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What's the "sword and target"?
There is a reason why the katana was the tertiary weapon of the Samurai on the battlefield behind the bow and yari, it is a sidearm, useful when you don't have something better.
a target is the small usually strap round shield, as opposed to a buckler that was usually slightly smaller and center held. the Target usualy has a spike on its boss that can be used as a weapon as well.. go look for any picture about the battle of banicburn or the highland scotts of say 1740 under "bonnie prince Charlie" and you will see a picture of a man in a kilt with a basket hilted highland sword ( British regs called a 'claymore') and a dirk and target on his left arm/hand.What's the "sword and target"?
There will be one among the several you experiment with that will feel the best in your hand, that WILL become your weapon of choice..
I learned the basics of the "chucks" because it looked so cool..I teach the PR-24 which is the great Grandson of the Tonfa..I perfer that to all straight batons..Also learning the basics of the Cane which I hope to stay with because you can carry the cane almost ANYWHERE...
rifle/scope if things really that bad, lets hope not.