Pole Arms, Spearheads & Butt Caps

I used this head to built a 7-foot halberd, with the MR Greek spear butt cap at the opposite end, which looks great and has good weight as a counterbalance. I used an oval red oak pole, which is about 1" on the narrow measurement, and about 1-1/4" on the long side of the oval. The oval shape feels great and allows for proper indexing, and also has greater strength along the striking axis of the oval vs. a 1" round pole. I do still wonder if the (red oak) pole is strong enough given the narrow and short socket, but I'm loathe to test it.. .. I sharpened the axe, hook, and blade edges myself. I found the inside diameter of the halberd head socket to be almost exactly 1" at its widest on mine, and the depth of the socket was right around 5" if memory serves. The socket is drilled for a pin, which is ideal as I always make and use one.

Great looking spear head .  I Do not  know why it was made to fit a 1 inch shaft.  I think that it will take a good edge .
Chester

Its great, but not as good as the winged spear head the use to have.

Feels reliable.

This is a great spear head. Easily attaches to the shaft and has good balance.

Longer and slimmer than the regular Viking spearhead, this is a great item.  Excellent for piercing.  To be honest, I'm afraid that if thrown, the blade looks like it might bend if it hits something hard, so I haven't tried.  I love it as a regular spear.  Highly recommended for that purpose.

This spear head is excellent! Very well executed. Could even use as a sword in a pinch.

Though the long point would pierce right through a warrior, I see this as more of a fighting spear, than a throwing spear. The 1

excellent object, long and once sharpend a scarry weapon.

I have ordered two and will order one more to complete my Thracian javelin set. The javelin head is the perfect weight and size!