Viking Thrusting Spear

You asked for it and M48 is giving it to you. The M48 Magnum Spear is a hefty 65 1/2" in overall length. It has a super sharp 10 3/4" 2Cr13 cast stainless steel blade with a black oxide and satin finish. The shaft is black oxide coated nylon and aluminum and it has a fiber handle. A tough TPR sheath houses the blade. • 10 3/4" 2Cr13 cast stainless steel blade • Black oxide and satin finish • Black oxide coated nylon and aluminum shaft with fiber handle • TPR sheath included • 65 1/2" overall length

The Naginata, famed weapon of the Sohei, or warrior monks, of medieval Japan was fearsome in the hands of a skilled combatant and is today of great importance in the martial arts field. This naginata kann be used for training and cutting and is a real weapon and not a decorative item. The Naginata is secured with 2 Mekugi in the bar. The handle of the Naginata ist oval shaped and about 4cm of height and 2,5 cm of wide. Details Total length: 180 cm Blade length: 54 cm Weight: 1.75 kg Blade material: 1050 steel This sword is hand-forged, has a sharp blade, and is suitable for tameshigiri cutting tests.

"It´s unbelievable. We´re seeing eight to 10 bats break every game. Guys are coming back saying they hit the ball on the sweet spot and it still broke." This quote caught our President, Lynn C. Thompson´s attention. It´s from an article in the Los Angeles Times describing how frequently baseball bats break and nearly injure the players in major league games. The article chronicled the debate currently raging among players over which bat is better, those made of ash, which is lighter and slightly flexible, or those made of maple which is heavier and stiffer. As he read, Lynn began to suspect there might be a market for a baseball bat that just couldn´t be broken. What kid, let alone an adult, wouldn´t want an unbreakable bat? Now Cold Steel is proud to offer you our first forays into the manufacturing of athletic equipment, the Brooklyn Smasher® and the Brooklyn Crusher®. Because they´re precision injection molded out of heavy-grade polypropylene, these bats just can´t be broken. There´s no need to worry about shards of wood flying in your face. No matter what you hit or how hard you swing them, they just won´t break. And they´re durable too, they won´t rot, crack, or splinter, or even fade. You can treat them as roughly as you choose. You needn´t worry about dirt or the weather affecting them either since they´re impervious to the elements and clean up with soap and water. Try that with a wood bat and you might damage it. They´re versatile too. Like any other baseball bat, croquet mallet, golf club or hockey stick, they can be used in an emergency, as an extremely effective self-defense tool. You can keep one behind the front door, under the bed, or in a car trunk and forget about it until you need it. They can be used as game bats, practice bats, warm-up bats, loaner bats, inclement weather bats, school or league bats or kid´s bats. They can also serve as a cross over trainers to develop strength, agility and eye hand coordination for those studying Western Saber Fencing, Kendo, Kenjitsu, Filipino Stick and Sword Fighting and Chinese martial arts. Best of all, they make good economic sense. With a suggested retail price of $45 and $40 they´re comparable in price to good wooden bats, and since they´re unbreakable they will last far longer than any wooden bat on the market. Specifications: Weight: 2lbs. 7 oz.(Smasher) 2lbs. 1oz. (Crusher) Overall: 34" (Smasher) 29" (Crusher) Material: Polypropylene

The Latest edition in the Hibben IV knife series. This knife offers a machete style blade constructed from 440 stainless steel. The solid hardwood handle is surrounded by the cast metal guard and pommel. A custom top grain leather sheath is included in delivery. Details: Total length: 16 1/2" Blade length: 11 1/4"

The decorated spearheads demonstrate the Viking´s creative mix of art and war, whereby weapons often carried intricate patterns, created using the "Niello" process. This involved using an alloy of several metals (notably silver) mixed with sulfur which was rubbed into an incised pattern and then fired. Where the alloy is rubbed into the engraving, it remains black while the rest of the surface is polished to a bright finish. Our decorating process uses a little less alchemy, but still provides a lustrous, permanent Niello-like effect. Each spearhead has a shaft diameter of 1". Spearheads only are supplied. The Viking Short Bladed Spear is typical of those of Celtic origin, imported into Scandinavia. The short blade, inherently stiffer and more resistant to bending or breaking, was capable of piercing any body armour of the period. Key Features: Historically accurate Antiqued Finnish Fully functional Specifications: Blade length: 6" Overall length: 9 3/8" Weight: 7oz Thickness at Guard: .510"

The decorated spearheads demonstrate the Viking´s creative mix of art and war, whereby weapons often carried intricate patterns, created using the "Niello" process. This involved using an alloy of several metals (notably silver) mixed with sulfur which was rubbed into an incised pattern and then fired. Where the alloy is rubbed into the engraving, it remains black while the rest of the surface is polished to a bright finish. Our decorating process uses a little less alchemy, but still provides a lustrous, permanent Niello-like effect. Each spearhead has a shaft diameter of 2.5 cm. Spearheads only are supplied. The Nordic warrior frequently carried several light Throwing Spears into combat. This style displays the narrow, sharply pointed head designed to pierce mail. Several spears might be carried in the shield hand in a charge. These were thrown as the distance closed, leaving the warrior free to use his sword or axe in hand-to-hand fighting. Total head length is 41 cm. This spear head is silver and not antiqued as pictured. Key Features: Historically accurate Antiqued Finish Fully functional Specifications: Blade length: 24.77 cm Overall length: 41 cm Weight: 240.8 g Thickness at Guard: 1.45 cm

With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of the shaft, and to add balance to the overall weapon. This butt cap can be used for any spear since the beginning of the Iron Age. The cap is well made of mild steel, gives an improved appearance and balances the spear. Details: Total length: 4 7/8" Weight: 8 oz.