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Highlander, The Scottish Claymore

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The Highland is a hard and rough place in the north of Scotland. Not surprisingly such hard land produced one of the fiercest and proudest warriors in history: the Highlanders.

A young man named Connor MacLeod and his clansmen, including his cousins Dugal MacLeod and Angus MacLeod, leave to confront the Frazer Clan in a battle. During the battle, MacLeod with his Claymore fatally wounded the Frazer Clan and the legend begins: there can be only one…

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This is the same version of the Highlanders Brass but shorter of 10 inches (30 cm aprx.). Again this is an advance weapon but more recommended for average warrior. This is the perfect weapon again spear and Halberd. The total length of the weapon is 48 inches (120 cm), that the first time Calimacil produces such type of weapon. It being also optimized to reduce weight at the tip and profile inner core to bring up a high control in the handle.

Informations complémentaires

Poids	1.5 lbs	675 gr
Longueur totale	48"	121.9 cm
Longueur de la Lame	34"	86.4 cm
Longueur de la Poignée	14"	35.6 cm
Couleurs	Argent
Matériel	Calimacil Foam

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The Scottish claymore is one of the most recognizable swords in history. A hand-and-a-half style of sword, first appearing at the beginning of the sixteenth Century, it is almost certainly a development of the Scots-Irish single hand style of sword. The two-handed claymore was a large sword used in the Medieval period. It was used in the constant clan warfare and border fights with the English from circa 1300 to 1700. It was somewhat smaller than other two-handed swords of the era. The two-handed claymore seems to be an adaptation of Early Scottish medieval swords which had developed a distinctive style of a cross-hilt with down sloping arms that ended in spatulate swellings.