Hissatsu Shiokinin Jō no Teppō Stainless Steel Hissatsu Shigotonin

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Total length: approx. 42 cm, Stored length: approx. 28 cm, Blade length: approx. 16 cm, Weight: approx. 815 g
Material: Stainless steel

Hissatsu Series
This is a replica of the hand spear used by Kantsuke no Jō from Hissatsu Shiokinin.

It is said to have been made by a genuine Japanese sword specialty store in Tokyo.
It is heavy and quite realistic.
The size is slightly scaled down.

The connection between the scabbard and the handle is a friction fit for easy removal when sheathed, and a screw-in type connection when assembled as a spear to prevent accidental detachment during use.
The insertion for sheathing is not loose enough to fall out easily, but is securely fixed. The screwing for assembly as a spear is also excellent, with a flush finish after only about two turns, without needing many rotations.

I purchased this at an auction recently and have only used it a few times.
It is in like-new condition, but there are minor manufacturing scratches that were present from the beginning.

As this is a replica sword, it does not fall under the Swords and Firearms Control Law.
However, the tip is sharp and it is quite heavy, so there is a risk of injury if dropped accidentally. Also, even though it is a replica sword, carrying it outside without a justifiable reason may be a violation of the Minor Offenses Law depending on the situation, so please be aware of this.
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