Cold Steel US 1860 Heavy Cavalry Saber 32" 1055 Carbon Steel Blade Leather Wrapped Handle Black
Product #: 813538
Cold Steel #:
88HCS
UPC #: 705442006138
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Product Information
At the outbreak of the American Civil War, there were two types of sabers issued to the Federal Cavalry: light and heavy. The light version was popular, but the heavy model, dubbed the Old Wrist Breaker was the one worth owning, as it was a superior weapon. Its 36" blade offered big reach advantages over most sabers, and its substantial weight gave it the leverage to easily crush bones and sever limbs or even a head with a single blow. The brass guard had three bars to protect the hand and the grip was wire bound leather and capped with a sturdy pommel. In its double ringed, steel scabbard, it could be easily attached to a saddle or to a belt. After examining and handling a number of original 1860 Heavy Cavalry Sabers, we decided to make our own reproduction with a few improvements. Our blade is made from 1055 carbon steel with a hard spring temper and will pass the British Proof Test.
Technical Information
- Blade Steel: 1055 Carbon Steel
- Handle Material: Leather Wrapped
- Blade Shape: Saber
- Blade Finish: Polished
- Blade length: 36"
- Blade Thickness: .33"
- Overall Length: 41.5"
- Weight: 42.9 oz
- Sheath: Steel Scabbard
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