Flat Ended Butt Cap
37.50€
• Pickup: Immediately from store in Kaarina, Finland
Description of the Product
With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of the shaft, keep it from splintering and to add balance to the overall weapon. This butt cap is generic and does not represent any one specific time or place. Can be used historically for any spear younger than the beginning of the Iron Age. Well made of mild steel. Butt cap gives an improved appearance and protection as well as balancing the spear. Ready to mount. Fits in a 30mm (1 1/5β) diameter shaft.
- Butt cap gives an improved appearance and protection as well as balancing the spear
- Can be used historically for any spear younger than the beginning of the Iron Age
- Overall lenght: 15 cm
- Inner diameter: 28 mm
Outer diameter: 30 mm - Weight: 230g
- Manufacturer: Windlass Steelcrafts
2 reviews for Flat Ended Butt Cap
An impressive quality, the shipment took 6 days to Spain but it is very cheap, it is worth it. The customer service is good (they answer emails).
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Jari KerΓ€nen (verified owner) –
Sopiva kantarauta keihÀsprojektiin, sopii hyvin mm. Yleiseurooppalaiseen kÀrkeen josta syntyy pÀtevÀn oloinen keihÀs. Kannattaa sinistÀÀ niin tulee antiikkisempaa nÀkâÀ, itse tein nÀin.
Janne HΓ€meenaho (verified owner) –
It’s just what they promised and what the picture shows. I take this opportunity to wish for some sort of “ageing” for the surface. In reality they never looked that new π