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There are two basic types of straight bladed swords used in China. One is fairly long and heavy known as the Wu Jian or "Martial Sword". The other is substantially lighter and called a Wen Jian or "Scholar's Sword" and was primarily carried for personal self defense.
Cold Steel's battle worthy Gim (Wu Jian) is for serious collectors and practitioners of Chinese Martial Arts.
The blade of this Wu Jian is made out of 1055 Carbon steel and measures 30" long by 1-1/8" wide. For cutting and slashing, both edges are quite sharp and they terminate in a strong, useful point for stabbing. The traditionally styled guard and pommel are cast out of thick sturdy brass and fit snugly on a stout Rosewood handle that is both highly decorative as well as functional.
The Gim Sword comes with an excellent wood scabbard with brass throat, chape and sword rings and can be worn suspended from the belt or slung over the shoulder.
Cold Steel's battle worthy Gim (Wu Jian) is for serious collectors and practitioners of Chinese Martial Arts.
The blade of this Wu Jian is made out of 1055 Carbon steel and measures 30" long by 1-1/8" wide. For cutting and slashing, both edges are quite sharp and they terminate in a strong, useful point for stabbing. The traditionally styled guard and pommel are cast out of thick sturdy brass and fit snugly on a stout Rosewood handle that is both highly decorative as well as functional.
The Gim Sword comes with an excellent wood scabbard with brass throat, chape and sword rings and can be worn suspended from the belt or slung over the shoulder.
- Overall: 37-1/4"
- Blade: 30"
- Wt: 36 oz
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The sword has a good balance and nice finish. The only imperfection is the hexagon screw nut used at the end of the handle. It is too modernize for such a classic weapon.
- Stephen, May 27, 2016 | Verified Purchase
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Excelent to look at > yes i do need the sheeth for an existingWuGim in my collection. can i buy just an sheeth?
- William, October 07, 2014
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