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Honshu Historic Single-Hand Sword

$239.99
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48975 #44 UC3465
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • BATTLE-READY BLADE: 30 4/5” 1065 high-carbon steel blade with a brushed finish for exceptional durability and cutting power.
  • CLASSIC WARRIOR DESIGN: A polished steel handguard and hefty pommel provide balance, protection, and historical accuracy.
  • SECURE LEATHER GRIP: Brown leather-wrapped handle ensures a strong, comfortable hold for combat or display.
  • PREMIUM LEATHER SCABBARD: Includes a brown leather scabbard with polished metal accents for a striking finish.
  • LEGENDARY HONSHU QUALITY: A fusion of history and innovation, perfect for collectors, reenactors, and modern swordsmen.
Honshu Historic Single-Hand Sword
  • BATTLE-READY BLADE: 30 4/5” 1065 high-carbon steel blade with a brushed finish for exceptional durability and cutting power.
  • CLASSIC WARRIOR DESIGN: A polished steel handguard and hefty pommel provide balance, protection, and historical accuracy.
  • SECURE LEATHER GRIP: Brown leather-wrapped handle ensures a strong, comfortable hold for combat or display.
  • PREMIUM LEATHER SCABBARD: Includes a brown leather scabbard with polished metal accents for a striking finish.
  • LEGENDARY HONSHU QUALITY: A fusion of history and innovation, perfect for collectors, reenactors, and modern swordsmen.
$239.99
The Honshu Historic Single-Hand Sword is a battle-ready masterpiece that blends centuries-old craftsmanship with modern precision. Designed for enthusiasts and collectors, this sword is built for balance, power, and control. The 30 4/5” high-carbon steel blade has a striking brushed finish, ensuring durability and an exceptionally keen edge worthy of any battlefield. A polished steel handguard adds both protection and style, while the hefty pommel provides the perfect counterbalance for smooth, confident swings. Whether you’re reenacting history or adding a statement piece to your collection, this sword stands as a testament to Honshu’s commitment to superior weaponry. Every detail of this single-hand sword is crafted for both function and authenticity. The wooden handle is wrapped in rich brown leather, providing a firm grip and an authentic, battle-worn feel. At 40” overall, this sword slides effortlessly into a premium brown leather scabbard with polished metal accents, making it as impressive to display as it is to wield. Honshu continues to push the boundaries of modern sword-making, and this historical powerhouse is no exception.

Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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No joke

"She is a beast and sharp blade right out of the pack. This is more of a hand and half sword, so two hands would be more advisable than a single hand given the weight. The sheath has a very tight grip when the sword is inside so you need some tug to pull it out. But it's well put together and for this price you cannot beat it."

— Lord S. (4/5)

Tang Bad

"thing is a BEAST. however, the tang...or the pommel rather, is only held on by a piece of threaded rod thats been tack welded at the end of the tang. i hit a target and the rod snapped off. also the glue they used for the gaurd and the pommel to sandwich the hilt is very brittle and will chip and make it rattle slightly. also the nut on the pommel likes to wiggle loose. not bad at all if you fix that issue. i welded mine back on and it snapped in a new place. so the threaded rod is of very substandard quality. wich for something i payed 200 dollars for was very disappointing. so im gonna use my machines to get some grade 8 rod in there."

— Gunter W. (3/5)

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