U.S. Cavalry Trooper Sword 42 Inches

Can't believe it's as nice as it is for this price. Outstanding value. Bought it for a costume, but it's nice enough for display. Unless you are planning to actually use this as a sword for defense, I can't imagine why you would buy one anywhere else at a higher price.

My son loves everything history and is a walking history book! He loves this replica Calvary sword. The only problem is that the maker very sloppily engraved INDIA on the upper part of the blade near the handle. I wouldn't have minded if it were smaller and inconspicuous, but it is large and you can clearly see it. He still loves it though.

Was what i expected. Blase wasnt super sharp but sharp enough to cut a wash rag. Handle and looks were nice and not rough. Will be ordering another.

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Nice saber for the price , very detailed in appearance. Edges of hand guard or rounded , not like others that are rough cut and look terrible. Has a natural feel to your hand , good balance on the weight.

Looks like the real thing. It is well oiled when you receive it so now worries about its finish! It is a great inexpensive reproduction worthy of any US Cavalrymen's mantel!

The surface finish isn't that great but the sword is sturdy and fits well in the hand. the scabbard is pretty much one solid metal piece. there are no straps for the two loops. in short they made it work before they made it look pretty.

Nice. Leather grip pulled out, unraveled a little. I repaired it by carefully stuffing the pulled out loose leather back into the handle top. Very difficult to draw sword, or to put it back into the scabbard. Probably because there is a lot of rust down inside at deep end of scabbard. When I draw sword from scabbard, there's rust on the tip. Outside of the scabbard is rough, clearly shows the polish job was half done - much more than in the product picture. I will eventually finish out the polishing job myself. Brass handguard is also far less finished than in photo. Blade says "INDIA" at base, but I easily removed with Dremel, because country of manufacture is etched into base with a vibrating etcher. Blade medium sharp, or barely sharp (as it should be). Overall, for less than forty bucks I liked it okay (considering I want to repair it!) But forty five bucks?