Description
Introducing the Executioner’s Sword for Armored Combat. Step into the world of medieval combat with this two-handed weapon, inspired by the renowned blades wielded by executioners during the 16th century.
The Executioner’s Sword holds a rich historical significance as a weapon primarily used for the decapitation of condemned criminals.
Specifications:
- Full length: 135 cm (53.15 inches)
- Blade length: 95 cm (37.40 inches)
- Handle length: 40 cm (15.75 inches)
- Cross-guard length: 16 cm (6.30 inches)
- Balance point: 8.5 cm from cross-guard (3.35 inches from cross-guard)
- Weight: 2785 g (6.14 lbs)
- Steel thickness: 4 mm (0.16 inches) of hardened spring steel
- Blade width: 5 cm (1.97 inches)
This durable buhurt sword is made with a full length of 135 cm, with a devastating blade measuring 95 cm. The handle, wrapped in durable and anti-slip leather, ensures a firm grip even in the heat of combat.
Built for maximum functionality, the Executioner’s Sword features a 4 mm thick blade made from hardened spring steel. Its 5 cm width adds to its striking presence and cutting power, making it a force to be reckoned with.
With a balance point situated 8.5 cm from the cross-guard, this sword offers excellent damage without compromising on control. The weight of 2785 g provides the ideal balance between power and agility, allowing for precise strikes and swift movements on the battlefield.
The Executioner’s Sword for Armored Combat is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of historical weaponry. Embrace the spirit of the past and add this extraordinary weapon to your collection. Harness its raw power and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of medieval warfare. Order now and wield the might of the Executioner’s Sword with pride.

















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Fits perfect. Also if you got questions they answer very fast and really help. Thank you again.
This is a wonderful sword! It was very well named indeed. Strikes from the Conqueror hit noticeably harder than any 1h weapon I’ve ever fought with or against. The exceptionally forward weighting of the blade gives the sword outstanding directional stability when it’s in motion. So it can be slower, but it arrives with confidence in attack & defence. I find griping the end of handguard & pommel, you get maximum momentum & blade control, as it’s still very easy to manoeuvre & it’s very solid in defence. If you do get the opportunity to use the a long range of motion possible with a single handed weapon strike, it lands *massive* hits!
You already know what the sword looks like, so instead I put my opponent’s helmet after our tournament fight in Sep. The 3 dents are my 3 Conqueror hits – downward, full beans strikes, with windup & forward step. Notice they are the only strikes which did more than a scratch.
In summary, I love this sword & every fight I have with it!
Honestly my favorite helmet to use to date. Absolutely bombproof to the point when i was testing how it would take blows my axe broke before i did damage to the helmet. couldn’t be happier with this helm.
PS better peripheral vision then any wolf rib i’ve ever fought in but just as breathable. (at the cost of low leg visibility so keep that in mind if that’s something you want)
Mine just came in!! Super happy with the fit
Perfect size for close fights. It hits like a truck but still moves fast. The head stays solid after a bunch of battles, so great balance and control.