Regia Angolorum Axehead

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Product information "Regia Angolorum Axehead"

The GDFB range of medieval weapons includes medieval swords, medieval daggers, medieval spearheads, medieval axes, maces, halberds and poleaxes. Some of the offered medieval weaponry is made in a blunt version with rounded edges at the blades and ball shaped tips for the spearheads which makes them very safe for re-enactment.

Regia Angolorum axehead, with 3 mm edge perfect for the re-enactment.
Approved by the Re-enactment Society.

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Weight: 410 g

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January 20, 2014 09:13

Ein schönes, kleines und leichtes Stück, der Axtkopf wiegt ca. 275 Gramm und misst knapp 16 Zentimeter; damit ist er wie ein historisches Stück: klein schnell und gemein. Da der Axtkopf abgerundet ist, kann er in diesem Zustand natürlich nicht schneiden, was für Partnerübungen sinnvoll ist, will man etwas Scharfes, sollte sich mit einigem Abrieb auch eine gute Schnittkante realisieren lassen, die Schneide wäre in diesem Fall etwa acht Zentimeter lang. Besonders gefällt mir auch, dass der Axtkopf keinen festen Stiel besitzt, so muss man zwar bauen, kann das Ganze aber auch richtig individuell gestalten!

September 18, 2010 23:12

Sehr gutes Preis Leistungsverhältniss. Durch die gut abgerundeten Kanten und das geringe Gewicht sehr sicher. Das Problem der Haarrisse ist bei mir auch nach langem Gebrauch und mehrmaligem Umstiehlen noch nicht aufgetreten.

May 27, 2010 10:44

Preis-Leistung ist sehr gut. Spätantiker- bis Frühmittelalterlicher Axtkopf, in Auftrag gegeben von den "living history Re-enactors" aus England, "Regia Anglorum", die ihren Schwerpunkt auf Sachsendarstellung gelegt haben. Der Axtkopf ist angenehm klein, und dadurch eher historisch, und keine Conan-Axt. Leider ist der Axtkopf verschweißt, was bei öfterem umstielen, oder schweren Belastungen zu aufspringen in sich langsam vergrößernden Haar-Rissen führt. Aussehen ist spitze, inspiriert von historischen Funden, Qualität ist für den Preis sehr gut. Aber es soll nicht der Eindruck entstehen, dass sie auch wie Originale gefertigt sind und nur bedingt langlebig.

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HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS GmbH
Industriestraße. 4
56581 Kurtscheid

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