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Cold Steel Warrior Series Katana Samurai Sword with Ray Skin Handle, Black Lacquered Wood Scabbard, Black Braid Cord and Brass Menuki, Nodachi
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Cold Steel Warrior Series Katana Samurai Sword with Features
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BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL: The Warrior Series swords share the same materials and performance as their Emperor Series counterparts, but with more battle-ready, practical finishes excellent for training and perfecting cutting techniques
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TOUGH, HIGH-PERFORMANCE BLADE: This battle-ready sword features a fully sharpened 1060 carbon steel blade that has been expertly heat treated to a tough spring temper to stand up to just about anything you can throw at it
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COMFORTABLE AND SECURE GRIP: The hilt is covered in ray skin and wrapped in the traditional style with black silk cord for a comfortable and secure grip
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ELEGANT DETAILS: A beautiful brass Menuki (a small, ornamental sculpture inserted between the ray skin and the cord wrappings) further enhances the handle appearance
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SPECIFICATIONS: Weight - 69.6 ounces, Blade Length - 34 inches, Handle Length - 23 inches, Overall Length - 57 inches; Includes black lacquered wood scabbard
About Cold Steel Warrior Series Katana Samurai Sword With
Since their initial introduction, Cold Steel's Emperor Series swords have proven to be popular with many of our customers. Still, we are aware that there are some people who want a battle ready sword but hope to find one at a more affordable price. Our Warrior Series addresses this problem directly. The Warrior Series swords share the same high-performance 1060 steel, heat treatment, and sharpness as their Emperor counterparts, but we have omitted their expensive mirror polishing in favor of a more practical finish. This makes the Warrior Series a perfect choice for training and perfecting cutting techniques (Tameshigiri) without damaging or tarnishing the blade.
