USAMedievalArmours Medieval Buckler Shield 12.5 Inch 16 Gauge Steel Silver Combat Shield for Reenactment, LARP & Cosplay
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USAMedievalArmours Medieval Buckler Shield 12.5 Inch 16 Gauge Steel Silver Combat Shield for Reenactment, LARP & Cosplay
- Heavy-Duty 16-Gauge Steel Build: Crafted from durable 16-gauge steel with detailed edging, this medieval buckler shield is built to withstand impact while maintaining a balanced weight for quick movement and reliable defense in combat or reenactment use.
- Compact & Battle-Ready Design: With a 12.5-inch diameter, this small round shield offers excellent maneuverability in close combat. Ideal for sword fighting, LARP battles, cosplay, and historical reenactments requiring fast and responsive defense.
- Raised Dome for Strike Deflection: The rounded central boss is designed to deflect incoming blows effectively. This feature enhances protection for your hand and improves combat efficiency during sparring, training, or stage performances.
- Secure Wood & Steel Handle: Features a riveted steel handle reinforced with wood for a comfortable, non-slip grip. Ensures firm control even during extended use, making it suitable for intense reenactments or practice sessions.
- Perfect for Reenactment & Display: Suitable for LARP, medieval reenactments, cosplay, training, or display. This functional and stylish buckler combines historical authenticity with durability, making it a great addition for enthusiasts and collectors.
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