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Looks great and improved! Would be cool to have that video upload in a decent quality. Should've been possible in 2023 and I wonder how this could happen in the first place by a big brand like you. ?:)

prices .

Why don't you show a scythian or the achaemenid akinakes ?!!

I call them kopis bc falcata is a modern term

Deepeeka swords look awesome. Id just like to see more destruction tests on them.

Where can I buy this model in the UK??

If I had confidence the sword would be of decent quality, I'd definitely purchase one. I've heard, and read so many horror stories regarding quality, I'm going to avoid.

Falcata and Kopis ARE NOT the same sword. Kopis is a Greek sword while the Falcata was the Iberian sword...

I had high hopes for Deepeeka’s “new & improved” line, and for this new version of the Cluny sword. Sadly, this sword was a disappointment. The big issue was the blade. The hardware & scabbard were fine, but the blade was an absolute mess. This thing was wavy as a lake in high winds. And, there as a narrowing in the width in one place on one edge. Looked like someone accidentally set the edge on the wheel end of a belt grinder and ground a depression in the edge. I sharpen my own blades using a belt grinder, and this one was a lot of work, trying to compensate for all the issues with the blade. I finally got a nice edge on it, but the only way I could get that depression out of the one edge would be to re-shape the blade. It looks better after sharpening, but it’s still noticeable. I guess quality control will never be Deepeeka’s strong suit. I”m not sure I can lay down my money for another of their swords, certainly not as long as they keep churning out this kind of trash.

I want both versions wood and brass

Kult of Athena does not have it on their web site

Can you reach out to them I’ve called them three times and spoke with them

I want to buy this sword thru your vendor kult of Athena

Kilt of Athena does have this on their inventory list

Hello.2 questions: What's the difference between this kopis and the AH4237W (athenian cavalry kopis) which is also in the deepeeka site? Dimensions? Because there's no dimensions in the descriptions...And the second question is:do you ship internationally to Greece, Europe?

Those are awesome kopis,i love the fist one

Looks promising! I would like to see what the scabbards looks like!

0:30 I think it should be a called a kopis. The word "falcata" was used by modern historians to describe similar looking swords found in Celtic Spain. A "machaira" is often used for any knife regardless of size. ⚔

I would like to see Deepeeka make a reproduction of the two daggers that belonged to Tutankhamun! The Pharoah had two daggers encased in gold sheaths, one with a meteorite iron blade and the other with a blade of hardened gold! ⚔

How does the blade flex? I would definitely buy it if it does not bend so much near the guard.

is the pommel/grip solid or hollow?

Is this gladius tempered? Is it suitable for historical reconstructions against wooden shields, or is it just for decorative use? How much HRC hardness is the blade?

I purchased this sword awhile back. I have made some modifications to it, but it is one of my favorite.

Looks great. Is it peened or a sxrew pommel?

I've been looking for a good kopis for a Long time. I am glad that deepeka is stepping up in quality to provide amazing options. It was always nice to see that deepeka offered so many swords from antiquity, yet the functionality used to be somewhat quustionable, which kept me away. Its nice to see that your company has improved and listened to the critisisms. The second one especially looks quite amazing. I will still have a difficult time picking between this one and your Torfu Kopis Option.

Is the pommel 2 pieces?

I'm really enjoying your new videos. I hope you keep them up and I hope you continue improving your products like it seems you have been.

I absolutely love this concept. I am just a bit concerned about the pommel decorations as they might fall. But still, I think if you can sell a "make your own custom sword" kit, it would be a great win.

I appreciate the improvements you guys are working towards.

How about a hand and a half version.

Is it coming with a scabbard ?

I like it :)

despite being a classical era weapon the Falcata can actually be quite suitable for a early modern/ industrial revolution era context. just like the kukri it could have been used as both a weapon and a tool as well.

Bought one a few years back, got it professionally sharpened and was told not to hit anything solid with it as the steel would bend or fold. So out of curiosity i went home and struck a length of 4x2 pine wood and the edge folded and the blade bent. Nice to look at, a wall hanger if thats what you want. Wouldn't recommend it for test cutting or using a blunt one for bouting.

