Three Easy Steps To Getting Your Very First Medieval Sword

Posted by juliabennet on November 27th, 2012

For many people, the experience of acquiring their very first medieval sword is a matter of great pride and satisfaction. In other words, it is one of those moments in their lives which would bring a smile on their faces when they look back on it. If you are an individual who is passionate about the medieval times then you might have the desire to get a few medieval swords. Owning a genuine medieval blade is a very easy three-step process provided your budget can accommodate the purchase not to mention rewarding since at the conclusion of the deal you will be the proud owner of a rapier. 

The first step in this process is to answer some questions, like what type of sword are you interested in getting? What are the places from which you can make your purchase? What is the average price of such swords? Answering relevant questions like these would bring you closer to your goal of owning a medieval weapon and it would also help you clear the doubts from your mind and be surer about what you want. If you have contacts which can provide you with useful guidelines on buying such products then you must make it a point to speak to them to get some pointers.

Because there is a wide array of medieval swords available in the market, this subject is open to interpretation. While some people think of it as a blessing since it leaves them spoilt for choice others find it to be a curse because it makes them indecisive and confused. You can take your pick from different categories of medieval blades like Samurai blades, replica, fantasy and so on depending on your personal preference. You can also find an original sword which is a replica of the authentic used by warriors in the past, but be forewarned as this isn’t going to be cheap.

After you have covered the first step of answering the questions and determining what kind of sword you want, you need to proceed to the next step and come up with reasons as to why you want to own a medieval blade. This step is particularly important when you are getting your very first blade because if you don’t know the purpose of it then misuse would be inevitable. Determine whether you want the weapon for reenactment purpose, to be used as a display or as a part of Live Action Role Play. This step is important because swords are expensive and hence should not be purchased randomly.

It is the third and final step which is the most exciting because this is where the action happens and you get to choose your favorite medieval sword. Irrespective of whether you choose to buy your blade online or from physical stores, weigh its pros and cons and compare it with other options carefully before reaching a decision. Medieval swords have some common features, so make sure that these are present in the blade you have chosen to buy. In this way, experts would easily be able to identify your medieval weapon and shower praises every time they shoot a glance at the item.

Your very first medieval sword should prove to be a worthy buy and it should fill you with pride every time you lay your eyes on it. Do not drain your finances by buying medieval swords that are of no use or the ones that do not suit your taste or preferences. After you have purchased your very first medieval blade you will be tempted or motivated to add more to your collection but be wise and build up your collection slowly and steadily. This is because these weapons have a very high price tag, especially if they are authentic, so you don’t want to blow up all of your finances on sabers alone.

Buying a genuine sword is a process which is conducted in a step by step manner in order to ensure that the right purchase is made. With the large number of swords available in the market, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and confused and end up spending a fortune for nothing and this is why it is important to be cognizant of the guidelines for purchase.

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