Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is the hand guard metal or plastic?
Document: The sword looks good, and feels good in the hand. But the handle sucks, when I was lifting it out of the box I could feel the handle move in between the hand guards and it wiggles around even more now I have messed with it. There is a cover on the guard that I somehow managed to pop off and there was a bolt, after I tightened it the sword works great! I would defiantly recommend this sword, not so much as a chopper but as a cool functioning replica.
The handle is made of a cheap plastic wrap. It could be replaced with something more leather like. The blade is sharp, it is a heavy sword. If you liked the movie 300 you will like this sword.
I have seen quite a few people not happy with this sword, i absolutely love mine. It is big, heavy and mine came pretty sharp. I wont be beating it against anything, mainly for looks, but that was $35 very well spent. If you are looking for something that looks awesome and feels great in hand, buy this sword.
I hit the tree with flat side of this sword couple of times, blade bent and black plastic pommel broke. Pommel rotates 360 degrees. This item is no good at all.
There is a small nub about 1 inch long that is threaded and a washer and nut hold the whole assembly together on the sword. It is loose and rattles. The pommel is also hollow with a press-fitted cast metal plate that hides the nut and cavity.I tried tightening down and gorilla gluing the whole assembly together. My fianc&eacute;e got the notion to swing it by the pommel and he managed to break that glue joint and loosen the nut again.
i got this sword because i loved 300 and i love history. i received this sword withing 5 business days and when i opened it the blade was covered in grease... its not that big of a deal to wipe off though
This is very hard to do and the soft aluminum cast pommel and crossguard deforms into an elongated hole that AGAIN gives you wiggle in the handle.The ONLY way to put this sword into &#34;BATTLE READY&#34; condition would be to completely redo the entire handle assembly, which includes making new steel or brass or bronze fittings for pommel and crossguard.
It's a cute toy, fun to wave around while you booze. Nice and heavy, but looks like a cast iron paddle. Take it into battle and someone would spank you with it. For casual collectors or jalopy slayers.
It was purchased as a going away present for a Marine in my unit. He was pleasantly suprised and so was I. Ill get more.
It took me hours draw filing down the primary bevel to get geometry close so I could put an appleseed edge on it.The handle is very poorly put together. The handle parts swiveled about when the sword was put to purpose. The wood under the cheesy pleather lace is a softwood, like lime wood or pine. The pommel and crossguard are made from VERY cheap aluminum cast material.
Answer: yes