Military Cutting Dao

In June 1933, during the Sino-Japanese War,  a saber manual titled “Practical Techniques for the Large Saber”, authored by Jin ZnZhong, was published. Examining our nation’s arts of pouncing saber, shaving saber, and dragging saber, I have now made a study of a dozen postures of practical large saber techniques. Within them, there is no solo set, no secrets, no branches, no styles, just “large saber techniques”. I have used none of the decorative prettiness of flowery postures, the sudden back and forth of solo sets, or any of the elegant structure of a series of phony poses. Selecting the intention of advancing directly to kill the enemy, I have made use of Japanese bayonet techniques – straight stab, sliding stab, downward stab – for the role of the imaginary opponents. Handle Wrap Recreate the original 2-layer hemp string wrapping Fine hemp string at the inner layer and a more gripping hemp string at the outer layer Hand Guard and scabbard fittings Stainless steel Hand guard has a characteristic reverse S shape with a bamboo notch decoration Scabbard steel fittings faithfully recreate the original design from antiques Scabbard  option Rosewood for Premium edition White beech for Standard edition Steel

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Standard or Long Version
Blade length: 69 cm  (27.16″)
Hilt handle length: 26 cm  (10.23″)
Total length: 98 cm (38.58″)
Blade Width at hand guard: 48 mm
Blade Thickness at hand guard: 5 mm
Blade Thickness at the tip: 2 mm
Sword only weight: approx. 1096 g (2 lb 6.6 oz)
Blade Profile: Blade profile Simple triangular wedge shape with unsharpened false edge 2 fuller on each side of the blade
POB: approx.. 11 cm from the base of the hand guard
Steel : 60Si2MnA