Are these European swords functional and sharp?

Yes. All swords in this collection are fully functional, battle-ready, and sharpened. These swords are designed for cutting practice, martial arts, and historical collectors.

What steel are these European swords made from?

Our swords are forged from 65Mn spring steel or 5160 high-carbon spring steel. Both are well-known for durability, toughness, and excellent edge retention, making them perfect for functional swords.

Can I use these swords for sparring?

No. These are live sharp swords intended for cutting practice and collecting. They are not suitable for sparring. For fencing or HEMA, you should use blunt longswords or feders specifically made for sparring.

European Swords – Real Functional Medieval & Renaissance Swords

Q: Are these swords historically accurate?

Yes. Each sword is based on historical European designs from the medieval and Renaissance periods. They feature accurate proportions, balance, full tang construction, and peened pommels, closely reflecting real swords of the time.

Step into the legacy of European swordsmanship. Our collection of European swords features fully functional, battle-ready swords from the medieval and Renaissance eras. These are real sharp swords — forged for cutting practice, collectors, martial artists, and historical enthusiasts.

Every sword is heat-treated, sharpened, and crafted from premium spring steels like 65Mn or 5160. Whether you seek a zweihander (great sword), bastard sword, or saber, these blades are designed for real handling, real cuts, and authentic craftsmanship — not for display only.

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Frequently Asked Questions About European Swords

Are these swords functional?

Yes. Every sword in this collection is a fully functional, battle-ready sword with a sharp edge. These are forged for cutting practice, martial arts, and serious collectors.

What steel are these swords made from?

Our sharp swords are crafted from 65Mn spring steel or 5160 high-carbon spring steel, both known for their toughness, flexibility, and edge retention.

Can I use these swords for cutting practice?

Absolutely. These swords are designed for real-world cutting — suitable for tatami mats, bottles, cardboard, and light wood (depending on the sword’s profile).

What's the difference between an arming sword and a longsword?

Yes. Each sword is based on historical medieval designs with attention to proportions, weight distribution, and construction methods like full tang, peened pommels, and properly tapered blades.

Are these swords historically accurate?

Yes. Each sword is designed based on historical models with authentic weight, balance, proportions, and construction, including full tang and peened pommels.

Are these swords suitable for sparring?

No. These are live, sharp swords intended for cutting practice and display — not for sparring or fencing. For sparring, use blunt HEMA swords or feders.