Does the scabbard come ready to hang on a belt like with your Scottish Dirk? Or do I need to purchase a frog?
1104812
Indeed, the scabbard for Scottish dirk have a clip in contrast to Cold Steel Hand-And-A-Half Sword with Leather/Wood Scabbard. So you will need to order the sword frog belt hanger.
1104813
you will have to purchase a device to hang on your belt. The scabbard does not have any attachments
1147321
I believe so. the frog into which the scabbard is inserted is adjustable and tightens down with lace ties like shoe laces. United cutlery has a scabbard that pairs with with the baldric. The kit Rae scabbard of which you inquired, unless you already own one, is currently unavailable but is specifically designed for a fantasy sword. a universal frog for a sword belt worn around the waist might be a better choice depending on the costume design. Probably also a little cheaper.
1252175
Scabbards for all uc lotr swords are sold separately (except for Aragorns knife), but it come with an extension piece that makes the plack plug extend so u can display with scabbards, if u buy them seperatly.
280046
No it does not. Unfortunately I didn't realize that until after I bought it. I would still get it or something similar though cause I didn't find one with both the sword and the belt.
1312399
You mean a "saya" generically called a scabbard (not a sheath, that would be soft), they always come with it, and it's in the picture.
17309
It has a paddle holster. I tried it with some athletic shorts on just to see if it would sag. Surprise..Surprise... it held flawlessly, kept the weapon close to my body and I didn't have to over tighten the athletic shorts. Best paddle holster I have ever owned. Sorry for the novel, I hope my response helps.
1727942
Nope. This was not a good quality sword. I bought four, and they weren't even the same length. There isn't anything for the belt to catch on. I would go with a higher quality.
1345466
I think you might want the shotgun scabbard for that. I think this one might be too wide. With that said, if you do get this one, there are adjustable straps that you could tighten around or through the lever. Hope this helps.
1291304
Yes it does. The metal pieces that protects the scabbard has actually loosened because how well the pieces fit together
600783
There is a strap on the open end that can be placed over the weapon to hold it in. You may want to check the overall length of the scabbard (the overall length of the scabbard can be shortened by about 4" by folding the bottom of the scabbard) against your weapon length.
1159864
The sling is attached by using metal snap hooks attached to the D rings on the scabbard. Therefore you can attach any sling equipped with metal hook snaps to the scabbard.
1690443
The scabbard only, you can't fix it to the wall. You need the ORIGINAL United Cutlery Sting sword to do that. ( Bilbo's or Frodo's one, doesn't matter )
113652
As other responders have mentioned, the hooks are not alike. As they were designed for hanging long guns, the hook designed for the stock end might be a bit wide for a sword. Both hooks do have a leather padding which should keep a sword from slipping in the hooks. The quality is outstanding so I would recommend that you try it and return it if it doesn't meet your requirement.
1690439
Well, you don't without some creativity unfortunately. I actually didn't use the wall plaque for Sting itself and used some leather strips I got at a craft shop to hang the sword half out of the scabbard on the wall at about a 45 degree incline, using the straps to secure both the hilt of Sting and the scabbard to hooks on the wall. Alternatively you could use the wall plaque and then do something at the tip of the scabbard to secure it to the wall (e.g. a loop of fishing line to a hook).
654004
It depends upon the design. The frog was designed to hold a scabbard with at least a minimal lip (the frog can be tied tightly under the lip). So if your scabbard for your Katana or wakizashi has a lip on it ,it should work. If your thinking about it just holding the sword, if the sword is sharp (not LARP) then the frog may not hold up very well. But I have been pleased with mine.
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.
1134059
Yes, it is a back sheath, and unless properly tightened, as you pull up the sword, the sheath will come with it.