Hanwei - Sable Pecoraro

Description

Hanwei - Sable Pecoraro
Hanwei - Sable Pecoraro
The Pecoraro saber has a perforated protective blade in the shape of a bowl, which at the narrow end (towards the lid of the handle) the edge is reinforced. The high-quality carbon steel sheet is particularly flexible towards the tip.
In the historical scene of the art of sabre fencing in the Italian style of the late nineteenth century is having fun fast. growing popularity. The Italian art of fencing owes its origin to fencing masters, whose initial task was to teach cavalry units to correctly use the military sabre.
The Milanese fencing master Guiseppe Radaelli is considered the founder of this style, and later that of Salvatore Pecoraro. The changes and improvements introduced gave rise to the technology, which was eventually used by the Scuola Magistrale Militare di Scherma (School of Military Fencing Instructors) in Rome.
The sabers of Paul Chen’s swordsmith shop are based on historical models. The brochure forms are based on drafts by Radaelli and Pecoraro. The stop items or baskets are made of stainless steel and the shark skin-like handles have been added. Wire wrapped. The sheets of carbon steel hardened flexibly correspond to the proportions of the sheets of that time. You are merely slightly shorter and lighter and have a rounded tip for safety reasons and for effective training.
Special features: Duel saber, Flexible hardened carbon steel blade, Matching spare blade available.
Details:
Sheet material: carbon steel 9260.
Total length: approx.102.2 cm.
Sheet length: approx.86.4 cm.
Handle length: approx.14.6 cm.
Weight: approx.595 g.