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This officially licensed katana is from the epic blockbuster 47 Ronin. In 18th-century Japan a group of 47 warriors avenge the murder of their master. The outcast Kai joins the group led by Kuranosuke Oishi, who seeks vengeance on Lord Kira (Asano). The ronin, relying on their skills and swords, embark on an adventure with challenges that would defeat most warriors.
Hand forged of 1045 high carbon steel, this sword comes sharp plus features cast metal parts, hand rubbed wood saya and handle, dragon claw tsuba and cotton cord wrap. This is a real sword, not just pretty display piece.
This officially licensed katana is from the epic blockbuster 47 Ronin. In 18th-century Japan a group of 47 warriors avenge the murder of their master. The outcast Kai joins the group led by Kuranosuke Oishi, who seeks vengeance on Lord Kira (Asano). The ronin, relying on their skills and swords, embark on an adventure with challenges that would defeat most warriors.
Hand forged of 1045 high carbon steel, this sword comes sharp plus features cast metal parts, hand rubbed wood saya and handle, dragon claw tsuba and cotton cord wrap. This is a real sword, not just pretty display piece.
- Overall length: 43-3/4
- Blade length: 27“
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As a collector, the unusual features of this sword have some value to me. The shape of the wooden saya is both unusual and practical as it makes gripping the top of the saya very easy when drawing the sword. The tsuba has a fascinating spoke-wheel design, and it is gripped by twin Dragon claws. It is not too heavy at about 1.5 lbs. I assume the hamon is replicated, but it is a very good replication. I have swords with real hamon, and it looks virtually the same. The give-away is that the pattern is too even for a real hamon. It is quite sharp, but of course, we don't fight with swords anymore. It is a movie swords after all, but for a movie sword, it is very satisfying. The sharpest one I've ever seen.
- Stephen, May 19, 2014
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