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The Claymore The Claymore is a two handed weapon that was used between the 15th and 17th centuries. It was a particularly effective and feared weapon because it was large yet light. It was quicker and more effective then other two handed swords. Often times claymores had something called a Ricasso. This was a section of the blade above the handle that was wrapped or covered. This allowed the wielder to choke up on the sword and use it as a half sword. The claymore has been popularized in movies such as highlander and Braveheart. The claymore that Mel Gibson uses in Braveheart is configured with a Ricasso.
Scottish Early Pattern Claymore Sword Mirroring the early pattern two-handed Claymore design wielded in medieval Scotland, this sword measures 43" overall. It offers a wide 31" stainless steel blade and a spiral hardwood handle. The distinctive brass plated guard slopes downward with the arms ending in quatrefoils. This item includes a leather sheath equipped for over-the-shoulder wear. Original William Wallace...#1 Medieval Sword
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Macleod Claymore Sword with Sheath This is a replica of the sword used by Connor Macleod while he was in Scotland and later used to mark the grave of his wife Heather. This sword comes with a leather sheath to protect the blade. The handle features a wire wrap over black leather and has a silver finish with the famous Macleod name molded into it. Overall the sword is 42.5 inches in length.
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