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The Paul Chen Practical Norman Broadsword by Cas Hanwei is based on authentically styled swords but they are tailored to meet the needs of re-enactment and stage combat. This very popular and affordable weapon feature authentic hilt styling, with fully tempered un-edged and un-pointed blade. The Practical Norman Broad Sword is designed to withstand rugged use while providing the level of safety required by many of today’s re-enactment societies. The blade is crafted from 1065 high-carbon steel, hardened to 50HRC, which restricts edge-notching to acceptable levels while providing resilience and protection against brittleness. While the blade is substantial, it is fullered to provide balance and good handling characteristics. The blade of the Practical Norman Broadsword feature a 1/16” wide edge and a rounded tip for safety. The tang is also substantial, with radiused corners at the blade shoulder and no welds. The end of the tang is riveted over the pommel, which both eliminates any possibility of inadvertent disassembly. The hardwood grip is leather-covered. The scabbard is fabricated in glass-filled resin, to eliminate swelling and to minimize blade corrosion problems, with belt rings that adjust to allow vertical or horizontal carry. The wood-grain finish is attractive, but most re-enactors will decorate the scabbard to match their persona. The Practical Norman broad sword is based on a classic 11th century pattern popular during the Norman Invasion of Britain. The high-carbon deeply-fullered blade is light and well-balanced, with the wide edges required by the re-enactment community. The guard is wider than that of the earlier Viking designs that preceded this pattern and the pommel is of the “tea-cosy” type.
This fully functional Broad Sword, is tailored to meet the demands of reenactment and stage combat.
This is a high quality , high performance sword made by Hanwei , which you can proudly use and display.
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