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Wallace Greatsword – Deepeeka

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(2 customer reviews)

$120.75$181.95

This replica of the Wallace Sword has a blade forged from high carbon steel; the crossguard and pommel are steel and the wooden grip is tightly overlaid in black leather.

The sword ships disassembled keep the costs of shipping down. The crossguard and grip fit over the tang and the pommel nut secures and tightens the sword.

The Wallace Sword is a massive greatsword on display at the Wallace Monument in Stirland. The crossguard likely dates from the Renaissance, but the blade is probably a few centuries older.

Overall Length66 1/2''
Blade Length53 1/4''
Weight6 lb 6.8 oz
EdgeUnsharpened
Width48.7 mm
Thickness4.7 mm - 4.6 mm
PommelNut
P.O.B.13 1/8''
Grip Length10 1/8''
Blade [EN45 High Carbon Steel]
TypeGreatsword
CultureScottish
ManufacturerDeepeeka
Country of OriginIndia

2 reviews for Wallace Greatsword – Deepeeka

  1. Ryan

    It’s ok I went to the Stirling memorial recently and did not want to try and bring a replica of the sword home in my luggage so I ordered this. The length is about right and the handle is fine. The guard looks nice but when you’re close it’s done as cheaply as possible and the sides that are supposed to be against the blade just create an open cup and the blade fits very loosely in the middle. The tang and pommel seem to secure fairly well and better than I expected. The blade definitely has some spring to it but also bends dramatically under its own weight. The blade is not tapered in any way which makes it very front heavy. The finish on the steel is rough with numerous marks and rust spots. I’m very glad I didn’t opt for the munitions grade because this one is rough as is. From far away it looks cool but it’s definitely not worth the price it seems like a cheap flea market sword.

  2. Daniel

    This is a massive and incredible sword. The price is ridiculous for what you get, a 170cm large sword weighing only 3kg made with flexible carbon steel that is fully functional. But, this is a decorative sword, however it has the potential to be a nice playful sword for small court games such as the Hero Wardsword by Windlass or the Lowlander by Hanwei.

    The blade bends over its weight a bit, but I think a lot less than Hero Wardsword. Well, the sword is not sharp but the shape of the blade is uniform and perfect. Understand me, it will not be used to cut bottles but it could cause serious lacerations and damage to the meat due to its enormous size and that the edge, although it is not a razor, is medium sharp. The tip, as seen in the images, is blunt on purpose, but the sword is so large that it is still a tip to consider. When I manipulated it and nailed it vertically on a cardboard so that the tip did not touch the ground, it descended effortless and went through it like butter. Without a doubt, an exceptional sword that impresses a lot live.

    Small cosmetic flaws in non-visible areas such as inside the guard with some almost imperceptible rust stains. The blade arrives fully greased, so a cleaning job is necessary, and then lightly re-greased. The wood and leather grip is of very good quality. It has a tank that is not very thick, but not very fine either and then the guard and grip snap together and tighten with an internal nut (you will need a wrench). Good tank and good shoulder, not perfects, but funcionally fine. Finally, the pommel is slightly screwed.

    This sword is exceptional, not perfect, but it impresses.

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