Steel Reforged: The Iron Wolf Line Launches with Unprecedented Value and Limited Availability

In an industry where prices keep climbing and quality often feels like an afterthought, the new Iron Wolf by Ryujin line is a breath of fresh air—and a howl in the dark. Developed in close collaboration with the SBG team, these swords are designed to be functional, historically inspired, and shockingly affordable.

Each model is priced at just $199.95 with free shipping, and quantities are extremely limited.

This is not mass-market fluff or marking spin and BS. These are real swords with sharpened spring steel blades, peened construction, and historically grounded designs. Whether you’re a reenactor, martial artist, or backyard cutter, the Iron Wolf line offers serious steel at a price that’s practically unheard of – until now that is.

Here are the first 3 – serious WMA (Western Martial Arts) grade beaters – each one featuring a hard wearing, sharpened 65mn spring steel blade with steel fittings, wax cord wrapped wood core hilts and peened pommels:

The Bordersteel

A hand-and-a-half sword with a broad blade and extended grip, perfect for both cutting and thrusting. It’s the most versatile of the trio, ideal for reenactors, martial artists, and backyard cutters alike.

The Ritterstahl

Compact and aggressive, this bastard sword excels in close quarters. Its shorter blade and longer grip make it a favorite for those who want speed and control without sacrificing power.

The Edelstahl

And for those who walk the wilder paths of sword collecting, we’re also introducing Rogier’s Spellblade from Elden Ring (we originally named it differently, but at the end of the day – it is what it is!) —a bold, functional fantasy design priced at just $149.95 with free shipping! It’s the perfect add-on for those who want something a little more savage in their collection:

Rogier’s Spellblade

These swords won’t last long. Once this first batch is gone, it may be weeks—or longer—before they return. So if you’ve been waiting for a chance to own a real sword without paying a premium, this is it.

The Iron Wolf line is now live—ready to ship, ready to cut, and ready to earn its place in your collection.

Introducing the Breeden Derecho: APOC’s Blade for the End of the World (or Just Your Backyard)

When the skies darken and the winds howl, you’ll want a blade that doesn’t flinch. Enter the Breeden Derecho, the latest beast in APOC’s Fallout Series—designed by none other than Jason Breeden, whose survival blades are as no-nonsense as they come.

This isn’t just a sword. It’s a machete-saber hybrid forged from 1075 high carbon steel, with a full tang that’s thick enough to laugh off abuse and long enough to swing with authority. Whether you’re clearing brush, splitting kindling, or fending off mutant raccoons (we’re not judging), the Derecho’s 18¼” blade is built to deliver.

The handle? Canvas micarta with APOC Red G10 liners, pierced for lanyards and sculpted for grip that won’t quit—even when your palms are slick with sweat or rain. And when it’s time to move, the Molle-compatible Kydex sheath keeps it close and ready.

At just under 2 lbs, the Derecho is surprisingly nimble for its size—perfect for one-handed strikes or two-handed control when things get serious. It’s a blade that feels like it belongs in a wasteland, but works just as well on a weekend camping trip.

So whether you’re prepping for the apocalypse or just want a blade that looks like it could survive one, the Breeden Derecho is here. Brutal. Beautiful. Ready.

Grab Yours Before the Storm Hits..

Hanwei Returns with a Thunderclap – Introducing the Raimie XL Katana

After a long silence and a few false starts, CAS Hanwei has roared back to life—and the Raimie XL Katana is the thunderclap that marks its revival.

Named after the Japanese word for thunder (“raimie”), this katana is more than just a new release—it’s a statement. Built on the proven XL Series blade geometry, the Raimie XL is designed for heavy cutting, with a steep edge angle that makes short work of tatami mats, bamboo, and other traditional targets. Whether you’re a backyard cutter or a dojo practitioner, this sword delivers the kind of performance that made Hanwei a household name among sword enthusiasts.

The 28¼” blade is forged from 1566 steel and hardened to a razor-sharp 60 HRC at the edge, with a softer spine for resilience. Its fittings echo the storm: silver habaki, menuki, and seppa contrast against a black tsuka-ito and white faux same, while the textured black saya resists fingerprints and smudges. The tsuka is double-pegged and fully removable, with synthetic components over a wood core—keeping the sword durable and affordable.

Priced at $399 (but on sale at SBG for just $299.95!), the Raimie XL Katana is not just a new product—it’s a signal that Hanwei is back, and serious about cutting..

Four Blades, Four Legends — The Latest Arrivals from Swordier

The forge is hot, the steel is singing, and Swordier’s latest lineup is here to turn heads and carve out destinies. Whether you’re a collector, a roleplayer, a practitioner, or just someone who appreciates the fine art of sharpened storytelling, these four new swords blend historical homage with fantasy imagination, performance with personality.

Here’s a first look at what’s ready for your wall—or your next adventure:

Adventurer’s Longsword: Fantasy-Ready in 65mn Spring Steel

An imaginative longsword for the bold and the brave, this blade is perfect for gaming room display—or for those who dream of stepping into the pages of a fantasy saga. With a Type XX-inspired form and a golden sun disk in the pommel, it looks like it belongs to a wandering hero from D&D or high fantasy fiction.

Elmslie Type 3e Langes Messer: Germanic Heritage, Reforged in 65Mn Spring Steel

Reviving the martial soul of 15th-century German fencing, this Messer features a clipped point and hand-and-a-half grip. Whether for Kunst des Fechtens or collection display, it offers historical authenticity and cutting precision—strong in the bind and swift in the cut.

Swordier Viking Sword: Pattern-Welded Elegance with White Bronze Fittings

A Norse-inspired blade that sings when in motion. Light and forward-balanced at 2.03 lbs, this sword pairs a pattern-welded 65Mn spring steel blade with gleaming white bronze fittings and a hand-stitched leather hilt. Crafted to honor Viking steel but built for modern warriors.

Glamdring Replica: Battle-Ready Tribute to Middle-Earth’s Foe-Hammer

Forged in spring steel and sharpened for real-world use, this stunning Glamdring replica is fit for a wizard. With stainless steel fittings and a wood-core scabbard, it’s a collector’s treasure that’s ready to slay—whether goblins or cardboard targets.

Claim Your Blade

Each sword in this collection reflects the spirit of Swordier: craftsmanship, creativity, and blades that feel alive in the hand. Don’t let these legendary designs linger too long—they’re forged to be wielded, displayed, and remembered.

APOC’s Tactical Line Just Got Loud Again.

After a string of compact releases—knives, smatchets, and short blades built for tight encounters (click here for the full APOC line up to see what we mean)—the new Atrim Survival Odachi flips the script with unapologetic size and presence.

Designed by Gus Trim and affectionately dubbed the “Little Tigress,” this 43″ beast of black oxide-coated 9260 spring steel is built to hold your ground when the world won’t.

With a blister-free G10 grip, hooked guard, and molle-compatible fiberglass scabbard, it’s not just ready—it’s reliable. And at $229, backed by our lifetime warranty against blade breakage, it’s a rare blend of value and ferocity.

In uncertain times, this isn’t just a sword—it’s your line in the sand.