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Damascus Ebony Dirk
$125.00
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Damascus Ebony Dirk
If you’ve been looking for the perfect Dirk, look no further. With its quality craftsmanship made with a Damascus steel blade, this quality Dirk is sure to impress. Featuring a 20.5 inches long leather sheath, your new, authentic Dirk is the perfect item for collectors, reenactors, and traditional Celtic-lovers alike. 14.5″ Blade, 20.5″ Overall.
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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4 reviews for Damascus Ebony Dirk
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- Biggest sword we’ve ever seen!
- A favorite sword of Scottish mercenaries in the 16th century, who knew it as the “Slaughter Sword”
- Fully functional with a full-tang, tempered, high-carbon steel blade
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Jim –
I love it! Showed it to my friends and they couldn’t put it down. I’m proud to wear it.
Gordon Johnson –
Wow! Great workmanship! Wicked Cool!!
Dean M –
Damascus Ebony Dirk was everything I expected. A beauty!
Sandra –
The dirk is lovely. I love the pattern of metal folding in the blade, and it seems sharp enough to me. The wooden hilt does not seem as dark as I imagined ebony would be, but it does look just like the photo. I can’t say whether it is well-balanced or not, but it is not obviously poorly balanced. It is more of a short sword for a person with hands of my size, anyway.
The scabbard is fine except that the snap is weak. You can snap it shut, but it pops open again at the slightest touch. As with all leather carrying devices, I had to force the dirk into it initially, then daily I spent five minutes pulling and pushing the drik to loosen/wear the leather to properly fit it. It was the same with my two sidearm holsters.