A compact muzzle-loading rifle combining a pair of rudimentary flintlock actions and two barrels. Whereas an antique multiple-barrel flintlock is an intricate work of gunsmithing, this weapon is simpler yet still serviceable.

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hardened steel arming sword

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A classic medieval sword, just the right size to use one-handed. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel battle axe

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A huge axe designed for warfare. Made of hardened steel, this would be the envy of any Viking raider.

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hardened steel bladed macuahuitl

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A modern reimagining of the large close combat weapon affiliated with Aztec warriors, made of a sturdy wooden club and sharp blades forged from hardened steel. Blades are definitely sturdier than obsidian ones.

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hardened steel bladed tepoztopili

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This is a redesigned version of the Mesoamerican tepoztopili. It has an elliptical piece of carved wood lined with sharp hardened steel blades, firmly attached to a stout spear shaft.

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hardened steel broadsword

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An early modern sword that saw use in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. Called 'broad' to contrast with the slimmer rapiers. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel cavalry saber

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A curved sword associated with cavalry from the Early Modern period onwards. Lightweight, but a deadly slashing weapon. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel cutlass

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A broad saber known for its use by sailors and pirates, as its short blade is easy to handle in close quarters. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel estoc

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A thin thrusting sword, a sort of predecessor to the rapier. It requires a larger baldric or scabbard, compared to smaller swords. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel falx

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A distinct Dacian sword that curves forward, allowing you to bypass shields or hook and pull enemies, while delivering decent chopping damage. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel jian

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An ancient Chinese doubled-edged straight sword, with an ornate guard and a tassel attached to the pommel. One of the four major weapons in folklore, alongside the dao saber, qiang spear, and gun staff. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel katana

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A rare sword from Japan. Deadly against unarmored targets, and still very effective against armor. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel kilij

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A Turkish saber, the kilij is quite a bit heavier than most Middle Eastern sabers and has a distinctive wide tip called a yelman, which gives it vicious cutting power but means it requires a special scabbard. This one has a proper grip and is made of hardened steel.

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hardened steel kriegsmesser

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A single-edged two-handed sword of German design, with a long, curved blade. It became popular across Europe due to its low cost while maintaining strong cutting power in comparison to the more sophisticated longsword. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel kukri

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This versatile implement is a custom-forged version of a traditional weapon that originated in Nepal. Featuring a heavy blade with an inwardly-curved edge, this one is made of hardened steel and is a fine tool and weapon.

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hardened steel longsword

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A classic medieval sword, in between the lighter arming sword and later two-handed swords in size. It's well-balanced and surprisingly easy to use due to its two-handed grip, but requires a larger baldric or scabbard, compared to smaller swords. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel mace

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A medieval weapon consisting of a wood handle with a heavy metal head. It is heavy and slow to swing, but its crushing damage is devastating. This one is custom-made with hardened steel and can pulverize bones.

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hardened steel nodachi

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A huge, curved, two-handed sword from Japan. It is surprisingly light for its size. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel rapier

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A thin sword with an ornate hand guard. It looks like the preferred weapon of gentlemen and swashbucklers. Light and quick, it makes any battle a stylish battle. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel shamshir

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A curved sword associated with various Middle Eastern and Central Asian countries. Designed for slashing, and quite deadly against unarmored targets. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel survival knife

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This massive knife features a hollow handle with a compass built into the pommel and a row of fearsome-looking saw teeth along the back of its blade. Now this, this is a knife.

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hardened steel talwar

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A curved sword used by the Raj of India in the 16th century, a talwar is usually impeccably decorated and able to take off a limb with a single swipe. This one has a proper grip and is made of hardened steel and is otherwise a fine weapon.

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hardened steel trench knife

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This stout combat knife features a steel guard to protect the user's knuckles. The guard can also be used for striking or blocking. This one is made of hardened steel, an officer's weapon if ever there was one.

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hardened steel wakizashi

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A comparatively-common Japanese short sword. Smaller and lighter than a katana, but still effective in combat. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steel zweihänder

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A huge two-handed sword from Germany. It packs a real wallop. Made of hardened steel and with a molded grip that fits your hand perfectly, this weapon looks as good as any you might find in a museum. The balance is perfect and the edge is as sharp as a razor.

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hardened steelshod quarterstaff

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A long wooden staff reinforced with metal bands and caps. This one has been forged with hardened steel rather than the traditional iron, and so hits just that little bit harder.

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high steel arming sword

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A classic medieval sword, just the right size to use one-handed. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel battle axe

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A huge axe designed for warfare. Made of high steel, this is a solid, dependable weapon.

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high steel bladed macuahuitl

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A modern reimagining of the large close combat weapon affiliated with Aztec warriors, made of a sturdy wooden club and sharp blades forged from high steel. Blades are definitely sturdier than obsidian ones.

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high steel bladed tepoztopili

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This is a redesigned version of the Mesoamerican tepoztopili. It has an elliptical piece of carved wood lined with sharp high steel blades, firmly attached to a stout spear shaft.

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high steel broadsword

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An early modern sword that saw use in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. Called 'broad' to contrast with the slimmer rapiers. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel cavalry saber

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A curved sword associated with cavalry from the Early Modern period onwards. Lightweight, but a deadly slashing weapon. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel cutlass

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A broad saber known for its use by sailors and pirates, as its short blade is easy to handle in close quarters. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel estoc

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A thin thrusting sword, a sort of predecessor to the rapier. It requires a larger baldric or scabbard, compared to smaller swords. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel falx

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A distinct Dacian sword that curves forward, allowing you to bypass shields or hook and pull enemies, while delivering decent chopping damage. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel jian

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An ancient Chinese doubled-edged straight sword, with an ornate guard and a tassel attached to the pommel. One of the four major weapons in folklore, alongside the dao saber, qiang spear, and gun staff. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel katana

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A rare sword from Japan. Deadly against unarmored targets, and still very effective against armor. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel kilij

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high steel kriegsmesser

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A single-edged two-handed sword of German design, with a long, curved blade. It became popular across Europe due to its low cost while maintaining strong cutting power in comparison to the more sophisticated longsword. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel kukri

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This versatile implement is a custom-forged version of a traditional weapon that originated in Nepal. Featuring a heavy blade with an inwardly-curved edge, this one is made of high steel and is a well-made piece.

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high steel longsword

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A classic medieval sword, in between the lighter arming sword and later two-handed swords in size. It's well-balanced and surprisingly easy to use due to its two-handed grip, but requires a larger baldric or scabbard, compared to smaller swords. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel mace

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A medieval weapon consisting of a wood handle with a heavy metal head. It is heavy and slow to swing, but its crushing damage is devastating. This one is custom-made with high steel and is a solid, dependable weapon.

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high steel nodachi

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A huge, curved, two-handed sword from Japan. It is surprisingly light for its size. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel rapier

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A thin sword with an ornate hand guard. It looks like the preferred weapon of gentlemen and swashbucklers. Light and quick, it makes any battle a stylish battle. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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high steel shamshir

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A curved sword associated with various Middle Eastern and Central Asian countries. Designed for slashing, and quite deadly against unarmored targets. Made with high steel and featuring a sturdy grip, this feels like a proper weapon. The balance feels right and the blade is quite sharp.

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