Bayonet Trainer 65.375" (160cm)

Our Mokuju is made in a traditional design, and will stand up to whatever level you train at. This is the 65.375" version.

Please note, that if you want it shorter, for official Jukendo practice, let me know, and I will cut it down to 1640mm (64.59") With the 3/4" long blunt, to make it total of about 1660mm (65-3/8")

*NOTE: shipping will be messed up during checkout. We will refund your account to make shipping. It will add $20 per bayonet, so it will be off.

• Made from the highest quality select American Impact Grade Hickory wood.
• Hand sanded and hand rubbed with oil to protect the wood.
• A custom made rubber tip (Sakigawa) is fitted to the end for additional safety.

History of the Mokuju

"The bayonet was in general military use in Europe in the 1660s and remains part of the rifle weapons system in most modern armies. The systemization of combat with the bayonet reached a height in the period 1850 through 1914 in Europe and North America. The European bayonet was incorporated in the modernizing armies of Japan and China in the late 1800s and early 1900s, making this weapon a unique example in the development of Asian martial arts. Bayonet fencing as a form of competition was closely associated with classical fencing, and remained, at least in theory, a competitive sport into the 1930s in Europe. The techniques and training for bayonet combat in World War II and subsequently were generally simplified, eliminating most of the complex techniques that could not be quickly taught to soldiers. After World War II bayonet fencing emerged again in a sporting context in Japan as Jūkendō."

Source: americanjukenjutsu.org

Overall Length: 65.3" (166cm)
Weight: 2-3/4 lbs (1.25kg)
Material: American Impact Grade Hickory