Knights Templar Sword

Very elegant. This is the short sword featured in the Sci-Fi novel "Brimstone's Knight" by W. Wright. The price went up slightly since I first looked at it. I guess that's due to supply and demand. Anyway, after reading the novel I just had to have one. So I requested it for my birthday and I actually got it! I'm very pleased.

The elegant ancient weapons that brought an army of dragon riding modern day Knights together in BRIMSTONE'S KNIGHT by W. Wright. The sword is a real eye catcher on a display board and has become my favorite. It's a real bargain at $19.99. You'll get more than your money's worth! "Will you answer the call? " - W. Wright

Love this sword just got it today great detail

This LITTLE sword is great! Even though it's more of a long dagger then a short sword (if you'd like to call it a sword, the correct title would be a "VERY VERY short - short sword" lol ) - I would love to see a full size version of this sword! (double the size would be nice) It has great detailing and is a good buy for $20.

As a collector (and not really a fighter) my standpoint on this sword is that it is just beautiful and breathtaking. The craftsmanship on the handle and the hilt is incredible. The blade wasn't very sharp, which is fine for me being a collector. Be careful though because the hilt can actually be as sharp if not sharper than the sword! The weight of the handle is nice. Nothing loose. All made of metal. Overall a beautiful sword, and the favorite of my collection.

Amazing weapon!, although I wish it was longer, this masterpiece, does not disappoint! I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap cool dagger to hang on their wall or to impress there friends with, a much better buy than the Dragon Templar sword.

Nice sword great detail and a little fun because you can freak out your friends. Any ways I give this a 5/5. Even tho I had a tragic accident ending up with the sword going all the way through my leg and ended up with 10 stitches, 6 on one side 4 on the other. still 5/5.

This Sword was a really cool sword. I really liked how there was so much detail in it, it's just so awesome! It's really nice that it is not so sharp so if you're swinging it around and you accidentally hit something it's probably not going to cut right through; there would just be a scratch. I have no complaints about the sword it's just awesome! If I could give it more stars it would be seven.

I ordered this because it looked cool and was inexpensive. When I got it I couldn't believe the value! Excellent value as the sheath alone is worth $20 bucks! The sword is more like a dagger size, but perfect for side weapon to regular sword.

Excellent timing, wonderful price, and the sword is beautiful. My fiance will love it Thank you True Swords!

I bought this short sword for my grandson, he's fourteen. He loves it, he likes the medieval swords. The blade is dull, but the hilt, handle and scabbard are very ornate and beautiful, a true Templar short sword! The blade fit well in the scabbard and it is a pleasure to gaze upon. Great deal for the price, with fast shipping! Thanks True Swords!

The sword is great and shipped fast this was my first order and there will be many more to come thanks true swords you the best!!!!

Good buy. The sword is well made with beautiful ornate trim. Works well. The sheath came without the metal ornate tip or collar and it is made of plastic.

I ordered this sword and it took roughly a week to be delivered. It is MUCH smaller than I was expecting (mainly because I didn't take the time to read that is was only 22" overall) it is also not as wide as I would have liked to see and you could see all the screws that held the handle together. The blade was not sharp upon delivery and took a while to sharpen it...Now that I have the negative things out of the way, here is the positve: From arms length, the detail is very nice in the handle. The blade has a very nice polished look to it, and the sheath has a nice appearance to it. All in all, its a good sword but not a 5. You get what you pay for and for $15.99, it's a great deal.

I've had this sword for a year or so and it has no problems. The chains on the PLASTIC sheath fall off some times but they are easy to put back on. Overall good dagger but a little flimsy.

The sword is not a bad decorative piece but certainly not functional. Wasn't really sharp and the metal tip on the sheath keeps falling off. It has alot of detail though and is a very attractive sword though it is a bit small like most of the cheaper blades on this site seem to be.

its a good dagger and nothing is wrong with it but don't buy it expecting it to be a sword because its not.

Decent, given the price, but pitiful in many respects...<br /><br />The Good:<br />1: It looks cool, given its remarkable similarity to another sword on this site: http://www.trueswords.com/dungeon-guardian-fantasy-broad-sword-scabbard-p-4653.html it's almost like the company recycled the design or something...<br />2: It's about as cheap as you can get a functional medieval weapon.<br />3: It fits tightly into the scabbard, so is relatively safe to carry around even without a peace tie.<br />4: It's very sturdy, and has a firm grip for an all-metal handle.<br /><br />The Bad:<br />1: The chains on the scabbard are unforgivably fragile and may break just by walking around with it on your belt.<br />2: The handle is ridiculously short, and I have somewhat small hands for a grown man, so don't take that statement lightly.<br />3: The blade is not straight in orientation with the hilt<br />4: The steel is very brittle<br /><br />The Ugly:<br />1: You can see the seams where the hilt was welded together<br />2: You can see the screws holding this thing together from the same distance at which you can make out the detail on the yellow emblems<br />3: The double bevel is not straight down the length of the blade.<br />4: You can easily notice the word "China" on one side of the blade.<br />5: For some reason, the blade smells like vapor rub. I think this is due to the chemicals the probably used to stiffen the leather in the scabbard, but I don't know.<br />6: The extremely recessed opening on the scabbard makes it hard to sheathe without bringing it right up to your face to see.<br />7: Like the "Dungeon Guardian" sword I referenced in this review, the cutting edge is extremely blunt and hard to sharpen, but the tip is sharp enough to stick an armadillo, so it's too dangerous for playing, but not dangerous enough for box cutting<br />8: IT'S A DAGGER, NOT A SWORD! This website has a really bad tendency for naming its products for something much bigger than what the actual product is, and this "Short Sword" is no exception.<br /><br />All things considered, you can get much better daggers on this site or others for just a little bit more money, but if you're on a very limited budget and want something superficially attractive for a fancy dress party, this is almost worth the price.