Practice & Theatrical Weapons

Constructed from the highest grade of polypropylene available and closely mimicking an actual Medieval broadsword in length, size, weight, and feel, United Cutlery's practice sword is virtually unbreakable, remarkably stiff and cut resistant.

This replacement retention nut is for use on the recessed pommel nuts found on Hanwei blades and training swords. Listing is for a single pommel retention nut.

The Practical Bastard Sword is a blade by Paul Chen / Hanwei suited to the rigorous use found in martial arts focused re-enactment. Built for the rigors of combat training, it has a high-carbon steel blade left un-edged and un-pointed to minimize injury.

The Early Medieval Single Hand Sword is a perfect example of the classic cruciform sword but in a blunt version suitable for practice.

The Blunt Hanwei/Tinker Longsword is meant to perfectly mimic its sharpened counterpart for ideal training.

This Norman sword from the Paul Chen European practical line is a re-enactment safe blade fit for a Viking. Built for the rigors of combat training, it has a 1566 high-carbon steel blade left un-edged and un-pointed to minimize injury.

The Practical Plus XL Light Katana from Hanwei is a great example of a cutting sword that is economical yet features traditional fittings and construction methods.

Economically made, but built to be used is the purpose behind the Practical Katanas of Hanwei. This XL version features a wider blade than regular katanas, which makes for easier cutting of tatami mats.