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This Raptor Katana of the Paul Chen / Hanwei series is made in the Kissaki Moro Ha Zukuri style based on a Tachi blade believed to have been forged around 800 AD by the smith Amakuni.

This Raptor Katana of the Paul Chen / Hanwei series is made in the more common Shinogi-Zukuri style and is excellent for cutting practice. Forged of 5160 high-carbon steel and specially heat treated.

This Katana from the Paul Chen / Hanwei series is made in the Shobu-Zukuri or Iris Leaf style. Forged of 5160 high-carbon steel and specially heat treated.

The Tourney Series of blunt swords is the culmination of over 20 years of experience producing swords and related pieces for re-enactment and stage use. This classic knightly sword design was used for hundreds of years on the battlefield.

The Tourney Series of blunt swords is the culmination of over 20 years of experience producing swords and related pieces for re-enactment and stage use. This sword is great for one or two-handed battle and is a close recreation of the famous Oakeshott Type XVIIIa sword from "Records of the Medieval Sword".

The Tourney Series of blunt swords is the culmination of over 20 years of experience producing swords and related pieces for re-enactment and stage use. This sleek Viking sword is lightweight and fast for a sword of this period.

Ferocious like its namesake animal, the Tiger Katana from Hanwei has been brought back into production by Paul Chen / Hanwei with the same folded steel as the original.

This training sword is made from the heaviest grade polypropylene, which is unbreakable and impervious to elements, though not as stiff as wood. Approximating the size, feel, and heft of a live blade, the sword can be wielded safely with its 7-1/4 inches grip. Overall length of 39-1/2 inches.