Shouldn't this be called a dagger?
2004391
The sgian-dubh (/ˌskiːən ˈduː/ skee-ən-DOO; Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [s̪kʲɪnˈt̪uh]) is a small, single-edged knife (Gaelic sgian) worn as part of traditional Scottish Highland dress along with the kilt. Originally used for eating and preparing fruit, meat, and cutting bread and cheese - as well as serving for other more general day to day uses such as cutting material and protection, it is now worn as part of traditional Scottish dress tucked into the top of the kilt hose with only the upper portion of the hilt visible. The sgian-dubh is normally worn on the right leg, but can also be worn on the left, depending on whether the wearer is right or left-handed. The sgian-dubh (/ˌskiːən ˈduː/ skee-ən-DOO; Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [s̪kʲɪnˈt̪uh]) is a small, single-edged knife (Gaelic sgian) worn as part of traditional Scottish Highland dress along with the kilt. Originally used for eating and preparing fruit, meat, and cutting bread and cheese - as well as serving for other more general day to day uses such as cutting material and protection, it is now worn as part of traditional Scottish dress tucked into the top of the kilt hose with only the upper portion of the hilt visible. The... » Read More The sgian-dubh (/ˌskiːən ˈduː/ skee-ən-DOO; Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [s̪kʲɪnˈt̪uh]) is a small, single-edged knife (Gaelic sgian) worn as part of traditional Scottish Highland dress along with the kilt. Originally used for eating and preparing fruit, meat, and cutting bread and cheese - as well as serving for other more general day to day uses such as cutting material and protection, it is now worn as part of traditional Scottish dress tucked into the top of the kilt hose with only the upper portion of the hilt visible. The sgian-dubh is normally worn on the right leg, but can also be worn on the left, depending on whether the wearer is right or left-handed. « Show Less
2004392
The description says: BladesUSA HK-2516 Historical SHORT SWORD 8.25-Inch Overall - but you may, of course, call it whatever you wish...
2004393
Yeah it should because it is like a dagger. but you can also call it a blade, sword, or knife.
226014
it's a modified ulu with a gut hook. not a bad design, minus the hook, pommel spike and spine claws. if it was reproduced in a high carbon steel and given a respectable temper and handle scales, it would be a very effective knife.
920716
In my opinion, it wouldn't be the best for self defense. Alil heavy to wield quickly, more of a camp blade. But you could use it of necessary I guess.
1516961
What state do you live in? I live in CA and there is no knife illegal here and we are a communist state. It is called a boot knife, dagger is not used in any description of it. I hope this helps.
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.
1708682
I have this and was very surprised how sharp and nicely made the blade is. Most of their prop swords are not sharp I believe. Not sure why they sharpened this one. Not sure about the tang, but the whole thing feels solid and dangerous. Its a little longer than a dagger.
807170
not a online seller but would bet that the figure shown is dagger since amazon stated for a bit they do not have cloak but working on it .
474675
I am unfamilar with the term "push" when combined with dagger. But I do not believe this tool is illegal under California law. I cannot speak to the laws of other States.
686095
It is that type. My example worked very roughly when trying to close the knife. Disappointing. I can't say whether my experience is unique or typical, of course.
792184
I suppose technically it could, but this particular product is meant more for broadsword style swords.
1516964
Yes it would be considered a double edge dagger as it has a sharp edge on both sides of the blade
4740
Yes, only if you do not want hurt anybody. The award comes with square edge. If you try to sharpen it, you will destroy the painted red edge. Oh, if you try to hold the sward in any other fashion than handle up the daggers fall out. It is for mounting only. And even then it does not look that good. Save the money and buy something else.
818644
In smaller hands, it would seem like a dagger, but the grip is excellent if you know how to hold the knife in more ways than one. It all depends on what grip techniques feel more natural to the user. I have large hands. The grip seems small in a tight grip but feels natural in a more relaxed yet subtle grip. It does have a nice grip. It feels ergonomic.
474673
the blade is less than 2 inches, 5 cm long. My swiss knife has a 6 cm. blade, it is not a dagger but anything can become a lethal weapon.
843761
With how it's made... I think it can be thrown, but it's balance isn't good so It wouldn't be good for throwing. Plus, there's no guarantee it won't eventually break after a while of throwing it because of how cheap a dagger it is.
922467
Welp, I can't say for sure but I imagine the handle is hollow. Take the answers of the other guys commenting. The butt end of the knife has a clip to attach to an AR barrel. The knife is likely hollow but there is no open end to it.
2156621
nope. the blade is integrated and you would have to break it. I had that same issue.