easily
Just use a rolled up magazine. I suggest Cat Fancy after you hit your mark you can open it up and look at the pictures of pretty cats to return you to your happy place.
Hey there, I really love your guy's videos but I've noticed that they're always out of sync. The audio is way ahead of the video. Is this something you could change? Anyway keep up the good work you two ;)
could you explain the difference between a nodachi and a katana. also the difference of techniques. i am very curious and i find it very interesting
I would make the dart have a barbed tip so it qould hurt going in and hurt taking it out
Thrand, are there any videos about the costume you are wearing? I'd imagine it's historical, but I can't place it. Thanks!
Since it’s a short range weapon you could delete the fletching it looks like it’s making the dart tail heavy in flight.
How heavy is the projectile? I'm guessing it has some weight to get any penetration depth.
well its a massive iron/steel rod, i had my arm penetrated by a rod like that without a point on it because someone chucked it in my direction without looking if anyone came around the corner
How well does that fit up the sleeve of your jacket?
Ninjas usually hide this in a place where the sun doesn't shine...
(acording to Koitosoka Klitosuge Taminidickanosaki-san from the classic anal period of the Edo school of Imperial ninja bullshitsu-do and the later found Itchy-bushi manuscript )
Although these test seem pretty impressive I wonder why there aren't any of these used in Europe, it seems like it would make a good self defence weapon to carry around
well that just makes it weirder
The fact that they were not carried likely tells us more about how good they are than these tests
Probable reasons:
It's ranged, mostly useless in cqc
You have to keep it open side up unless you either cap it (time loss uncapping and loseable) or keep the dart outside the tube (time loss loading)
if you're not very careful when taking it out you'll throw the dart accidentally
single use (arguably)
Overall it's a lot like an in-between of a sling and an atl-atl, with low range.
The Romans had Plumbata which are lead weighted throwing darts (its unsure how exactly they were thrown)to be used in a similar fashion to Pilum just before a charge.
Hello! ¿What class of hat is it?
Thanks!
So I can't say I know much about japanese musical instruments, but do you suppose a weapon like this could've been disguised as say, a flute, or whatever japanese equivalent? or could they even have used a real flute for this? I can totally see this being used as an assassination weapon
Sounds very plausible. There were a lot of weapons disguised as common items. From small daggers hidden in fans, flutes and pipes to swords disguised as parasols and canes.
Depends some flutes are open on both ends but that’s an easy thing to fix. I think it could happen.
How about Hercules in Greek myth vs Spartacus[ movie series from Starz]?
God War Hercules wins ofc. He is the halfgod son of Zeus lol
I think for the sake of argument it should be called a dart
Stuart Mangold plumbata
Yup, we were saying the same thing while we were practicing with it!
I keep thinking you are saying Andy, not Antony.
Matthew Brown lol
I think it is sad that you are picking on a woman tied to a pole. (hehe)
LOL
Is there a optimal distance when throwing this weapon?
That is a good question. We originally postulated that it would most likely be used at a distance somewhere beyond sword reach, but there is still the question of maximum effective distance. Could the tsutsu uchiya be used beyond the range of a yari with any beneficial effect? That is something we should investigate later. Thank you for the inquiry!
I came to that ideal because I saw the spin of the ammo. It happens to spin like a knife or amy thrown weapon. Maybe when you do this test. Try to see how many times it spins on a normal throw. But at the same time it has fletching. So it might stop spinning at some point.
If you put a rock in it or a lead ball I think it’s possible.
@@dansherman1980 I think you are immature.
XPumaFangx you asked a question that’s easily answered. The weapon is just a tube and a stick. Want it to go faster use a lighter projectile or a longer tube. It’s not me that’s immature it’s you among other things.
what releases the bolt / arrow?
the swing
I have a slipper full of 6 and 10 inch nails and now they have a future
California knife laws are weird
Your robe is not extravagant. (I hope someone got the reference.)
First throw; tit-shot! Mission accomplished... :P
your right just like throw bo shuriken same feet your like 12 feet from target man it it with force I hear hit if human standing there he be stun he got hit he might looking at arrow stick his chest would not see the sword coming at him thumb up
What's going on, guys? Did you get deported by accident?