Battle Ready
Legacy ArmsSKU SL0222

New Legacy Arms – Roman Gladius Sword

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Class
Battle Ready
Weight
1 lb 13 oz
Culture
Roman

Overview

New Legacy Arms - Roman Gladius Sword

The Legacy Arms classic Imperial Roman Gladius mimics an original found in the ruins of Pompeii (reliably dating from 79 CE).  Features a sharpened and tempered double edged high carbon blade,  hardwood handle & high polished steel spacer at the bottom of the handle for strength and durability.  Sword also includes a wood scabbard wrapped in black leather with steel accents at throat and tip to complete the sword.

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Culture
Roman
Pommel
Peened
Weight
1 lb 13 oz
Edge
Sharp
P.O.B.
4 1/4"
Thickness
5.8 mm - 2.9 mm
Width
42.6 mm
Grip Length
4"
Class
Battle Ready

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Q What type of blade steel does this gladius use? Common Question
A — KOA

5160 high carbon steel.

Q Is the edge sharpened from the factory? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, it comes sharp.

Q How long and how heavy is the sword? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length is about 29 1/2 inches with a 21 7/8 inch blade; weight is approximately 1 lb 13 oz.

Q Where is it made? Common Question
A — KOA

China.

Q What is the point of balance? Common Question
A — KOA

Approximately 4 1/4 inches from the guard.

Q What materials are used for the hilt and fittings? Common Question
A — KOA

Hardwood grip with polished steel spacers; integrated pommel.

Q Does it include a scabbard? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, a wood scabbard wrapped in black leather with steel accents at the throat and tip.

Q Is this suitable for cutting practice or reenactment? Common Question
A — KOA

It is described as battle ready and sharpened; suitability for specific activities depends on event rules and user proficiency.

Q What historical style does it represent? Common Question
A — KOA

An Imperial Roman/Pompeii-type gladius.

Q Any maintenance tips? Common Question
A — KOA

Keep the high-carbon blade clean and oiled; avoid moisture exposure to the leather-wrapped scabbard and periodically condition the leather.

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