Will this hold a broadsword?
1430137
Well, you're going to have to roll the 20 sided die. 1-5 absolutely not, 6-10 pretty shaky, 11-15 it kinda fits, 16-20 your broad sword shatters and you get eaten by a dragon.
1430138
Probably not, it is specifically made for a katana. Broad swords generally are not balance well enough that this stand will provide enough support. Another issue is that a broad sword is a lot wider, unless your sword has a rounded scabbard the stand probably won't be able to support it that way either.
1430139
If the sword is handle heavy it might not look right since the handle will have to be closer to the base. Its sturdy! I can definitely hold weight thats not a problem. but how it would look on the display might be the issue I think you might want something with a wider base.
1868771
Yes it will,but if you plan on a laser or light be sure it is very slim all around due to when drawing the weapon with light attached if it's too big you will be unable to draw properly .
1663658
IMHO, probably not ...as big as it is, it will likely be to flat to fit that weapon's cylinder :(
2088927
I am not familiar with that weapon but if the mount is an inch and a half long it will work.
503080
Negative. They do sell scabbards for it but be careful since they sell the blade in a lot of different lengths. First one I bought was too short for the sword but was meant for the exact style. It is soft leather.
1452496
No. It is too narrow (about 1 inch). The BK-16 is 1.2 inches wide. I have a KABAR 1256 in this sheath. I also have a BK-16, but it does not fit in this sheath.
1147321
I believe so. the frog into which the scabbard is inserted is adjustable and tightens down with lace ties like shoe laces. United cutlery has a scabbard that pairs with with the baldric. The kit Rae scabbard of which you inquired, unless you already own one, is currently unavailable but is specifically designed for a fantasy sword. a universal frog for a sword belt worn around the waist might be a better choice depending on the costume design. Probably also a little cheaper.
694264
Yes. That is how I have mine installed and it holds a chefs knife, 10" bread knife and a 5" knife.
1242188
It absolutely does! The scabbard is designed to fit any United Cutlery Sting swords, because they all have the same dimensions. My sword is a Lord of the Rings Museum Collection Sting, and it fits perfectly, so it will fit any version, whether it be the standard Hobbit or Lord of The Rings, as well as the Museum Collection. Hope this helps!
805596
Vertically. The tines scissor open to hold different sizes tooMine holds a broad sword of some weight really well
634094
I really don't know, its not like aftermarket manufacturers have set rules they go by. But if you know a friend with a united cutlery Scabbard ask them if they'll let you try it? The web site for the Noble Collection should also have the swords dimension too. I really love mine from United cutlery, But its very sharp with a thin high carbon steel blade. The scabbard fits the blade very tight. don't think I would buy one until I knew my sting would fit! it is a very nice Scabbard tho, hope I've helped?
2017096
It's the Frog only, no belt. And make sure that it's for a very narrow sword. I tried using it for a standard broadsword, and it was WAY too small for it.
869702
I think it would hold, but probably not if you're running, jumping, or anything strenuous. It is strong enough to hold the knife, but the knife is pretty easy to get out of the sheath. I'd recommend carrying it with the tip down in the sheath in a pocket.
2191767
The hanger is 1 inch and can stretch to 2 inches. Pretty sturdy, I use them for broadswords, but I'm thinking they may not be wide enough for a musket.
1892494
No, At most it would hold a filet knife across all three spaces. Pocket knife only.
774968
Not sure if I can answer ya on that. I had an 18" sword in sheath and it fit perfectly.
1691593
It's holding a 50" Excalibur at the moment and no problems. Made of lightweight metal but fine for me since I got it.