War Hammers

I just received this war hammer after purchasing it from the deal of the day.  It arrived quickly and well packed.  This is an awesome weapon.  Beautiful in appearance and formidable as a weapon.  The spiked end is very sharp and would do serious damage if put to use.  Balance is great.  Wonderful feel.  The workmanship is outstanding.  Delighted with this purchase.

My first purchase from the Battlecry line and it exceeded all expectations! Outstanding. Solid. Massive. Love the finish!

Interesting the earlier comment about not liking the square handle. I think it's a more authentic look, and when wielding in battle chances are good that fighters wore gauntlets or at very least gloves.

Epic, deadly! Well made, good materials and workmanship. A welcome addition to my collection.

This Warhammer means serious business. Totally solid, nothing loose, like the "Battlecry" look. Long enough to knock a rider off his horse and a RAZOR sharp spike for finishing the job. 500 years ago I would have felt totally confident bringing this to a real battlefield.
Casey - Florida

This has to be one of Windlass Steelcraft's/Museum Replicas best designs. It is a sturdy piece with just enough heft without being too weighty. Perfect for a medieval knight or footman to wield and looks like it came directly from a museum! Very happy with this piece!

Windlass Steelcrafts and Museum Replicas have outdone themselves again! This Warhammer has perfect balance and weight as well as a deadly spike that excels at penetration on sheet metal, wood and everything else I have tested it against, without leaving a mark on the head.

Even better in person. Massive piece. Looks just like the pictures & is high quality.

A Mighty War Hammer that is solid as a block of steel and has unbelievably devastating power on the down swing.  This is a heavy weapon, but shows well.

This warhammer is built just as tough as the rest of the battlecry line. Love the finish, love the color, and it feels brutally dangerous in the hand. Only downside is that whatever they used to blacken the handle will stain your hands when you initially handle it. There just seems to be an excess of stuff  on the handle. I had to wipe it off repeatedly with a paper towel until it no longer did that. Handle is still just as black as it was, so it's all good.

Very nice hammer. Shorter than some but very sturdy. If the handle is too rectangular, you can wrap a thick dowel with course sandpaper and sand the corners down to make a more oval shape.