Combat Hand-and-a-Half Sword

Warrior, as you head into battle, you are aware of the dangers ahead. You skillfully wield the Combat Hand-and-a-Half Sword. Made from EN42J spring steel, this functional sword features a long double-edged blade. A fuller runs down the length of the blade. The blade has a core hardness of 45 HRC with the edges having a hardness of 50 HRC. The thicker edges make the sword heavier and provides more durability. Based on a 13th century longsword, this broad blade works well for slashing. Also, it has a long balance point which is great for cutting power. The blade is unsharpened and has a rounded tip. This makes it safer for HEMA drills and stage combat.

Next, the Combat Hand-and-a-Half Sword continues with a cruciform crossguard. The steel crossguard is thinner and narrower at the ends than at the center. Then, the hilt has a leather-wrapped grip. There are a couple of ridges on the grip which make it easier to grasp. The hilt ends with a disk-shaped steel pommel with chamfered edges. Finally, this sword comes with a leather-wrapped wooden scabbard. The brown scabbard has a leather belt for wearing it on your hip. This sword works well for a variety of characters. Wield the Combat Hand-and-a-Half Sword as a medieval or fantasy warrior.

Key Features:

• Meant for stage combat
• Based on 13th century sword
• Has a ridged grip for a better grasp
• Comes with a scabbard
• Useful for HEMA drills or stage combat
• Makes a great addition to a sword collection

Materials:

• Blade is EN42J spring steel
• Scabbard and handle are wood with leather wrapping

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 44.5 Inches
• Blade Length: 35.3 Inches
• Handle Length: 7 Inches
• Width at Guard: 2 Inches
• Edge Width: 0.08 Inch
• Point of Balance: 7 Inches
• Edge: 50 HRC
• Core: 45 HRC
• Weight: 3 Pounds

Measurements are approximate.