Ryujin 65mn Spring Steel Blue Crane Tanto
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Monotemped 65mn Spring Steel Hirazukuri style 11" Tanto blade with blue ABS form fitted Blue Crane theme saya. Amazing value, nothing else near this price comes close.
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Tanto for the Brave at Heart – 65mn Spring Steel Blade
Prepare to wield a piece of history with our extraordinary 11" long tanto, crafted for the modern warrior. Engineered from strong 65mn spring steel, this tanto is built to endure the fiercest challenges. Its blade boasts a pristine satin finish, exuding elegance and deadly precision with every strike.
Embrace the traditional aesthetic with all-black fittings, embodying timeless sophistication. The ABS saya, adorned with a UV-resistant detailed traditional Crane print, symbolizes longevity and fortune, ensuring your tanto remains strikingly beautiful for years to come.
Whether you’re a seasoned martial artist or a collector of exceptional craftsmanship, this tanto is a must-have addition to your arsenal. Priced at under $40, it's an unbeatable deal for those who seek practicality without compromising on quality.
Key Features:
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Blade: 11" long, 65mn spring steel for unmatched durability. Hirazukuri blade profile.
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Finish: Clean satin finish for a sleek, polished look.
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Fittings: Traditional all-black fittings, combining classic style with modern strength.
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Saya: ABS saya with a UV-resistant detailed traditional Crane print, symbolizing fortune.
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Affordability: Unbelievable value for under $40, making excellence accessible to all.
Elevate your collection with a tanto that fuses tradition with practicality. Act now, and let this exceptional blade be your loyal companion in every endeavor.
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Featured positive reviews:
Look, This thing is wonderful. Upon receiving I smacked it in a hardwood. To test the temper of the steel.
I struck it a dozen times on a tree stump. Both sides, blade, and spine. It did not break.
I do this because I had a bad experience with a Cold Steel machete in 65MN.Which was heat treated too hard.
It snapped in half from cutting this brush. No rocks, ground, fence, or any other obstruction. Just brush.
The last thing you want is a steel blade flying towards you or towards someone else.
It arrived decently sharp. But soon as I sharpened it with a honing steel. And stropped it. I was push cutting through sheets of paper.
Keep the blade oiled. And you got a nice short sword.
The scabbard is beautiful as well as the sword. I oiled the blade and put it in the sheath.
And now it sits above my bed on a sword stand.
For $29. You can't go wrong.
