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M48 Gladius Sword | 19 1/4” 7Cr13 stainless steel blade | 26 1/8" overall | Vortec belt sheath included
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- READY-FOR-ACTION BLADE: 19 1/4” stainless steel blade with a sharp point, fullers, and cut-outs for improved speed and handling.
- REINFORCED NONSLIP HANDLE: Molded TPR grip with bold texture and secure screw construction for solid control.
- BUILT-IN FIELD UTILITY: Stainless steel guard and glass breaker pommel give the sword extended tactical use.
- FIELD-GRADE SHEATH INCLUDED: Form-fitted Vortec belt sheath with a Velcro strap for fast and secure transport.
- MODERN TACTICAL GLADIUS: A 26 1/8” rework of the Roman classic, built for the realities of modern-day use.
- READY-FOR-ACTION BLADE: 19 1/4” stainless steel blade with a sharp point, fullers, and cut-outs for improved speed and handling.
- REINFORCED NONSLIP HANDLE: Molded TPR grip with bold texture and secure screw construction for solid control.
- BUILT-IN FIELD UTILITY: Stainless steel guard and glass breaker pommel give the sword extended tactical use.
- FIELD-GRADE SHEATH INCLUDED: Form-fitted Vortec belt sheath with a Velcro strap for fast and secure transport.
- MODERN TACTICAL GLADIUS: A 26 1/8” rework of the Roman classic, built for the realities of modern-day use.
Built for today’s battlefield but inspired by the warriors of old, the M48 Gladius Sword is a fierce reimagining of the Roman short sword. The 19 1/4” 7Cr13 stainless steel blade delivers clean cuts with power and precision, enhanced by a two-tone finish, deep fuller, and weight-reducing holes that improve handling. This is not just a nod to history—it’s a blade made for action.
The handle is molded from rugged TPR and features a bold, high-traction texture for a secure, no-slip grip, even in demanding conditions. A stainless guard and glass breaker pommel add functional value in high-stress scenarios, and the brass-lined lanyard hole gives you additional carry options. The included Vortec sheath with a Velcro strap keeps the 26 1/8" sword locked down and ready to draw when seconds count.