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Thoroughly Tested and I Love It |
January 19, 2018 |
Reviewer:
Alexander Timmerman from Davenport, FL United States
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The blade has a pronounced distal taper - meaning it's thicker at the hilt and thinner at the tip...which is flared out again, making it safe to thrust fairly hard. The balancing is great, being between 3-4 inches from the hilt. I do not have an exact weight, but I can say it is good deal heavier than a spadroon from historical military use, but I would say that makes it a more versatile training weapon...as it can easily and accurately be used as a light cavalry sword or a straight sabre, or a slightly heavy spadroon.
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