The Colorado Springs Police Department says Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) detectives were called to a home on Sunday in Colorado Springs after reports of an explosive device being found.

EOD detectives responded and discovered the device looked like a real claymore mine. The device was found not to contain any explosive material and was possibly used as a training device.

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Royal Guard's Claymore is a heavy two-handed weapon, and Link swings it slower than one-handed melee weapons or strikes delivered with a two-handed spear. While you should be wary of your defenses ...