Specialty Arms
Unique armaments from several cultures
When you think of armaments you normally think of the classic swords, daggers and spears but our species is quite resourceful. You will find several speciality arms that were fashioned by converting farm equipment or re-purposed household items. There were several unique armaments that forged their way throughout history
Brooklyn Shorty
By: Cold Steel
The Brooklyn Shorty may be the strongest and most durable mini-bat in the world.
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18th Century Replica Pistol
Flintlock pistols, one of the most commonly used firearms by the pirates in the eighteenth century, had a flint or flint stone, which when i...
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Indian War Club
By: Cold Steel
No one knows when the ball headed war club first appeared.
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Blackthorn Shillelagh
By: Cold Steel
The Blackthorn bush is found throughout Ireland and the British Isles.
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Dragon Walking Stick
By: Cold Steel
The mythical dragon has captured the imagination of man for centuries.
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Springfield Civil War Socket Bayonet
By: Windlass Steelcrafts
Attached to a rifle, this bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach.
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1853 Civil War Socket Bayonet
By: Windlass Steelcrafts
The bayonet has served many years but most notable was its use in the 3 day long battle of Gettysburg in the American Civil War.
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Blackthorn Staff
By: Cold Steel
Inspired by an over-sized staff in the private collection of our company President Lynn C.
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Steven Seagal Ten Shin
By: Cold Steel
Steven Seagal is a Martial Artist who should need no introduction.
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