Looking for this swords, but can't find them among traders.

This was on sale from English Heritage, and it’s where I bought mine. It’s good to know the company name

Outstanding.

Two handed ?

That looks like it went through a recent redesign for you guys. Care to discuss the difference between the old and new versions?

Deepeeka has received very harsh criticisms. Your resilience and improvements on the quality of your swords it's very noticeable and admirable. That aside, I've been hunting for this sword for quite some time and it's just never in stock anywhere, so I got one of your viking swords which I still keep in my collection. I am not a sword expert or anything, but I can see everything in this sword has an improvement from the later version. Only thing I would point out is that the handle looks more cylindrical (probably for practical reasons). But In the first version of this sword, the wire wrapped section had a strong taper (hope I explain myself properly), which it gave the handle character and gothic style of the Era. Watching this video and looking at the all improvements you've I am again looking forward to buying this sword when it's available!

It looks great. I bought the knights templar sword a few months ago and i love the way it looks. I just ordered the matching dagger and i cant wait to have the set. Greetings from Canada

Very nice.

1st and 3rd and very nice ... hopefully they are also fully functional. The 2nd model - similar to Windlass falcata has a bit strange handle. BTW - it would be great to see modernised versions of these swords - a way to combine the ancient and contemporary. I would love to see for instance a Cold Steel kopis machete made into a real - modern sword- no grooves on the blade, nice flat / saber grind, aluminium or bronze scales (to form better protection from side blows), protruding pommel, full tang construction, kydex scabbard. Historic reproductions are fine but modernised versions are much finer and they are more utilitarian. As for the metal I would go with some stainless one - perhaps Elmax or Sleipner but well hardened or with the carbon 5160 steel frequently used in swords. Generally kopis/falcata swords are very much underrated and somewhat pushed aside yet they are better in cutting performance than gladius which is so popular. Furthermore, I would also love to see both historic and modernised versions of the most early swords from Summer or Persia which had a leaf-like structure but more compact than Greek Xiphos - a bit similar to Cold Steel Shanghai Warrior but longer. Xiphos has a wider blade towards the tip and narrower at the hilt but this Sumerian/Persian swords did not have significantly narrower blade at the hilt - just a bit - this made them stronger. I would also ot sharpen them on one side on the 2/3 of the blade and woudl not sharpen them completely towards the hilt on the other side - just up to app. 5 cm before the hilt. Anyway - these are just few thoughts. In any case it would be great to see something like a historical saga of main human blades from the most ancient times: Sumer, Egipt, Persia, Greece, Rome, Europe. Finally, What I would love to see most is the historic and modernised versions of the Native American weapns. Again Cold Steel has for instance the Gunstock war club but it is made from ... plastic - crazy ! One can say - its modern - yes but useless when trying to use it when escaping fire of the house. I would love to see modernised gunstock club made form metal and historic one from wood. Lastly. Native Australian weapons also deserve attention.

The blades are tampered, but definitely not good for battles.

Are these swords able to be used in reenactment battles?

Are there any retailers in europe selling this model or is there another way of buying it as an european resident?

Nice. This version is much better than the one you had before. The grip has seen the most amount of attention for improvement. The crossguard could still use a bit of taper, meaning the width and thickness of the both quillons can be a bit thinner and narrower near the grip/blade, the width and thickness near the quillon terminations seem fine as they are. The blade of the Cluny Museum longsword is more triangular than this version of yours, but your profile isn't bad, just leaning for towards a type XVIIIb than a XVa. I would suggest a bit more distal taper--40% percent seems a reasonable compromise. While I'm not advocating for an Albion quality sword for this price range, there could be a few changes that require minimal effort, but improves the overall quality of the sword drastically. If you could do that, marketing it at a higher price would be absolutely acceptable.

Amazinh

Recently got this one! I really like it. The weight is less front heavy than your earlier swords. The handles are more historically spaced and the brass work is nice. For how much this sword costs, I'd say it's well worth it's cost.

This pattern looks very nice! What is the tang construction? Is there distal taper to aid in handeling? beautiful sword that looks correct to the eye most definately!