Arms & Armor 16th century Hungarian Axe

[Krull]

Just thought I'd share a new edged weapon I got ahold of,Arms & Armor Hungarian Axe,impressive destructive device! at all of 3lb 1 oz it swings really nice-you can disassemble an adversary easily

 

[Skyler R.]

Nice photos. The hungarian is such a wonderful axe, I really need to pick one up for myself some day. I have picked up 3 A&A items recently and have a sparth on order that should be here in 2-3 weeks. :thumbup:

 

[Nicholas]

They're a good company, in their own right. I bought my Venetian Rapier (the "Serenissima," nowadays), back at the Bristol Renaissance Faire in '99, and I remember how they deliberately made the purchase easier for me (they basically waived the price ofthe scabbard), when they saw me eyeing it for weeks (I was a cast member, not just a patron). You can find pics of it in the main Forum ("Collection Pics.")

 

[tedwca]

I have that axe. Craig was kind enough to weld a strip of high carbon steel onto the edge. It is one of my favorite medieval weapons.

Here's the link to my post about it.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=476155&highlight=Hungarian

 

[tjchung]

That looks absolutely stunning! What is the purpose of those 3 little holes?

 

[Wolf_1989]

That's a zombie slayer for sure.

 

[C.S. Graves]

Conan, the Hungarian!