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Kingston Arms – Scottish Lowlander Greatsword – 2026

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Overview

Kingston Arms - Scottish Lowlander Greatsword - 2026

Kingston Arms has reissued the formidable Lowlander Sword, a battle-ready behemoth that preserves the fierce legacy of 16th-century Scottish “Slaughter-Swords” while incorporating refined enhancements. Crafted from 1566 high carbon steel, this nearly 6-foot-long sword, with a 48-inch blade and a total weight of 7.8 lbs, delivers the raw cutting power that was favored by Gaelic mercenaries which is balanced by a 9-inch point of balance for surprisingly agile handling for a sword of its size.

Now forged at the Dragon King Forge in Dalian by Hanwei’s original artisans under Frenchie Jin, the sword features a retooled guard and pommel with a crisp, clean design that mirrors early historical originals which is finished in a sleek matte stainless steel. The blade is built for devastating cuts and thrusts and its thickened ricasso above the guard allows for a forward handhold to give wielding options to its bearer. Its 21-inch studded leather grip is overlaid with leather binding, ensures a secure hold for one- or two-handed wielding, while traditional Scottish quatrefoils in the ring guards nod to its Highland heritage. Ideal for collectors, reenactors, and HEMA practitioners, this functional greatsword excels in controlled cutting drills on heavy targets.

Please Note: The sword ships unassembled in order to keep shipping costs manageable. With a threaded tang and pommel it is relatively simple to assemble. 

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Culture
Scottish
Pommel
Threaded
Weight
7 lbs 15 oz
Edge
Sharp
P.O.B.
5 3/8"
Thickness
7.1 mm - 4.4 mm
Width
69.5 mm
Grip Length
19"

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Q What is the blade steel and edge condition? Common Question
A — KOA

1566 high carbon steel with a sharp edge.

Q How large and heavy is the Lowlander Sword? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length 69 inches, blade length 48 inches, weight 7 lbs 15 oz.

Q Where is it made and by whom? Common Question
A — KOA

Manufactured for Kingston Arms in China; forged at Dragon King Forge by Hanwei artisans.

Q How does it handle for its size? Common Question
A — KOA

Point of balance is about 5 3/8 inches from the guard, giving surprisingly agile handling for a greatsword.

Q What grip and guard features does it have? Common Question
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Approximately 19-inch studded leather grip with leather overwrap; retooled guard and pommel with ring guards featuring Scottish-style quatrefoils.

Q Is the pommel removable? Common Question
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Yes, the pommel is threaded and the sword ships unassembled for easier shipping.

Q Suitable uses? Common Question
A — KOA

Intended as a functional, battle-ready greatsword for collectors, controlled cutting practice, and reenactment or costume where sharp blades are permitted.

Q Any historical inspiration? Common Question
A — KOA

Inspired by 16th-century Scottish Lowlander or "slaughter-sword" greatswords.

Q Care and maintenance recommendations? Common Question
A — KOA

Keep the high carbon blade clean and lightly oiled; check the threaded assembly for tightness; avoid impacts on hard targets.

Q Does it have a ricasso for a forward grip? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, a thickened ricasso above the guard allows a forward handhold option.

The Maker

Kingston Arms

Travel back in time with Kingston Arm’s expertly crafted authentic and functional swords. They’ve perfected their designs with pristine attention to detail, available at an affordable price point. Crafted in collaboration with Angus Trim, these European swords are innovative, strong and stand the test of time.

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