Tinker Norman Sword blunt

New to the Tinker Pearce series of Medieval swords are the Norman swords in both sharp and re-enactment blunt versions.

The Norman swords, with their distinctive cruciform guards and brazil-nut pommels, are similar in weight and static balance and offer virtually identical handling characteristics. Both are harmonically balanced – to optimize cutting ability in the case of the sharp version and to provide authentic handling characteristics for the re-enactor. The blades are forged in 5160 high carbon steel and hardened to HRC 50-52 allowing superior edge retention on the sharp and anti-burr safety on the blunt. Grips are wood-cored and leather-covered over a cord wrap.
Made by Hanwei.
This is the blunt version, please find the sharp version # 3823.

Details:
Overall length: approx. 120 cm
Blade Length: approx. 78 cm
Blade Material: 5160 High carbon steel
HRC: 50-52
Weight: approx. 1127 g
Handle Material: wood-cored and leather-covered over a cord wrap

Category 2:
These swords are likewise suitable for beginners and advanced fighters. All category 2 swords feature high-quality carbon steel blades which hardly show any scratches when used against other blades. The pommels are riveted at the end of the tang.