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The longsword was one of Europe’s most trusted weapons for centuries. It offered great reach, strong two-handed control, and was effective for both cutting and thrusting. This long and thin sword is built with that same purpose in mind. The 36-inch blade is forged from 1095 high-carbon steel, known for holding a sharp edge and offering strong durability. It has a tapered point for thrusting and sharp edges for clean cutting. The design follows real historical proportions, making it more than just a fantasy long sword.
The steel crossguard helps protect the hands and is fitted securely with no looseness. The 12-inch handle gives you a proper two-handed grip for better control and power. It has a hardwood core wrapped in leather for a comfortable, secure hold. This longsword also includes a leather scabbard fitted to the blade. It’s a solid choice for training, display, or adding to a medieval collection.
| Measurement | Size |
| Total Length | 48 inches |
| Blade Length | 36 inches |
| Blade Width | 1.9 inches |
| Blade Thickness | 6mm |
| Total Weight | 1.5kg / 3.3 lbs |
| Handle Length | 12 inches |
| Balance Point | 7 inches from the guard |
Original price was: $ 249.$ 186Current price is: $ 186.
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A longsword is a medieval European sword with a longer grip made for one or two-handed use.
Many longswords had blades around 34–38 inches.
Most longswords are balanced and manageable, often around 3–3.5 lbs.
Yes. Blunt training versions are used in HEMA and historical martial arts.
A longsword is generally smaller and more versatile, while claymores are larger two-handed swords.
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