Chakrams are sharpened steel throwing discs traditionally associated with India and I simply had to find out how devastating they really are and the answer is........ VERY!

Seems like a weapon just as likely to injure its wielder as its target.

This has to be one of the absolute worst weapons ever designed in history. These things look like they're only good for bullying unarmored peasants.

I think the Predator had one of these,...

They can't be that good since they didn't catch on anywhere besides India, a slinger would destroy them.

If you scream out ahhh ya ya ya ya ya ya yaaa then throw it, it is said to make it more accurate 🙃

The humble arrow, on the other hand.

one of the worst designed weapons ever made up there with nunchaku

Never knew it was Indian, maybe Greek or fictional because Xena used one.

Now put this in a bowler hat

Apparently Indians love to have unwieldy weapons that are more dangerous to the user than his foe... An army with urumi and chakram would be a sight worth seeing for Khorne!

Didn't do so well against British rifles though.

Is this what they’re training for when you see them spinning up tyres to 30,000rpm…?

I would cut ALL my fingers off with these if I didn't hit my jugular first. Terrifying lol

@TheGrimmHost needs a stat sheet pronto

I think my fingers would be flying down range with it if I tried.

If it's si good why is still Cachemira not fully Indian?

While you spin it around your finger you can do the head bobble

gorgeous weapons!

I mean of course dude has a pony tail

LMFAO. What indian paid you to make this absolute trash?

Taking some of those to a football match might be interesting 🤔

Its usseles in armored fight

ooooh, here is an idea... attach one of these to the rim of a bowler hat and use it as a concealed weapon... bet no one has ever thought of that before :-)

i know a japanese butler who had one of these in his hat

Looking forwad to the long form on these!

Hey, are you still selling them £11 Chinese hand shaped maces on your website for like £65?