Battle Ready
Ronin KatanaSKU RKK27

Ronin Katana Model 27

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Class
Battle Ready
Weight
2 lb 4.3 oz
Culture
Japanese

Overview

Ronin Katana Model 27

The Ronin Katana Model #27 Katana has a traditionally clay-tempered blade with a genuine hamon which is forged from 1045 high carbon steel; the final polish of the blade both brings out the wave-edged beauty of the natural hamon and hones the blade to a sharp cutting edge. The tsuba, fuchi and kashira are quality cast metal components full of antique finished detail and the tsuka grip is crafted from wood. The grip has panels of genuine rayskin and is completed with a knotted tsuka ito grip wrap of cotton. The sword is matched with a wooden saya scabbard which is completed with a glossy lacquer finish and a knotted sageo cord.  Included is a cloth sword bag for storage or transport.

This type of sword is considered a quality entry-level cutter by Ronin Katana. Ronin advises that they are safe to use against single soaked tatami mats, as well as water bottles and similar targets. Ronin discourages their use against hard targets, as well as thick, hard plastic jugs

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Culture
Japanese
Weight
2 lb 4.3 oz
Edge
Sharp
Thickness
6.8 mm - 4.6 mm
Width
31.3 mm
Grip Length
10 1/2"
Class
Battle Ready
Type
Katana

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Q What steel and heat treatment does the blade use? Common Question
A — KOA

It is forged from 1045 high carbon steel and traditionally clay tempered to produce a genuine hamon.

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

Yes, the blade comes sharp.

Q How does it handle and where is the balance point? Common Question
A — KOA

It is an entry‑level cutter with a point of balance about 5 inches from the tsuba, giving a responsive feel with some blade presence.

Q What targets is it suitable for? Common Question
A — KOA

Ronin advises single soaked tatami mats, water bottles and similar light targets only; avoid hard targets and thick hard plastics.

Q What are the hilt and scabbard materials? Common Question
A — KOA

Wooden tsuka with genuine rayskin panels and cotton ito; cast metal tsuba, fuchi, kashira. The saya is wood with glossy black lacquer and a knotted sageo.

Q Does it include any accessories? Common Question
A — KOA

A cloth sword bag is included.

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

Manufactured by Ronin Katana in China.

Q What are the key specifications? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length 40 1/4 in; blade length 28 5/8 in; weight 2 lb 4.3 oz; width 31.3 mm; thickness 6.8–4.6 mm; grip length 10 1/2 in; POB 5 in.

Q Is this appropriate for reenactment or stage combat? Common Question
A — KOA

No; it is a sharp, live blade intended for light cutting practice and collection, not for contact sparring.

Q How should I care for the blade? Common Question
A — KOA

Keep the blade clean and lightly oiled after handling or cutting; store dry in the saya and avoid striking hard targets.

The Maker

Ronin Katana

Ronin Katana offers the largest selection of Samurai swords. After traveling to Longquan city, founder Chris Scoggin dedicated years to crafting a line of revolutionary Japanese and European swords.

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