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Question: (assuming its sharpened) can this be used (for fun, obviously not for war) or only for display?
Document: So good in fact that it has indeed inspired us to begin collecting other movie swords for display.For those wondering, if we had the opportunity to choose between the 2000 and 5000 version, we'd take the 5000 again. Even with the blunted tip, the signature on the blade and the stand really bring the display and presentation together. (Though we may start searching for the 2000 edition just to have it)
It is a wonderful replica of the prop. I can't tell if it's the &#34;real thing&#34; or not, and I would love to know how to find out. However, it is still an incredible piece, and worthy of display. The only thing that holds me back from giving it five stars is knowing whether or not it's one of the &#34;real&#34; ones. Maybe that comment should say something.
Very nice sword, went ahead & spend the extra to get professionally sharpened. Sword I actually received was 1 of 5000 with michonne signature and zombie standee. Not the one I wanted but still a pretty bad ass sword.
I didn't test its durability for fear of cracking it somewhere.THE BLUNTED TIPThe final (and possibly most important) thing to know about this sword is that the very tip of this sword is blunted. Considering this sword is tempered 1045 carbon steel - the lowest possible grade of steel to be a 'usable' sword - and considering this is meant to be a display piece - perhaps this isn't that big of a deal. But we were both slightly disappointed to see the flat end at the top of the blade.
Best Christmas present ever!! I'm starting to feel like the Star Wars you-tube guy swinging this frick in thing around all day. I was disappointed at first that it wasn't sharpened whatsoever and without a point at all but since it's New Year's Eve it's probably best so I don't cut off anyone's or my own arm or something worse.
It is likely that having the blade professionally sharpened would solve this, but finding a reputable sharpener familiar with katana in the US that does not involve shipping costs and high dollar marks will be a challenge. *Note: my understanding after some research is that only the 5000's come with the blunted top. The 2000's have the full tip.THE RESTThe rest of the sword (save for some extremely minor, virtually unnoticeable things) is pretty on par to what you see in the show.
As a collector of swords, and a fan of The Walking Dead, I couldn't not get this sword(thankfully mine was $219). Even at the current $329 you get functional 1045 steel, full tang, wooden saya/scabbard and good quality simulated leather on the grip and the length of the saya/scabbard. The bang per buck is outstanding. Used to be a full tang katana with anything beyond stainless steel was $500 minimum.
We discovered some interesting differences from this replica and the onscreen. The following will be some extremely critical points, highlighting some details that were important to us. While some of them may seem negative - rest assured this sword is very cool right out of the box. Skip to the bottom now if you want to avoid the details.One of the strangest differences is one that also affects the comfort of holding the sword - the menuki are in the opposite places from where they should be.
Wasn't advertised model. Average sword. Fake leather but I like the overall look to it. So I have it three. But, barely.
Was everything as described, and it was shipped and wrapped very well, was so excited and it is flawless and beautiful, i would buy another in a hear beat, thank you.
Answer: yes