Hi folks! Here's the 300 blade, finally. Comes with leather scabbard. It has a fuller instead of raised ridge for cost's sake. Thanks for checkin' it out! ;)

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Looks cool John. The range of your work is outstanding as always.

I see no boots this time in the pictures!

Very impressive as usual John. I am sure it handles like a dream!

Nice, nice, nice!

As always, your work is outstanding. I bet that is a wicked cutter.

That looks even BETTER than the movie sword, in fact it's the best adaptation of the design I've seen yet (and I don't even like the "300" sword design. Too ahistorically funky and clunky for my tastes. But this one takes some of the "clunk" out of the design!). Excellent job!

You took a bad design and made it a good one.

It's not really my cup of mead but, It feels darn good. Plenty forward weight but still light and at like 2 1/4 lbs. It is very sharp with a fine edge and sharpened false edge and reenforced tip. So high performance from marquenched 5160H with a good temper. The hand ground fuller is not true to movie which had a raised ridge instead. This was to save time/cost and not impede cutting ability. Thanks for comments:)

That turned out REAL nice John. Thanks for posting the pics.