Synthetic Mair Sickle with paracord grip

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Synthetic Mair Sickle with Paracord grip

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Two Russian Shashka Saber Trainers and Vol 1 Russian Cossack Saber Manual and Vol 2 Russian Cossack Saber Manual

No taper and will not flex on the thrust. Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

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Two Hungarian Saber Trainers and the Book: Hungarian Hussar Sabre and Fokos Fencing

No taper and will not flex on the thrust. Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

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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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Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

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Takoba Basic Trainer

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

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Shotel Basic Trainer

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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An inexpensive trainer for basic training, based on Andre Paurñfeyndt prints..

With design help from Jacob Williams Sword2Sword Houston.

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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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Cinquedea Dagger Trainer

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

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No taper and will not flex on the thrust. Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

Modeled after this sword in the Royal Armouries.

Trainer for Seidler's Sabre

Alongside the British light cavalry sword, the Model 1811 was used by Prussian hussars, dragoons, uhlans, horse artillery and by the militia cavalry Landwehr who had been raised in 1813 to fight against the French. The only type of Prussian cavalry not to make use of the Model 1811, or its British counterpart, were the kuirassiers, who retained their straight-bladed and brass-hilted pallasch.


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An inexpensive trainer for basic training, based on Meyer prints..

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No taper and will not flex on the thrust. Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

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Flyssa Basic Trainer

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

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V3 has a new plastic to make it stronger around the nagel area.

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No taper and will not flex on the thrust. Designed to be an inexpensive trainer with incredible strength.

See Sizing tab for more information.

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