Buy Jubei Lion Dog One-handed Wakizashi Samurai SwordJubei Lion Dog One-handed Wakizashi Samurai Sword Product Description:
- Differentially Hardened 1060 Steel
- Authentic midare hamon pattern
- Red gloss finish saya
- Full tang and sharpen
Product Description
Note: Sword Stand Sold Separately
Jubei Lion Dog Wakizashi Differentially Hardened 1060 Samurai Sword. This is a one-handed sword.The blade has been constructed from differentially hardened 1060 carbon steel. The hamon of the sword is authentic with a midare pattern. The blade comes full tang and sharp.The saya is wooden with a red gloss finish and black chemical fiber sageo.The habaki is brass. The tsuba is blackened iron with a lion dog theme. The fuchigashira are a higo style, built for comfort. The ito is black chemical fiber with alternating cross overs over real ray skin samegawa. The tang is double pinned with bamboo mekugi.Overall Length: 27.25"
Nagasa Length: 19.75"
Tsuka Length: 6.75"
Balance Point: 3.5"
Weight W/O Saya: 1.6 lbs
Lamination: Mono Steel
Blade: Very Sharp
Blade Material: Differentially Hardened 1060
Tsuba & Fittings: Iron
Tsuka Material: Chemical Fiber
HRC: 55 Degrees
Accessories: Sword Bag
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Nice wakizashi for the price!
By Tod
I just received this item today, and I am largely pleased. It has an attractive and authentic hamon, and it has good balance. It came only moderately sharp, but considering it sharpened up nicely & readily-less than a minute-that is not a factor I hold against the manufacturer. The blade was well-oiled, and I like the individual shrink wrap that also covered the entirety of the blade. This thing could've been stored on a shelf in the warehouse for years, and the blade is shiny & flawless as if fresh from the manufacturer. I've received other blades that did indeed appear to have sat around for a while, and small amounts of rust, corrosion, or other imperfection betrayed this, so this was a nice extra, IMO. I like the fit of the habaki in the saya, as it is snug enough so that the sword will not readily fall out, but not so much that it cannot easily be drawn. Over all, a nice sword, considering I've never heard of the manufacturer, and a good deal for the price, as I paid a bit over $100 for it, and I've yet to find a wakizaki of this quality for much less than $200.
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