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Blunted spear head
Total length: 20 cm
Width of blade: 3 cm
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Blunted spear head
- Materials : one piece forged steel
- Total length : 20 cm
- Width of blade : 3 cm
- Weight : 160 g
- Sharpened : no
Blunted spear head.
The spear is used over a very long period of the history: Antique, Frank, Viking, Norman, Saxon, XIIth, XIIIth...
This blunted model will allow you to use it in battle reenactment without any risk of hurting your opponent.