Chain Mail Testing – What should I do? #archery #bowmaker #renaissance



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23 thoughts on “Chain Mail Testing – What should I do? #archery #bowmaker #renaissance”

  1. I have a very fine (small 3/16 – inch circles) chain mesh gloves. I think they are used by butchers. Ì like knives and it seems to be something important for knife fighting, but if I knew in advance I would be knife fighting, I wouldn't show up, so not expecting a knife fight, I wouldn't be wearing them. I also don't cut myself when fileting fish or slicing meats, so I don't know if I have a practical use for them. Still I wanted them, being into preparedness. Perhaps martial arts against a surprise knife? Anyone have other ideas of usefulness?

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  2. Would be cool to see you shoot it but that chainmail looks like what is commonly referred to as "butted chainmail" where each loop is simply shaped into a circle and fitted together to form the armor. It gets the job done but isn't as strong as "riveted mail" where the ends of each loop are riveted together. Your arrows would penetrate much easier through the chainmail you bought than through a set of riveted mail. I'd question the quality of the metal used for that "armor" as well.

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