will the scabbard adventualy get cut open from un-sheathing the sword?
220345
It would take a long time. The sword isn't that sharp and the scabbard material is quite tough. Plus the entry slot to the scabbard has a metal guard so the sword hits metal on the way in and out. I suppose if you face a real onslaught of Mirkwood spiders or waves of Orcs it might eventually wear out but otherwise don't worry about it.
220346
I can't see it happening. It's a pretty sturdy scabbard, and I've sheathed/unsheathed it quite a few times without a hint of it cutting through
1977222
You can carry the sword in hand without the scabbard. There is no way to carry the sword on the belt without the scabbard though. Also, be advised that this sword is basically something that would be used as a movie prop. I bought it for my son for Christmas thinking it was something he could run around with when playing in the woods with his cousins. This thing has a real (unsharpened) blade so it sits in his room for show instead of being used as a toy.
1999706
As in real life combat such as slicing something/someone, no it has a flat edge, it is fairly pointy so you can stab stuff, but as for cutting and slicing it won't work. And let's face it, if you wanted to use something to poke someone in combat without slashing, you would just use a foil
2140189
the scabbard should not allow the sword to slide out, but if you really have to tug to pull the sword out. It regularly snags where the blade ends and the scabbard begins sand down the inside of the scabbard with some fine sand paper.
284278
No. At first look it might but leather will give over time and the smaller weapon will not stay in place with movement. You risk dropping the weapon.
1595516
I have frond no problem at all. You do have to use care when using the knife because it is very, very sharp. But that is what makes this a GREAT tool. I have found that since I always have the scabbard on my belt in the same spot when hardening, I can even slide the knife in without looking, just by feel. This is my favorite gardening tool!
1730636
There is a distinct click when I sheath the blade. & by far one of the tights hugs on a blade I have. I have turned the knife upside down on mine & shook it several times without it falling out.
898975
It does not although with the blade guard, the blade is fully covered when the cut is finished.
1697663
The blades are made in such a way as to allow them to both fit into the scabbard. One will be right handed and the other left handed, mearly by nature of the blade
1134061
Yes it's a black sheath, and if you have it strapped across your back it might be a little hard to take it out with one hand. Also, there's this rubber guard for the tip, but it got stuck at the end of my sheath so watch out for that. The sheath itself is made of a synthetic type material; it isn't hard like a scabbard. It's still really fun though, so I hope that answered your question
1934843
The description says that this sword is "full tang" construction, which means that the steel of the blade extends the full length of the sword from tip to pommel. I have not taken my sword apart to know first hand if this is in fact the case.....but I don't intend to use my sword in combat, so I guess it doesn't matter. It is a cool looking sword, and doesn't feel or look cheap. I am very happy with this sword and would buy from this seller and/or manufacturer again.
1327400
You will have to take the scope off, but the scabbard is covered in webbing so you could have a small pouch attached to the side to hold it.
1490564
If you have any kind of add-ons, no. Any sharp edges, as from any rail you add on, will grab on to the inside of the scabbard. With that said, twisting the shotgun as you put it in or take it out makes it a bit easier.
2140190
the part that keeps the tension on the blade is plastic. you can either bend it back with a screw driver or draw the blade several times until it wears in. What I did was take some sand paper, put it over a ruler, and run that through quickly for about 30 seconds, just enough to make an easy draw, but nto let it fall out if you tip it upside down. you can see the plastic that pinches the blade when you look into the scabbard with the sword out.
1310560
No scabbard in it..... I would say no on having one made but you might contact the manufacturer. I have been know to make a mistake once......but I was mistaken.
1901280
The scabbard fits relatively snug onto the habaki of the blade (the brass fitting above the hand guard). Snug meaning that if you tilt the sword while it is in the case it should not fall out loosley, however I have noticed after drawing and re-sheathing a few times the grip of the scabbard will become less effective.
729972
Yes. I was wondering the same thing when I ordered it. It comes with a sturdy nylon scabbard.