Viking baardbijl blad, type D, bot (battle-ready) Bestek & kookgerei The light draw weight of

The light draw weight of the bow makes it safe enough for LARP and re-enactment battles and also easy to handle for shooting targets

The original is currently part of the collection of the British Museum in London

so you can also wear the armor separately for a completely different look

This replica is made from 9260 carbon steel and features a broad fuller

The pouch also has a belt loop so that you can hang it on your belt

Viking baardbijl blad, type D, bot (battle-ready) Bestek & kookgerei The light draw weight ofThis Viking axe head is based on several originals, including a 9th century Danish example. This type of axe blade is classified as Petersen Type D. It is a transitional form, often featuring a wider blade and a shorter neck, and many examples remain asymmetrical. The connection between the blade and the haft is broad, making this type of bearded axe stronger than its predecessors, Types B and C. This type of axe was likely used primarily for