William Wallace Sword G2

Best Value & Quality

When searching for Medieval swords, this magnificent William Wallace sword is a great buy among fully functional swords. A excellent example of early Claymores, this sword design honors William Wallace and his band of Scots who routed an English force of 50,000 in 1297 at Stirling Castle.

This impressive sword with it's straight steel cross guard lead to the development of Claymores in the 15th century. High quality features of this sword include a Madagascar ebony wood handle and solid steel cross guard and pommel (not nickel plated brass as on some others). As well, these grand medieval swords also have a full heavy tang that is peened over top of the pommel for added strength.

Functional Swords / Battle Ready Medieval Swords

Made of high-carbon steel and quality craftsmanship, these medieval swords are of SCA-LARP quality.

Blade Length: 40 inches (sharp blade)
Overall: 54 inches
Weight: 6 lbs

Each battle ready sword blade is hand forged from 5160 or 10/60 carbon steel for strength and beautiful lines, and individually finished to endure tight fitting handles and a fabulous finish. (Look closely to see the hammer marks from hand forging.)

A full length top grain leather scabbard is included free of charge, or CHECK the box above to add the companion baldric with back-scabbard ACC2221-BK102 for an additional $64.00

Sword Cleaning Instructions Regular use of sword cleaning kits to maintain high carbon steel swords helps prevent deterioration. (Initial cleaning of this sword is needed to remove protective coating.)

Manufacturers Note: Blades made of 3/16-inch tempered steel are designed to be slightly more ridged than thin spring steel blades (whippy blades) from other manufacturers. This is not a defect, but by design to allow for a difference in blade control during swordplay, etc. Never flex stress test 3/16-inch tempered steel blades beyond 5 or 6 inches. (All testing is a buyer liability.) Due to the length of this item, it ships at the UPS Oversize Rate.