Kingston Arms Tourney Hand &-A-Half Knightly Sword - Blunt SM36040

The famous Oakeshott Type XVIIIa.4 sword from Records of the Medieval Sword has been closely recreated with some adjustments to ensure its safety for reenactment and stage use. This powerful weapon is a perfect match for a 14th to mid 15th Century man of war, making it a sight to behold on the battlefield. The Tourney Series Medieval Sparring Swords from Kingston Arms are setting a new standard in this price range for re-enactment weaponry.

These swords are built with features such as thru-tang handle construction, peened thru-tang stainless steel pommel and guard, and 2mm rounded edge thickness, making them formidable weapons in battle. The cord-wrapped leather grip is designed for exceptional comfort and fatigue reduction, with a large enough size to accommodate armoured hands. The addition of a respectable fuller along the length of the blade serves to lighten and balance the sword overall. Each sword comes with a wood core and leather-wrapped scabbard, complete with a stainless chape.

Another option in the Tourney Series models is the Viking Sword and Single-hand Swords. The blade of these swords is forged from durable 9260 high carbon spring steel, tempered to about 50 Hrc, ensuring longevity. The guard of the sword features the King-Peen system, which utilizes a steel tab under the grip to keep the guard secure without compromising the strength of the hilt. In addition, the pommel is pressed into place and hot peened, resulting in a sword that rings like a bell when struck.

The specifications of the sword are as follows: Overall length of 41 1/4", blade length of 32 3/4", handle length of 6", weight of 3lb 7oz, point of balance at 4", and point of harmonics at 21 1/2". The blade is made from durable hand forged 9260 spring steel, with a stainless hilt and wood-core leather-wrapped grip, and a wood core scabbard is included.

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