British Naval Dirk with Polished Horn Handle – Universal Swords
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- Class
- Battle Ready
- Blade
- 1060-1065 High Carbon Steel
- Overall Length
- 22 1/4''
- Weight
- 1 lb 1.5 oz
- Brand
- Universal Swords
- Culture
- British
Overview
British Naval Dirk with Polished Horn Handle - Universal Swords
This long-bladed British Naval Dirk has a forged high carbon steel blade. The crossguard and pommel are brass and the grip is highly polished horn with a brass spacer. The tang of the blade is secured with both a pommel nut and a steel rivet in the grip.
The scabbard is crafted from wood and tightly bound in leather and finished with brass fittings and a brass hanging ring.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- Universal Swords
- Culture
- British
- Pommel
- Nut
- Overall Length
- 22 1/4''
- Blade Length
- 16 13/16''
- Blade
- 1060-1065 High Carbon Steel
- Weight
- 1 lb 1.5 oz
- Edge
- Unsharpened
- P.O.B.
- 2 7/8''
- Thickness
- 6.7 mm - 3.8 mm
- Width
- 30.8 mm
- Grip Length
- 3 7/8''
- Class
- Battle Ready
- Country of Origin
- India
- Type
- Naval Dirk
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The Maker
Universal Swords
With origins going back to 1960, India’s Universal Swords has been making reproduction swords for decades. With an emphasis on military sabers, universal produces a number of designs not found elsewhere. As the official US distributor of Universal Swords, KOA will be expanding to stock their entire line over time.
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High Quality – Very Shiny This oversized box cutter is very pretty and not too long. It’s lightish and the brass/plastic grip sticks in your hand when swinging at baseball bat speeds. I am not a swordsman, but this blade and it’s fancy scabbard make me feel as though I am. As expected, I look awesome when holding it. The scabbard itself will suck up le oil and keep the blade from being less of a mirror. People don’t go crazy if you happen to take it where it is legal because it doesn’t look as scary as a typical sword. It looks nice and ornamental all the time.