Reviews and Ratings for Cold Steel 88GMSSM Man at Arms Messer Sword 22" Blued 1090 Carbon Blade, Leather Sheath

Cold Steel 88GMSSM Man at Arms Messer Sword 22" Blued 1090 Carbon Blade, Leather Sheathrated 5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Cold Steel 88GMSSM Man at Arms Messer Sword 22 inch Blued 1090 Carbon Blade, Leather Sheath

 

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Cold Steel 88GMSSM Man at Arms Messer Sword 22" Blued 1090 Carbon Blade, Leather Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Tommyboy
Greenwood, MO
Dec 31, 2016
Pros: Blade Material, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Materials, Sheath/Scabbard, Finish, Usable
Cons: None

Messer Impresser

Balance and sharpness is superb. Blade is thin for a CS but it will handle any necessary task other than chopping down a 15' oak. Great little sword to have around camp for chores as well as protection. I carry it while bowhunting wild hogs in case things get close and personal.
Cold Steel 88GMSSM Man at Arms Messer Sword 22" Blued 1090 Carbon Blade, Leather Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Ej
Virginia
Jun 09, 2024
Pros: Blade Material, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Usable
Cons: None

Awesome Sword

This sword is great, especially for the price. Mine looks great and arrived razor-sharp. It's light, responsive, and is a pleasure to swing. It's a great sword to start your collection with and begin cutting. I made one modification after receiving it. The grip is incredibly comfortable and shaped well, so it's easy to always correctly orient the blade. It also feels good while cutting through targets, but I applied a little grip tape for some additional friction since it's just smooth wood. It's easy enough to hold onto while your hand is dry, but I could see it potentially becoming slick if your hands, gloves, or the grip itself get wet. I waited a year after purchasing to write this review and I've used it for cutting melons, pineapples, and water bottles in that time. I've also occasionally clipped the hardwood stand I place my targets on and there's been no blade damage whatsoever. I just give it a little TLC with a few passes on a ceramic sharpener and some mineral oil after use and it looks and performs like new still.