How long is the blade from point to hilt? Is it a full-tang?
278225
About 36 inches. It is a beautiful sword with inscription s and some scroll work on the blade!
1792498
No it is half tang. This weapon is definitely a full battle ready blade. If you want something like that expect to drop a pretty penny on a good blade. This sword is heavy and well made enough to do a bit if damage to someone if it came to it, but it is not for reenactments. This is a decoration piece for use for cosplay at the most.
1958033
Just about 3/16" from handle to halway up the blade. Then it drops to about 1/8" to the point of the blade on the back end of the blade. The front is razor sharp. This is a solid blade, and heavier then it looks. The overall lenght is 17" full tang, and blade from handle is 11 1/2". This Ka-Bar is worth more then the price listed.
762118
About 6 to 7 inches. The handle has length. But the blade is not well balanced with the handle. But still a nicely made sword
2104084
A Full Tang knife is just that, FULL. If the tang is molded into the sheath and not exposed the entire length of the scales (handle) then the knife IS NOT a Full Tang Blade. There are some knives that have tangs that run the full length of the handle even though you cannot see them. These are not considered FT but something else entirely.So NO, the answer is No.
1143607
28" blade, 33.5" total length, http://www.oriental-weaponry.co.uk/acatalog/swords-hanwei-paul-chen-dao.html
1667573
Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course you do purchase it). Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course... » Read More Well, depends on your definition of "FULL TANG". It is not a full exposed tang with two separate handle scales attached to it on either side to make the handle. The tang does run nearly ( to within an inch or so) through and through the handle however. I would call it a full-length concealed tang, but not a traditional full tang. That said, this knife ( and it's tang) are a flippin' tank. You are not going to break this blade. It is as solid and robust as a knife can be.Solid knife, solid deal. I recommend it, you won't regret this purchase ( if of course you do purchase it). « Show Less
2125655
It's a bit on the soft side, but for a replica, it's completely fine and able to cut through some medium sized objects without bending or chipping. It's full tang, meaning the sword is all one piece that goes all the way through the hilt, and is very sharp when it arrives.
499575
The Kershaw Brawler is 4.25" long overall. Ireally like this knife. Icarry it every day.
626863
Partial tang. It goes down about 7 inches into the handle. Its blade heavy for throwing purposes.
1967743
The nylon scabbard is full length, 10.75 inches. The knife itself is 10.6 inches from the tip of the blade to the end of the handle. The blade itself is 5.6 inches and the handle is about 5 inches. At its widest, the blade is 1.5 inches. It's a heavy knife, although I'm not sure how much is weighs. I'd say at least a pound. Blade: 5.6" Handle: 5.0" Blade Width: 1.5" Entire Knife: 10.6" Scabbard: 10.7" Weight: ~18oz
127274
The blade is curved so I will give a variety of dimensions (inches): 1. Hilt to tip = 26.25 2. Width at Hilt = 2.125 3. Width at fattest part of the blade =3.75 4. Handle from blade to end = 10 Weight is a little over 3lbs
393520
I took a look at it this morning and you cannot see the blade go all the way down the knife (the handle covers it completely), but it is definitely as heavy in the handle as it is in the blade. I am 99% sure it is a full tang, but cannot guarantee it!
2204663
It's a half tang. In the handle, the metal is full width, but only partial length.
1649738
It is full tang. One of the best knife purchases I have ever made. Be sure to check state and county laws regarding this "quality cutting tool"
1346680
The blade from hilt to tip is 4 7/8 inches. The overall from tip to end of grip is 9 3/8 inches.
127273
It is over a yard long, total, including hilt. The hilt is two handed and 8 inches long. The blade is perhaps four feet long and 6-7 inches or more at the widest point. Its a big sword and only half tang and blunted. It woukd do some damage if swung at someone. It is also heavy especially towards the end of the blade. It wacks against stuff pretty bad if worn at the hip and hangs to the ground. Its a beautiful addition to any collection. But if you want to use it as a costume piece, strap it to your back.