Ancient Bronze Sword Russian Maxim 1910 which had a maximum firing

which had a maximum firing range of 12 miles (20 km)

A detachable shoulder strap is included

The weapon has engraved steel mounts and still retains a steel ramrod

This axe features a high carbon blackened steel head with un-sharpened edge and a hardwood shaft

and had poor range

Ancient Bronze Sword Russian Maxim 1910 which had a maximum firingOriginal Item: This sword was reportedly dug up in north western Anatolia in the late 19th Century. It is all bronze, but the hilt may have been made separately and attached to the blade. The blade is a common shape and size for Persian swords of about 900 BCE, although roughly similar swords, including variations on the Greek Xiphos sword, have been found dating from around 1300 BCE forward. The blade is 39. 5 centimeters long by 4. 5 centimeters