Ancient Khopesh Sword of the Nile

[Archer Here]

We’ve put our Ancient Khopesh Sword of the Nile on sale on the website. Thought we’d share some pictures of it.

Ancient Khopesh Sword of the Nile

Shop Details:
1095 High Carbon Spring Steel. Steel is Heat Hardened & quenched in oil. Heat Tempered @ 500 degrees for 2 hours, and letting it air cool.

Measurements:
Total Length = 25 ½ “
Blade Length = 17 “
Blade Width = 1 5/8 “
Blade Thickness = 3/16 “
Handle Length = 8 ½ “
Handle Width = 1 3/8 “
Handle: Maple & Steel
Weight = 2.8 lbs

Pictures below. Thanks.

 

[MIGUY]

Wow, very cool! I do recognize th Egyptian style, very well done!

 

[Archer Here]

Thank you sir.

 

[Bruno Paes Leme]

Excelente trabalho !!! Parabéns !!! Ainda está a venda? Como faço pra negociar a comprar casa ainda esteja???

 

[Archer Here]

Thank you Bruno. Unfortunately I can't read your comment. Could you translate it into English? It looks like you had some questions.

 

[Aziz Günsel]

ı m willing to open a museum of swords and knives ... and i also like your piece very much(also that its functional ) ....!! very well done . but the concern for me here is the handle part need to be carved or more decoration in my opinion .
do you take special orders ?? if so please let me know aziz günsel fbmessenger.

 

[Lapedog]

We’ve put our Ancient Khopesh Sword of the Nile on sale on the website. Thought we’d share some pictures of it.

Ancient Khopesh Sword of the Nile

Shop Details:
1095 High Carbon Spring Steel. Steel is Heat Hardened & quenched in oil. Heat Tempered @ 500 degrees for 2 hours, and letting it air cool.

Measurements:
Total Length = 25 ½ “
Blade Length = 17 “
Blade Width = 1 5/8 “
Blade Thickness = 3/16 “
Handle Length = 8 ½ “
Handle Width = 1 3/8 “
Handle: Maple & Steel
Weight = 2.8 lbs

Pictures below. Thanks.

Very cool! Have you done any test cuts with it? I wonder how it performs vs say a curved sabre or talwar.

 

[Archer Here]

Thank you. We do have a test video on it. You can see it here:

All our blades are extremely durable. We have several videos that cover more intense testing using concrete, marble, granite, and steel drums. Here is one that was done recently by reviewer Jason Woodard, for our Goblin King sword: