Infantry Saber Sword

1095 high carbon steel is one of the highest carbon content steels used for swordsmithing. Arguably the best steel available for sword making, characteristics include a very reliable, hard and sharp battle edge, along with excellent blade elasticity and resilience, which 1095 being technically a higher carbon content spring steel, is renowned for. 

Further promoting perfection, is the very difficult process of clay tempering the blade. This process precisely facilitates hardening of the blade’s edge, while leaving the blade’s core and spine softer and thus resilient. Definitely a marker of advanced sword making technology and visibly identifiable on this sword’s blade. 

The end result is a blade with a hard, reliable and razor sharp cutting edge, along with excellent blade elasticity and resilience against damage. All very important aspects of any true combat sword. 

Highly collectable and a balanced, practical, hand-to-hand combat weapon. 

Key Features:

• 1095 steel sword blade – hard, reliable cutting edge, along with excellent blade elasticity & resilience.
• Genuine clay tempered blade with visible wave Hamon. 
• Quality handle and scabbard materials.
• Perfectly balanced one handed sword – deadly cut, slash and thrusting weapon.
• Highly collectable and a fully battle ready sword saber.

Infantry Saber Specifications:

• Note: Stand in photos is for demonstration purposes only and NOT included.
• Overall length: 98cm.
• Blade length: 65.5cm.
• Handle length: 18cm.
• Width of blade: 3.2cm.
• Thickness of blade: 0.75cm.
• Handle material: 19cm.
• Blade material: 1095 carbon steel sword blade.
• Tempering: Genuine clay tempered with visible wave Hamon. 
• Hardness: 60 HRC.
• Handle material: Alloy – encapsulating a full tang. 
• Scabbard material: Stainless steel + high temperature baked paint surface. 
• Other sword fittings material: Brass / copper.
• Bo Hi (fuller sword): Long, single blood-groove on both sides of the blade.
• Tang: Full tang sword. 
• Weight: 1.35kg.