Plain Buckler – 18 Inch
$66.00
Medieval and Renaissance warriors such as yourself know the value of a shield in battle. You carry the 18 Inch Plain Buckler with you. Crafted in 14-gauge steel, this medieval buckler features a polished finish on its central boss and rolled edges. On the back, there is a steel handle. Rivets secure the handle in place. It is large enough for a range of hand sizes. This buckler fits a wide range of aesthetics. It looks right at home with styles from the 12th to the 18th century. This buckler has a sleek design that is ideal for a historical reenactment.
Key Features:
- Historically accurate design
- Large dome to fit any armored glove
- Riveted steel handle
- Great for reenactors
- Functional shield
- Rolled edges
Materials:
- Made from 14-gauge steel
Measurements:
- Overall Diameter: 18 Inches
- Handle Length: 5 Inches
- Boss Inner Diameter: 6.5 Inches
- Boss Inner Depth: 3.375 Inches
- Weight: 6 Pounds 5 Ounces
Measurements are approximate.
2 reviews for Plain Buckler – 18 Inch
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Christopher Miller (verified owner) –
This buckler is in fact 10 times better even that what I had imagined based on the images posted here on the website! I am absolutely overjoyed with it! The pictures here make it look more “flat” I suppose, but the real buckler has a very pronounced boss. It has of course a rim around the edge to catch your opponent’s sword or spear tip. This buckler is quite indestructible it seems! It is bigger than I expected too, which is fantastic! I am thrilled! This is an ideal buckler for historical fencing! Do not hesitate to buy this! It is absolutely fantastic! It seems 100% historically accurate according to museum pieces! I absolutely love it!
legonerd951 (verified owner) –
A fantastic shield! And just like the last review I am surprise by the actual size of the shield. Its perfect for close quarter stage combat and is really sturdy so you don’t need to worry about dents as much. Its great for historical and fantasy battles. The only thing I would watch out for is that its six pounds and you will hurt someone who is not wearing any armor.