Espada de Lazo Renacentista en Acero 5160, Kingston Arms

Renaissance Bow Sword in 5160 Steel, Kingston Arms

Ref.: 342160000 Brand: Kingston Arms

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During the Renaissance, the bow sword became a highly valued weapon among soldiers and civilians due to its balance of speed, cutting ability, and thrusting capability. The Renaissance Bow Sword in 5160 Steel, Kingston Arms... See more

Features

Weight: 1100 gr.
Blade length: 83.8 cm.
Blade thickness (at guard): 5.5 mm.
Centre of gravity: 8.9 cm.
Blade thickness (at tip): 2.5 mm.
Blade material: Acero carbono 5160
Handle material: wood and leather
Length: 101.6 cm.

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Description

During the Renaissance, the bow sword became a highly valued weapon among soldiers and civilians due to its balance of speed, cutting ability, and thrusting capability. The Renaissance Bow Sword in 5160 Steel, Kingston Arms is based on a historical German model from the 16th-17th century, reproducing the characteristics of these hand swords with careful craftsmanship.

Its 83.8 cm blade is made of 5160 carbon steel, with a thickness of up to 5.5 mm at the guard area and a construction designed to offer durability and good balance. The leather-wrapped grip provides a comfortable hold, while the curved guard with bow shape offers additional protection for the hand, a distinctive feature of Renaissance swords. With an overall length of 101.6 cm and an approximate weight of 1.1 kg, it combines manageable proportions with a strong historical presence.

This reproduction by Kingston Arms is an ideal piece for collectors, reenactors, and enthusiasts of historical fencing. Its design allows for an appreciation of the evolution of European weapons during a time when swords had to adapt to both the battlefield and personal use.

What do you get?	Your real advantage
83.8 cm 5160 carbon steel blade	Offers durability and suitable balance for a historical sword
Curved guard with protective bow	Enhances hand protection during handling
Leather-wrapped grip	Provides a comfortable and secure hold
Design based on a Renaissance German model	Reproduces the characteristics of swords from the 16th-17th century
Approximate weight of 1.1 kg	Facilitates agile and controlled handling

This Functional Sword corresponds to CATEGORY C. These are unique pieces that attract collectors, museums and professionals passionate about the history and craftsmanship of weapons. These functional swords are characterized by their tempered carbon steel blades, some of them sharp and others not, which makes them versatile pieces for display or collecting. These swords are NOT suitable for combat or confrontations with other weapons although they are appreciated for their beauty and authenticity.

Each Category C sword is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, with carefully crafted details that pay homage to bygone eras. These swords are ideal for enriching private collections, enhancing museum displays or for use in theatrical performances and film productions requiring a high level of historical detail.

For enthusiasts and professionals seeking to experience the sensation of wielding a functional sword, Category C swords offer a unique opportunity. Whether you are completing your collection or admiring these pieces, these swords will transport you through time and connect you to the rich history of the sword.