will this hold a straightsword?
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J.- My sword is a curved bone sword that's 34", I had the same question, thinking would it be okay for curved, it should be fine for straight.
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not sure WHERE u would be carrying a real broad sword but in theory it would, tho i would not recommend it as if u use both loops for your blade u'll never be able to pull it out...a broad sword blade is too long. also a real sword would cut this material its not real leather or anything, its a prop holder.
1363740
I purchased this case last year and am very pleased with it. It is used for displaying arrowheads. Yes, it can be hung and the arrowheads push into the foam to be held securely while vertical. I assume that it would hold knives in the same way.
1941255
Depends on size...I've got 4 katanas and 2 Jo staffs in mine...anything much bigger than those in width and this isn't going to work
528835
You can remove the black item holders from the sides (I did) which might accommodate a parallax straightedge. I don't own one so I can't definitively say yes, but I think it's plausible.
1530721
I have a Cold Steel Master Hunter, USA with a fixed 4 1/2" blade. Putting the clamp holder in the middle of the blade, it works fine . I also have a S&W; survival knife, old school from the 70's. Quite a bit longer...probably 6" and again, holder in the middle and it's works fine. Much beyond that, and the 'attack' angle gets weird for the holder and rods. Long kitchen knives for example, are problematic for this system. I've gone to the WorkSharp system for those, but you lose a lot of metal each time you sharpen.
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It will probably fit and should hold but is not an ideal fit. Whatever it is being attached to should be more square than round for it to hold securely.
823893
A katana is too large for this system. It would require multiple clamping and adjustments and coupled with the katanas has a complex multi-angle bevel, the end result would be sub-par.
471426
the stand is pretty big , it would fit the dagger although im not sure if its too big for it , but its been perfect for all the swords ive used on it
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.
761603
Yes it will attach straight on without any additional mounts. I own both the xd5 and the chest mount
1948011
The points flex for width, and the hand guard rests, as it hangs vertical. If the machete has a guard between pommel and blade,..yes...but I've never seen one that does. You need brackets to hang horizontally.
1812251
Yes it will, had to do some basic alignment, no gun smithing required, solid mount
821996
Probably not. This sheath is very specifically shaped to hold the SOG tomahawk.
977573
The adjustable side is able to be pushed all the way to the straight side. It should work.
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IMHO, probably not ...as big as it is, it will likely be to flat to fit that weapon's cylinder :(
1252609
You need to make sure it's made for the "S" slim will have a ton of play side to side. It might fit front to back, but for sure have a substantial gap. Those weapons possibly new enough they might not have one made for it. It will specifie if it will fit slim.