Persian Sabre Shamshir Steel Feder

Can also be called a a Barbary Sabre.

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Shamshir Pentii Nylon Trainer. Blade will be Grey.

Can also be called a a Barbary Sabre.

A heavier blade than the tactical trainer, its weight is closer to historical examples. Designed for heavy sparring. The blade does have some flex on thrusts.

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The talwar, also spelled talwaar and tulwar, is a type of curved sword or sabre from the Indian Subcontinent.

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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Ottoman Kilij/Pala Trainer

This Kilij Sword, sometimes known as Pala is Turkish, 19 C.

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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Indian Katar Tactical Trainer - Pair

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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Shamshir Trainer

Can also be called a a Barbary Sabre.

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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Synthetic Sparring Dhal Buckler are made of strong plastic that hold up very well against wooden wasters and plastic/synthetic swords.

Works well with steel blunts as well.

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Tabar Axe

Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

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Yataghan Trainer

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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Turkish or Persian Khanjar Dagger Trainer

The blade does not flex on thrusting, but provides good simulation for moderate level training.

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